[Youtube Review][TEDx Talks] 어떻게 학교가 아이들을 덜 똑똑하게 만들까 | 에디 종(Eddy Zhong) | TEDxYouth@BeaconStreet

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This time, I will review the popular YouTube videos.

These days, even if it's good to watch on YouTube, sometimes people skip it or don't watch it if it's too long.

When you watch Youtube, do you scroll and read the comments first?

To save your busy time, why don't you check out the fun contents, summary, and empathy comments of popular YouTube videos first and watch YouTube?

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Yt6raj-S1M

 

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Summary Comments : [TEDx Talks] 어떻게 학교가 아이들을 덜 똑똑하게 만들까 | 에디 종(Eddy Zhong) | TEDxYouth@BeaconStreet

No**************:

1.Wake up EARLY
2.Get prepared for school
3. Go to school for 8 hours and hear adults talk all day "teaching us"
4. Go home
5. Eat dinner
7. Go to bed early
8. Repeat

 

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Playtime Comments : [TEDx Talks] 어떻게 학교가 아이들을 덜 똑똑하게 만들까 | 에디 종(Eddy Zhong) | TEDxYouth@BeaconStreet

Ya*******:

2:02 the reaction on his face

De**:

2:03 why- why did they zoom up on the one guy who looked genuinely upset

vi*************:

are we all just gonna ignore that guy at 2:04

Cu************:

2:02 look at this guy! He is soooo confused right now lol!

Ga**********:

1:55 i swear he was his maths teacher

 

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Top Comments : [TEDx Talks] 어떻게 학교가 아이들을 덜 똑똑하게 만들까 | 에디 종(Eddy Zhong) | TEDxYouth@BeaconStreet

EM*****:

School made me lose all of my passion for the things I love.

Ch*********:

Kids will be getting Fs on what the teacher is teaching, and when they're supposed to help those who need it, they just keep ''teaching'' what the failing kids are stuck on.

Jo*******:

The dislikes are from the teachers loll

Sn******:

The only people that disliked are these kids that only sit in front of the book 24/7

sk***************:

i had to write a 2-4 page story i love to write and so i got a little carried away and wrote an 8 page story



i got an F on the assignment
Edit: Guys i was in like 5th grade btw

So******:

The ironic thing is that schools make us watch Ted Talks and write papers about them.

Gr***:

I learn more interesting stuff from ted ed than school.

Like mansa musa
Dams

Etc.

Ya**********:

Mom : Your Teacher is like ur Mom/Dad
also Teachers : Why are u eating in my Class

Mi************:

For the first seven years of my life I wanted to be a dragonologist (a person who studies dragons). I really, truly believed in dragons, and magic, and all that kinda stuff... I had at least ten books about dragonologists. But school demolished it. I couldn't take all the mocking, all the teasing, all the comments behind my back. So I gave up on that. I found a more realistic job, one that I could still include magic in- writing. I love writing; I always have. It's the only subject in school I can get As in. The rest I might as well give up. But you know what? The kids made fun of me even more*. But that time I wasn't going to give up. I wasn't going to cry myself to sleep every night; I was going to ignore them. And I hated the teachers so, so much- they never did *anything about the other kids. I was too stubborn to tell anyone outside of school. So I was stuck with kids making fun of me and teachers ignoring it all. One day someone insulted my best friend about being friends with a wannabe author and they had gone too far*. I would never let someone get away with being mean to my friends. I didn't even think; I swore at them and grabbed their homework, which was in their hand, and ripped it to pieces. That made them rip out half my hair, and *that's when the teachers got involved.
I got in trouble, and I gave up on writing.
But that day when I got home from school, I realized the online writing platform that I wrote on had chosen me as winner of a huge writing contest. I didn't even reply to the platform; I thought that the teachers didn't like me because I wanted to be an author, and I thought that they knew what was best for me... But my friends got me back to writing. I don't know where I'd be without them.
What I'm trying to say here is find your dream and don't let anyone change it.
Not even school.

Iz***:

“If you're not prepared to be wrong, you'll never come up with anything original.”
Ken Robinson

Ev*********:

“No one has ever changed the world by doing what the world has told them to do”

Do*********:

I remember once telling my teacher that I didn't want a future in want they, or my parents wanted. I wanted to do something on my own. They just laughed and said I was a kid, and that school would help me there. Over that whole year, I believed that less and less because what they said was completely different from reality. They just need to not grade people, instead tell them what did they did wrong why, and not pressure them into getting in trouble because of bad grades. Some teachers are good at that, but 2/3 schools don't do that, they make specific rules, and specific grading systems making kids spend half their life worrying "Did i get the test right??" "Am I going to get a good report card?" Instead of them thinking, " Thanks so much to my teacher, it helped a ton what they said, I'm confident I got this right." Thats one of the problems, they don't use Peer support, they use peer pressure.

Bl****************:

“and this change all started when i got an envelope in the mail”
me: ....
me: hogwarts?









i’m so sorry i had to say something

Sh**********:

The fact that my school computer have these videos blocked from YouTube shows the fact that schools don’t want you to know the truth as to why it’s messed up

AN*************:

"Bunch of people running around bumping into each other, then the bell rings and they give you a carton of milk and a piece of paper that says you can go and take a dump or something"

-Rick from Rick and Morty

AJ*****:

“No one has ever changed the world by doing what the world has told them to do.”

JO****************:

finnaly someone is stepping up against school

De**********:

NO ONE HAS EVER CHANGED THE WORLD BY DOING WHAT THE WORLD HAS TOLD THEM TO DO

al*******:

Imagination is more important than education.
-some dude in a youtube video.

Mo**********:

School is useless when you think about it. You study and get good grades, but at the end they do you no good when you want to become a doctor or a cashier. Calculus ain't gonna help you in life unless you wanna become a maths teacher, and poetic techniques ain't gonna help you unless you wanna become a poet. And let's be honest, who'd wanna be that in 2021

Xe******:

I learnt more biology from the 'Magic School Bus' cartoon

BS*****:

The best sentence is : No one has every changed the world, by doing with the world has told them to do

PT*********:

"I'm the only asian in the world who doesn't understand math"-dude,where have u been all my life?

Si*******:

The one Ted Talk they won't show in class.

Do************:

Teacher: don’t be afraid to ask questions
Me: asks a question
Teacher: WHY DIDN’T YOU PAY ATTENTION

IT*****:

“Kids need atleast 8 hours of sleep”
high schoolers : laugh in 4 hours of sleep
edit: its now 10/7/20 and as a sophomore i can confirm i get 2 hours of sleep now...it keeps getting worse

it**************:

Funny how school systems expected us to be perfect in grades, score 100% and straight As while they can't even teach us properly

Wi********:

School makes you scared of failing when failing is the only way to truly learn.

Sh**********:

Reads title
Say no more fam

Ni********:

After he said "I think I'm the only Asian kid who can't do math," that guy was not amused

FB*:

Education is when you learn from your mistakes
School is where you get mocked for your mistakes

Gw*****:

The amount of mental breakdowns I’ve had since 6th grade (in a junior in high school now) is crazy. I left public school because I have dyslexia and the schools just couldn’t do anything to help me, so I became homeschooled. After middle school I went back because my parents were worried I wasn’t going out and I had become really depressed. I went back to public school and that was horrible. All the test and expectations just FUELED my social anxiety and anxiety in general. I’m still fkn struggling so hard. All school has taught me is how to write in MLA format and a couple of formulas that I don’t even really understand.

Mu*************:

There is favoritism in almost every teacher.The teacher doesnot judges a student by his academic performance hence he judges him by his personalities.He or she demotivates that student even so that student is hardworking and intelligent that makes a real bad impact on that particular student and he considers him self a duffer and does not get good grades because he has low esteem just due to that particular teacher.Bad Teachers are just the cause of failure of any student in any field of life and good teachers are just the cause of success of any student in any field of life.

HA***:

still rewatching this vid when i have time. i dont want to be an entrepreneur but i still get comforted by this vid when i feel down since my passion is performing which is not connected to acad things. i get good grades but i actually dont feel any satisfaction about it. my parents wants me to be a lawyer someday but i don't rlly have any interest to those kind of things. this may seem silly but this vid always comfort me when i feel down. im turning 18 in 2 days and after that i'll audition on ents. i've been training for around years alone and it makes me cry when my vids gets compliments from ppl that i dont know in person . im really greatful that i saw this vid after watching ted talks about religion and stuff. thanks for this eddy zhong

 

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[TEDx Talks] We gathered comments about popular videos and looked at them in summary, including play time, and order of popularity.

It's a good video or channel, but if you're sad because it's too long, please leave a YouTube channel or video link and I'll post it on this blog.

 

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