The Problem With the Education System | Bryan Shaw | TEDxSevenoaksSchool

[@Stoneman256]

I love this ted talk to show everyone that the school system is flawed

[@spurti]

Yes creativity is still considered taboo in the school system

[@jeffforsythe9514]

Flawed? The one thing that should be taught in schools and in prisons that is totally ignored is gardening, think about it.

[@HydrogenAgent129]

Wow I actually love this guy I love how he thinks he thinks so much like me and he is an inspiration to what humanity can truly be thank you so much for bringing this guy on because we need more people to be thinking like this throughout the world

[@acupoftae4992]

This deserves more likes and views

[@btsstan8567]

soo true

[@danishafif7480]

ikr

[@zakzeus.shuufHunaak]

a zillion more . God speed 😍😍😍🚀™️🎂

[@nickiprince1064]

It's true that our education system is kinda stressful. As early as pre-school, kids are being burnt out with so much paper and pen works...a not so enjoyable truth...

[@wiresa.reintresting7051]

Inkonw this was, and I think still is the case, that is, sudsbury valley scool,: the only required or compulsory openwork/writing (or for that matter comulsury or required anything) for students, was to sigh on and out of the school at some point, every scool day, and eve that I tbelieve you could get help from someone else with, or at this point probably do it electronically. The rest of the time was pretty much up to you, study, or play, or sslepp if you want to. From the testimony and things from people who went there there whr Ty were younger, it turthey turned out pereyy well happy successful people, from a sudsbury valley school education. You can find things Voit that, and similar democratic scolls , on KZbin Ana d elsewhere. It's really interesting, thoig unfortunately most schools are much close to what you describe, than to a sudsbury Valle or democratic school with self directed learning .

[@gabrielchapin4704]

I believe that if the worlds next generations didn't depend on the current completely flawed education system, anyone in the world could create an education system that would outshine the current one ten fold. Specifically the US education system, I could take a month at max to rewrite the education system completely and it could probably create students that could thrive better in the world than anyone that currently does.

[@gabrielchapin4704]

It would take me 1 Day to rewrite the education system to make amazing students, the rest of the time to thread the education system into the country that is how simple it would be.

[@spurti]

That's really a great insight from you Gabriel

[@matthewmullin8168]

@@gabrielchapin4704 lol no one is stopping you. Go ahead and pitch your ideas.

[@chickennuggets1837]

Bro I have decided to make that my life's work. Please, for the sake of the next generation, go for it.

[@wiresa.reintresting7051]

I recommend looking into Sudbury valley school, and schools based on they model, and other democratic model schools and self directed learning more generally., Inthe course of your research and design work. Good luck, I wish you every success 👍

[@Miki-nh1bc]

*"When I was 10, I would run around the classroom forcing the teachers to case after me, pin me down and drag me all the way to the principal office"* That probably turned into a kink.

[@hattoving340]

All the teachers chasing around the kid or are the teachers solving a case in the court?

[@iceenderman-fm4kb]

*cough cough kid Naruto

[@jeffforsythe9514]

It wasn't school that I disliked, it was the principle of the thing. The one thing that should be taught in schools and in prisons that is totally ignored is gardening, think about it.

[@Drew-vv9ef]

underrated

[@KibhXD]

This Ted talk is Amazing, and its 101% true.

[@Viewpoint314]

How other counties might surpass the USA because they put more resources into AI education at a young age Artificial intelligence (AI) is a rapidly evolving field with the potential to transform industries and drive economic growth. As such, it has become a key focus for countries around the world, and many are investing heavily in AI research and development. However, one area that is often overlooked is AI education at a young age. By investing in AI education at an early age, countries are positioning themselves to be leaders in the field and to reap the economic benefits that come with it. One of the main reasons that other countries might surpass the USA in AI is because they are investing more resources in AI education at a young age. By starting education early, students have more time to develop the skills and knowledge needed to excel in this field. This includes math, science, and computer science skills, as well as critical thinking, problem solving, and creativity. These skills are essential for success in the field of AI, and by starting education early, students have a better chance of developing them. Another reason that other countries might surpass the USA in AI is because they are creating a more supportive ecosystem for AI education. This includes things like providing funding for research and development, building partnerships with industry, and creating programs and initiatives to support AI education. By taking a holistic approach to AI education, countries are able to create a more supportive environment for students and researchers, which can lead to better outcomes and more rapid progress in the field. In conclusion, other countries might surpass the USA in AI because they are investing more resources in AI education at a young age and creating a more supportive ecosystem for AI education. By prioritizing these areas, countries can position themselves to be leaders in the field and to reap the economic benefits that come with it.

[@firedpistol]

amazing that this guy was also 4x worlds strongest man

[@moshkhal2637]

Amazingly true.

[@cherylrosales5107]

Is he the founder of Shaw Academy?

[@theultimatemk4567]

i can relate

[@canofmana9978]

Dude reminds me of richchigga

[@hazel4633]

I was about to comment that lol

[@aguywhodoesstuff1116]

The Problem With the Education System | Bryan Shaw | TEDxSevenoaksSchool Which problem?

[@MymemoriezZ]

He didn't have enough materials to support his speech. And all of it were only about his personal view and its extension!

[@derangedwifi3825]

I guess so, but this is pretty obvious if you've ever gone to school :/

[@turabullschools2411]

I know what you're saying. Much of this seems to be self aggrandizing. However, I do believe that standardized tests are counterproductive to real learning.

[@celebrity_rooster7488]

Look at that. Violent people finish first. Take a look at Jordan Peterson before jumping to conclusions.

[@roope8028]

The point is good, but the description of the Finnish system is actually not accurate. Our school system in Finland is far from good even if it is better than others... There are final tests before the uni, but there is also normal tests in every subject many times a year. Our system dosent systematically try to courage students to find what really intrestest them nor generaly even allow them to make crative decions about how they like to study. Unfairly many of the Finnish students are having mental problems with theyr studies. Point of the Finnish school system is to give everybody some basic knowledge in the general subjekts and you need to study everything. Even if you are some adhd who is really intrested in sience you cant get in university if you don't pass Swedish tests even if you are the best in the subjekt you are going to study... (most of the fins do not ever even need Swedish, but because politics every one must study it...) The goes on and on. But if someone really wants to create great school system it should take inspire from the problems of the best not just try to be as good, because that does not lead anywhere... (Props for you if you could understand all of my perfect english)

[@wiresa.reintresting7051]

Roope I think your English is just fine and totally understandable, especially if it's not you first language. Those are interesting and good points. Even a sya national school system that is considered the best, or lest bad, is not neccxarily ll that good when you look into it more closely, and hthing could be much better than it. Time of the problems you mentioned, like how students still have to take retain subjects , even when they have no ntrest in nor Ouse for that subject. And how there are still compulsory exams throught a students time at school. In sudsbury valley school, and most schools based on the model and othr sdemoctatic schools, there are not compulsory exams, and no compulsory subjects that students are required to take. Following your interests and parrions on encouraged and facilitated by the school, including the chance to start new clsees or lectures ofr a subject you like , of one doesn't already exist. There are quite few dsudssbury valley model schools, and other democratic schools, around europe, north America, and ot r parts of the world now. I know a of a couple on Ireland, and some in the nethwrlnad. I don't know about Finland, bit I think it's difficult to set up new schools there outside of the national schools system eprhaps. So, ther is a, on many ways, better option that allewdy exists, although I d ok nt think it's yet the standard or national system in any country or state. Maybe some of they was interesting. Thanks for reading.

[@jjc6530]

What academic institution lets kids pass their class with doing just one assignment, the whole entire school year? The American public education system does…that’s the problem with the system….only in America.

[@lazerkitty0777]

Personally, I think it’s depends on the task. When I was in middle school band, our performance at the concerts was our grade.

[@jjc6530]

@@lazerkitty0777 the concerts are the assignments for the class.