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- www.ted.com At the INK Conference, Arvind Gupta shares simple yet stunning plans for turning trash into seriously entertaining, well-designed toys that kids can build themselves -- while learning basic principles of science and design.
I watched him on Tarang. I am one of the villagers he is talking about. He made my childhood awesome and because of him I am here in one of the top leading companies in the world making things I like.
Thank you Sir. You taught me how to learn
That triangle explanation was such a brilliant one! I could never quite understand how a triangle is the most stable structure, using force diagrams. But it makes so much more sense to use a physical model, since the the original problem is primarily an architectural one!
my daughter is 7 months old now & after seeing Arvind here, I'm looking forward to become a creative & smart father for her. thx a lot for sharing your 30yrs of experiences Mr. Gupta.
Almost 8 years and still in awe! Thank you, Sir, for giving a great example of brilliance and hope!
I received him personally when he came to iitd tryst...extremely humble and creative man..
Best TEDtalk ever.
Seriously, I've been wondering over a year now what to do with my life. Making kids smile and learn = indescribably epic win.
Great Salute to Arvind Ji...
The person who was having the chance to leave country in the time of 1970s after passed out from IIT which others were/are doing, but he decided to serve for country and really he is doing well... he can create the laboratory of a school lesser than 1000 Rs with much thoughts and idea, fully scientific for students...
So friends share him thoughts to our new generation as much as possible...
Jai HInd
We all need teachers like you. In fact, the teachers need teachers like you. You remind me of something I read about a guy who became very rich from investing after applying some basic principles. He said, " if I see 5 cents (or 5 piasa) on the street I pick it up, not because its 5 cents but because I know what this 5 cents can become." You make this world a fun place to live in.
Drawing for blind kids! It almost made me cry.
yeah - this was brilliant
dhawal1 me too! It really touched my heart! 💚✝️
So much respect for you, Sir. I used to watch Tarang when I was a kid. Hats off, Sir.
Hats off because it’s now a life jacket?
Hats of to you sir . I loved what you spoke
Tarang was amazing...
this guy is totally devoted i knw because i have seen him doing shows on dooordarshan(''TAranG'') since my childhood n i am now 22 years old..
i along with my brother use to make stuffs taught by him on tv..
these are what called respectful peoples
I love that there is no incentive to make money but to share excitement of learning.
terre tulsiak I agree! 😊
@ADSwank
my friend if the 98% of this world population wasn't working/dedicating their time to the rich money hungry corporate empires in this world then we would have Billions of Arvind Gupta type of people on this planet. In fact our life on this planet would have changed real fast. There are people out there as brilliant as Arvind Gupta who never had the chance to spread their creativity/knowledge to the world population. Now that we have internet it will be possible in the future.
This video is really worth watching, and most touching. First, toys are environment saviours. Second, they are bliss for the children who want to learn even in the remotest part of any country.
I grew up watching your show on Tarang DD1.
YOU are Amazing
The best Ted talk I have ever seen😍😍😍
I love this man's enthusiasm!!! That straw thing is THE best things I have seen in months!
He is the most passionate teacher and a person that I have come across in my life.
These toys show some of the most powerful and fundamental forces known to science. If a child is introduced to these concepts early and in a hands on way, they will have a head start on figuring it all out when they grow up and be much more curious and informed about the world based upon sound principles.
Full of enthusiasm, passion. Joy of Science. Salute to you Sir.
still inspiring the kids of next decade ....
we need creativity like this in our country instead of children preparing for Engineering Entrances 4 years before the actual exam
OMG I learned more in this video than I learned in 12 years of public education...
I used to watch his program on Doordarshan and perhaps it's him who got me interested in science and made me realise the power of science.
If India has to become a superpower, we need many teachers like him. A kid who understands and enjoys science will do wonders when he/she grows up.
Soo true
Recalled to mind my childhood days. Happy and content with toys like these. Now with the influx of electronic toys, the current generation seems to have forgotten what joy these tiny little toys can give. Nice video. Thanks.
hes onef of the rare men with a heart for kids
Only arvind Gupta is the person behind my mechanical engineering profession. You are the real pearl.
This video is truly inspiring; innovations of learning that not only fit the 21st century, but also are available in the poorest of countries. There's a huge mental power waiting to be awakened in countries like India.
Often one doesn't know what we wanted to do but its good enough to know what you don't want to do... Nice line
I was grinning in amazement through the whole talk. Bravo!
Style Hunter Fox
This is really great. Teaching kids with this will make them really creative and think beyond with only short of resources
Science is not a subject you learn, It's a feeling you express.
His storytelling and creativity 👏👏
@AmusingYeti Hes is not nervous, he was on a rush because TED imposes strict time limits, and he had many things to show.
This whole presentation made me smile. I am going to try making these toys with my son.
Thank-you
Paheli Paheli... Paheli Hai Tarang... Maza Maza Maza Hai Tarang... Tarang Tarang Tarang Tarang....
Heartly Thanks to you Arvind Guruji
11:34 almost brought tears to my eyes!
This is how a developing country introduced a whole generation to science, paving the way for it to go from struggling to feed to sending probes to Mars. :) Enraptured.
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Did you use a thesaurus to write this?
@@kamaravichow ... because of "enraptured"?
a brilliant mind with very simple and sweet personality...love you sir..hats off.....
Technology. Entertainment. Design. This video is a paradigm for those three thoughts.
@claudees The toys today are mere improved versions of the toys of the generations before. We are to respect the past but always look towards the future. This principle is often missed by both young and older generations.
im proud .. hes a pass out of my college .. IIT kanpur rox
This is what called real teaching which kid won't receive in high profile money sucking so called schools. I feel nostalgic to see him in TED as I used to watch his CIET program in childhood.
best man ever born. on earth
The velcro touchpad is freakin awesome
This is unpretentious incredible stuff. Great to hear that Prof. Gupta is a Padma Shri awardee now. More power to you, Sir!
Thx fir this information
Drawing slate for blinds cried me
I like his enthusiasm. He's amazing. Children here are sometimes so blasé. The cost of being rich and spoiled.
@Saesegral i haven't seen any dislikes so far.... but yes your right, this is valuable, and the man has a really really good mind, humans should learn how to improvise, that's other people is lacking of.
This guy was having so much fun he could barely get the words out. I want him to be my grandpa haha
Respected sir, thanks for spreading the scientific knowledge through simple but efficiently designed toys.
in Hindi, "Maha Atma" means "the great Spirit". This was the surname of Gandhi. Sure there's a part of Gandhi's Spirit blowing in this man's mind. Thanks !
A little correction there... "Mahatma" was not his surname... It was a kind of title that we have given him as you correctly said" the great spirit"... His surname was Gandhi itself... And his full name was Mohandas karamchand Gandhi!
Well.... This man is a good reply to Mr. Steve woz who says Indians can not be creative.....
Also..... Our level of creativity can blow anyone's intelligence and creativity.....
I'm a Caucasian from southern California with Engilish as my only language, and I could understand his English just fine. What a cool guy. =o)
This is a very good video that demonstrates how one can take yesterday's garbage into real toys or how some people take discarded metal and turn them into musical instruments.
Still watching until 2020, extremely impressive.
i love this old man....he is amazing
That was a truly inspiring talk. So many great ideas for teaching kids about so many different scientific principles whilst having real fun MAKING things.
I won't have time to watch this for a few hours (was just checking my emails)
but this title.. Turning trash into toys for learning
Classic TEDTalk. I'll be back to watch you, don't let me down.
🤩Wow that's amazing🎉🎉🎉❤
I wish I had a teacher like you!!!
Great!! damn inspiring!! sir u r a genius...very innovative...I have Great respect fr u sir!!
This is extraordinary!!
I hope that someday schools too pick these methods to teach kids :)
The story at the end with the news paper I have a similar one I learned back in 5th grade and I still know it today (im in my 40s)
Hats off for this genius guy, great spirit.
Amazing thinking and creativity
My childhood was fascinated by you sir..tarang...
Young india needs this science lab in each school
I REALLY want to meet him .. i use to boast between my friends about things that i learn from him
Just amazing. We need people like them.
love all the videos, but please go HD.... please!!!!
A little hard to understand at times - and a bit rushed, but WOW! I loved it!! I want to know more... !!! My favorite was the thin bicycle tubing and toothpicks for teaching geometry.
One of the best talks I've ever watched
Brilliant and inspiring talk! Simple ideas used in a creative way to spark imagination and ultimately learning.
Very nice master !!!
I make many experiments with class, thank you....
sir this is the best ted talk i've ever watched.
This is very inspiring. Keep up the good work Arvind. Well done!
Tarang wale shows sai mai aap ko janata hu sir. Aap nai bahut kuch sikhaya. Thank you sir .
@nitingarg88 yup! i miss those days, doordarshan was having epic shows .alas!! cable and glamour media ruptured everything..
Its worth watching ,Great man Great thoughts!!!
What a wonderful human being.
bless him bless him bless him
got to learn so much from him
This man is incredible!!
Awesome, inspiring video. Will try this at home with the kids. Enough of the expensive toys.
A Simple ans practical way to learn Science.
Really you are great proud of you Sir 👍
tarang tarang..(y)
Yes, from Gyandarshan, Kagaz kala
Came here from the IIT B Game Design Course. What an inspiring inventor
this video must be shared with all govt school teachers.
I love tht shw..
I remember
Match box vehicle
The hat and lot of much more..
I am surprized even today
My name is Aniruddha
and my science teacher Karuna mam send us a link of this video and I see this video it is very interesting and helpful
@ddnguyen278 100%
That basic idea is why I like the zeitgeist movement. The children aren't the problem. The life they're forced into is. Scientific understanding is humanity's last great hope.
HUMAN BRAIN IS AWESOME!!!!! YET 1 DISLIKE FOR THIS VIDEO IT'S A SHAME.
Very proud of you Arvind 👏👏
Wonderful man know one can think like him wonderful man
Used to see him on Doordarshan (National TV channel) shows great guy man...
amazing!
fantastic idea comes from pure soul
Incredibly creative person.
This guy is a genius .
indian version of Professor Julius Sumner-Miller? .... curiosity show? good stuff
Hats Off ...........