Graduation Speech: This is Not the End

I definitely took a long time to do this. Sometimes I thought that I would not graduate from high school, because I would see my brother Jason fight at school when I grew up. If he is in trouble, I will do so. My mother heard the hall high school and their different way of teaching, so she applied for my brother. Over time, his grades improved, he stopped very much. So, if I could, I went into Hall, and I hope this school will help me. I did it. My teacher paid special attention so I like the hall very much.

Today's TED talk is actually a summary graduation lecture provided by top experts in their field. However, there are only a few mysterious things in the graduation ceremony lecture. Because you have a group of successful students (possibly drunk, not in focus) who can become captives, and they are going to embark on the next chapter of their life. These reports have started since last month of 2017, but there are already very large existing databases to consider. However, if you have seen Will Farrell's speech at the University of Southern California, you will not be disappointed. Mark Zuckerberg's lecture by Harvard and Tim Cook's MIT lecture are also excellent. Ironically, Harvard gave Zuckerberg an honorary degree in the year after he dropped out of school.

This is one of the best graduation lectures ever. However, unless you are a comedy degree and you are in that position for many years, this method of graduation announcement should be left to the experts. This is the best example of using the story and imagination to set the tone of the whole presentation. I talked about the truth about the safe and comfortable walls of Harvard University but I did not know what they had experienced because I never graduated from college, but he was able to do so. Please list examples of the tough life they are about to endure. In the coming years (though ridiculous example, ridiculous)

When I entered the graduate school in 2006, the professor made a speech (his name was Randy Pausch, and his speech later became "The Last Lecture"). One of the most vivid metaphors for me in that speech was that good teachings were like football dummies. You seem to be moving in one direction, but in reality it will eventually move in the other direction. It is very powerful. The first thing children learn is abstraction, large and small. So when a child asks, why are children at the Natural History Museum? "When Susan, Margaret and Jassa are standing on each other's shoulder, Mr. Jasha may itch the Titanosaurus chin It makes more sense to ask "I do not".