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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- At the Harbour School in Hong Kong, Cesar Harada teaches citizen science and invention to the next generation of environmentalists. He's moved his classroom into an industrial mega-space where imaginative kids work with wood, metal, chemistry, biology, optics and, occasionally, power tools to create solutions to the threats facing the world's oceans. There, he instills a universal lesson that his own parents taught him at a young age: "You can make a mess, but you have to clean up after yourself."
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I think people love and appreciate science by default, it's so important to foster and cultivate the seeds of curiosity. Some unfortunately develop a life long hatred of education/academics from negative school experience.
+LimmingKenny yes
+LimmingKenny not to put a negativity dent in your optimism but it sounds like you haven't met the west baptist church
x0men lol
I am with you nice coment
+x0men Westboro Baptist Church protested at my high school maybe 5 years ago. Only roughly 2 people were protesting though and it wasn't even Fred Phelps. They also protested at some other locations in the city that same day. Your comment proves that the existence of WBC serves as a helpful teaching tool to help people see what crazy looks like.
This is how every class should be; hands on, real-world application, real issues to solve. This just made my morning. Excellent work sir.
like. nice coment
Yes, it should be.
+Erick Rodriguez one day it will be just keepp up the evolution and lil revolution to find some better solution
+Validation Boy who, me?
+Validation Boy Well, I currently don't have a job, you've got me there, but I watch TH-cam while I'm getting ready for school in the morning... i don't see how that's a bad thing... would you prefer if I started my day with cat videos?
"Imagination is more important than knowledge"
Amaging❗️
just literally fell in love with this talk.I mean, I wish we could have such classes, where your imagination won't count against, but on the contrary lead to something unusual, eccentric , at the same time, beneficial and good.
Wow! It's really inspiring to see children with help of their excellent teachers, solve such big problems. Their innovation and spirit really inspired.
If only I had more passionate science teachers. I would've started computer science a looong time ago. >__>
+SugarCoder 〈Food Art〉 How is computer science working out? I thought about studying that.
Lucas Jensen
Programming is fun and challenging at the same time! It's only fun if you have good teachers. If not, then it is challenging and stressful.
Out of all the instructors I had so far, only 25% can actually teach programming well. Sadly, I had to teach myself most of the time....it's really stressful and challenging, and programming is already hard enough. So without good support and teaching, there is a higher chance of failure. That's why a lot of people change majors from Computer Science to something else.....because the instructors aren't good.
Once I understood how to code well, it isn't too bad. In fact, I feel somewhat empowered because now I can possibly make something that may improve lives!
With programming, you need to learn new things constantly, because technology changes really fast.
I definitely recommend giving computer science a chance! You don't know what you are capable of until you try it. :)
Thanks you so much for the reply! I tried taking a python course, online, but never got that into it. But It's something i will definitely look into, as a possible career path. To have the ability and freedom to create stuff excites me.
Lucas Jensen
Definitely! :D
" So plastic, oil, and radioactivity are all horrible, horrible legacies but the very worst legacy we can leave our children are lies."
+Dylan Matheson But first we need to stop lying to ourselves.
I'm gonna be that person but wow he's gorgeous.
+phenlism "Half french, half japanese": swagg lvl 9000
It is important to teach kids Science rather than religion. Cuz science is the best religion. Wake up HUMANS!!! ^_^
i am with you nice coment
Science isn't a religion
+notoedecker5 its a metaphor
+Tariq Mulla science is not religion .. u better wake up. This kind of ignorant statement is what messes things up. Science is the search for answers, dont convolute it.
LotusEater
Well Science is a better notion than so called man made religions. Science makes us understand, it lets us explore. All you who are against science, I can understand its hard for you to face the reality & want to be with your religion. But that's your choice! I feel Science should be a part of every individuals life, every individual can stick to 1 subject and trust me things will be better. As when we pass it on to the next generation, they will carry on from where we stopped. This is why I am in love with science. Only if you devote your life for it, you will understand what I meant in my first post. ^_^
The world needs more people like him. You are an inspiration sir.
The title doesn't really reflect the topic of this talk imho.
It's a TED video. They never do.
301st viewer Yeah.
+301st viewer Truth.
Este es el tipo de persona que cambia el mundo y la vida de muchas personas ... en el buen sentido ... buen hombre , la gente puede amar la ciencia con este Maestro y sus proyectos ......
This is how school should be taught, not worksheets and eraser dust.
this guy is batshit insane i love it, he's an inspiration to me
Great job! Kids need freedom and imagination to creative... and Comprensive parents and teachers around them
what he does with his wonderful students is amazing!!!
wish all teachers are like him
Wow this is a amazing teacher it must be great to be a teacher in other countries that isn't America, since we're restricted to tests so teachers can't teach what they want, they have to teach what the test has. There's no free lance of teaching in America.
Validation Boy I'm14........
you should not be using a CF bulb for spectroscopy. They don't fit light continuously across the spectrum.
Wow-- this was inspiring!
Simplesmente SENSACIONAL!!!
A very interesting method to teach children to respect world and understand how do something good with their capability :)
i wish i can make something like that .. so useful to humanity..
thank you sir.
Not what I expected, but still very inspiring!
How do I do this in my school? I want these opportunities for my students!
"Give this man a cigar!" :D
who would dislike this?!
A great teacher 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
👏👏👏
Respect .
Exactly. Time for yet another step towards healthy secular world.
this is OG education
This is amazing.
Great sentiment!
Fantastic talk!
Really fascinating, congratulations for the dedication!
But to teach science like him, with all that technology and money to create what they want to, only exists there.
This is not the reality in the most schools of the world. Let me correct myself; this is really really far from other school's reality, specially in "third world" countries.
So, how to teach kids to love science?
this is amazing.
I was sucked in by the title because I want to be able to teach my kids to live learning about science but this speech/presentation does not do this.
Perfect
Very good🙏😍
#ثنيان_خالد ❤
Magnifique
Nice talk :)
I want to be your student, Sir.
Genius o.o
This guy looks like Joel from the video gameThe Last of Us
I spot R2-D2!
Gyroscopes prove earth is not a spinning ball...
And I wonder WHY "education" in corporate "jesusland" is so problematic...