She was very precise, but easy to follow. Thank her for answering why all my important papers have doodles all over them. Also very detailed directions become cartoons. Thank you, Thank you .....
She was on the verge of a panic attack. I dont think she's a natural public speaker, but she did an overall good job. I'm willing to bet she's more of a thinker/doodler than a speaker.
My definition: A doodle is a simple drawing that isn't very necessary and is done randomly or with no aim for an 'artistic' product. It just happens though random thought flow. (Ps. I'm a doodler)
Teaching Keynote material brought me here. I disliked this Ted talk so much: it complains a lot and focuses only on one side of the story. I feel it is old, dated and marks the beginning of the "crystal generation", "it offends me". I would have liked to have another Ted talk around this same topic instead: Multiple intelligences. My students have found it difficult to relate to it and we have to make it aside as the main focus of the class. Regarding the presentation itself, it feels rushed. The presenter speaks too fast, almost tripping on her own steps. I hope future editions pass on it.
She was very precise, but easy to follow. Thank her for answering why all my important papers have doodles all over them. Also very detailed directions become cartoons. Thank you, Thank you .....
More teachers need to know this. Its imperative that they stop telling kids like me, and now, my kids and others to stop doodling.
She was on the verge of a panic attack. I dont think she's a natural public speaker, but she did an overall good job. I'm willing to bet she's more of a thinker/doodler than a speaker.
Very nice presentation! Speaker was well prepared and cute too.
That was some good shit. Gonna have to doodle more.
she talks so fast, but easy to follow, i like it ^^
I wanna show this in my class
informative and vivid. thank you so much.
My definition: A doodle is a simple drawing that isn't very necessary and is done randomly or with no aim for an 'artistic' product. It just happens though random thought flow. (Ps. I'm a doodler)
i thought doodling means drawing...
great Talk! (very attractive)
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Teaching Keynote material brought me here. I disliked this Ted talk so much: it complains a lot and focuses only on one side of the story. I feel it is old, dated and marks the beginning of the "crystal generation", "it offends me". I would have liked to have another Ted talk around this same topic instead: Multiple intelligences. My students have found it difficult to relate to it and we have to make it aside as the main focus of the class. Regarding the presentation itself, it feels rushed. The presenter speaks too fast, almost tripping on her own steps. I hope future editions pass on it.