The fact that I will watch multiple hours worth of TedTalks and the like instead of doing homework really shows how true this is. I'm willing to learn, so long as I´m interested in what I'm learning.
🎶 I believe the children are our future Teach them well and let them lead the way... No ..Let them be and let them lead the way... 🎵🎶😀 Ya I think a new form of education or assisted learning needs to be implemented in many countries if those countries want to tap into the rich resource of their younger generation.
Ya l think even we need to change our country part step by step like other others countries like we need to stop letting people discourage LGBTQ COMMUNITY , Racism , Colourism if u agree let me know and these are basic things there are alot of things 😊
I actually agree my mom was pushing to go the music route while i wanted the language route. I started school (I took the language route) and am actually excited to go to class, so yes we do know what we're doing!
In my highschool the first two years the school designed something called ''theme learning'' in which they took certain subjects who had a lot to do with each other (like science, biology and stuff like that) into 'themes' and then we would do a theme for like a month. They would put us in groups of 4 people and would give us two computers and a site where we could find all the assignments to do for that whole month and you could just start doing with what you wanted to. Teachers would just walk around for when you had questions about anything. The assignments would just be about a problem or a thing, instead of a particular subject. It honestly was very valuable because you would easily see how intertwined all the subjects were and it taught you about reliable internet sources and how to be able to learn things yourself. Unfortunately they had to stop in year 3 because the schooling system here in The Netherlands was just central exams on the actual subjects so we needed to be taught what information was part of what particular subject in order to pass.
The fact that I will watch multiple hours worth of TedTalks and the like instead of doing homework really shows how true this is. I'm willing to learn, so long as I´m interested in what I'm learning.
had been doing this for the past few days - gen z'er
Same here, i love watching educational videos like this
🎶 I believe the children are our future
Teach them well and let them lead the way...
No ..Let them be and let them lead the way... 🎵🎶😀
Ya I think a new form of education or assisted learning needs to be implemented in many countries if those countries want to tap into the rich resource of their younger generation.
And that's the TEA, sis.
Yes.
im watching this while i am doing homework, I am 14 born in 2005
i'm 10
studying
on my birthday
procrastinating
exam tomorrow
And I was born, back in 2006.
I was born in July 29, 2002
The 2 people that disliked this are probably boomers
I would love to have more discussion on class :'v
They: Gen Z is purposeful, responsible and compassionate.
Meanwhile Gen Z: I live in Spain but S is silent.
Ya l think even we need to change our country part step by step like other others countries like we need to stop letting people discourage LGBTQ COMMUNITY , Racism , Colourism if u agree let me know and these are basic things there are alot of things 😊
I actually agree my mom was pushing to go the music route while i wanted the language route. I started school (I took the language route) and am actually excited to go to class, so yes we do know what we're doing!
In my highschool the first two years the school designed something called ''theme learning'' in which they took certain subjects who had a lot to do with each other (like science, biology and stuff like that) into 'themes' and then we would do a theme for like a month. They would put us in groups of 4 people and would give us two computers and a site where we could find all the assignments to do for that whole month and you could just start doing with what you wanted to. Teachers would just walk around for when you had questions about anything. The assignments would just be about a problem or a thing, instead of a particular subject. It honestly was very valuable because you would easily see how intertwined all the subjects were and it taught you about reliable internet sources and how to be able to learn things yourself. Unfortunately they had to stop in year 3 because the schooling system here in The Netherlands was just central exams on the actual subjects so we needed to be taught what information was part of what particular subject in order to pass.
THAT'S SO SAD LIKE IT SHOUDN'T BE CENTRALIZED ON EXAMS INSTEAD ON LEARNING AND GATHERING KNOWLEDGE ITSELF.
Oof. This is the real tea. Yet
Yeet
That is the best synopsis on how the kids want to learn that I have ever seen. Every educator should watch this.
Lovely talk Priyadeep