TED Radio Hour

Teaching For Better Humans 2.0

Apr 3, 2020
In this insightful discussion, Richard Culatta, CEO of ISTE, and Liz Kleinrock, an educator specializing in tough topics, tackle how to reshape education for future generations. They dive into the challenges of teaching race and inequality while fostering critical thinking. Thomas Curran, a social psychologist, examines the rise of perfectionism among youth due to social media pressures, and Jacqueline Woodson shares her passion for empowering diverse voices through storytelling. Together, they explore the importance of resilience and self-compassion in modern education.
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ADVICE

Engaging Online Learning

  • Plan engaging online activities that go beyond simply uploading worksheets.
  • Encourage kids to use technology as a tool for exploration and learning.
INSIGHT

Digital Citizenship

  • Human competencies like eye contact and listening are still important in virtual spaces.
  • Teach kids to be inclusive, informed, engaged, balanced, and alert digital citizens.
ADVICE

The Future of Education

  • Schools must acknowledge that kids live in both physical and virtual worlds.
  • Leverage technology to empower kids to solve problems and collaborate globally.
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