Thinking about Education: Temporal Sync and Complexity | Mohit Patel | TEDxKotechaChowk

Moving away from simplistic dialectic about education towards a more authentic appreciation of educational complexities Mohit is an educator, engineer and entrepreneur who strives to create engaging and insightful learning experiences. He designs and executes learning experiences for teachers and students based on learning theories and cognitive neuroscience. Mohit has a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and a master’s degree in Industrial Systems from the University of Cambridge where he went on a scholarship from the Cambridge Commonwealth Trust. He completed his second master’s degree at Harvard University focusing on education and technology. He has been a cross-registered candidate at Massachusetts Institute of Technology where he focused on institutional management. His program was funded by a scholarship from Harvard University. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

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Listening to you felt like i am listening to my inner voice. A much needed project for us to take forward for our future generations!! i am so glad that you came to back to your place to start this initiative instead of staying abroad!!

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The concept and the story of planting the seed and waiting for it to grow in order to teach us so many things taught me a very nice lesson. Totally agree that we are living in a world where instant results are seen as the best and many terms are used without clarification. Mohit, you are doing a great job for the kids of your school. Can we try something to take it a level up and make the whole world change slowly just like the plant grow. :)