Instructions for Submission: Post in OAKS Discussion Area, under Topic labeled TED Talks

According to the work of Professor Wendy Wagner at the University of Wales in 2011. Fixed by license

Lecture, Presentation, Address, Reading, Other Online Video Presentation: Speaker (Last Name, First Name). "Presentation title" organizer, publication date Web page visit date (day and month)

According to the work of Professor Wendy Wagner at the University of Wales in 2011. Fixed by license

A: The TED lecture covers a wide range of ideas and I am interested in the most common topics of the year. Since the TED consultation is offered to the majority of people all over the world, they are somewhat showing the problems we are most concerned about and I'd like to hear about it. I decided to use "tags" of each TED presentation and count them to create more digital representation. First group the labels with years so that you can see all the labels associated with all sessions in a particular year. We will use a dictionary to store each conversation and its year labels, then create another dictionary to connect all label lists to the list and associate them with the year. It then uses the counter method to convert the list into a format that indicates the number of occurrences of the tag and all sessions of a particular year.

For this blog post, I found a TED talk about my main problem. I like this video very much. Because speakers are not only focused on one field but also explain about various inequalities and why they should worry about them. In addition, I cited five people who can help me answer my big question. In the game, my role is a strong supporter of birth control and a strong supporter to educate about my body about women. For this blog post, I tried to put myself in the early 1900's. I tried to talk about taboo at that time, and again I attempted to use a more formal language to fit that period. When I was studying this blog post, I also learned something I did not know.

In Yoto, we are a big fan of learning and research. In fact, we are a bit crazy about sharing interesting content - especially from TED. In this series of blog posts, share some of our favorite TED lectures with you and explain why they are related to your parents and fans as Yoto. First of all, Dave Eggars is a smart and funny person. In this lecture of TED, he introduced his view on different ways of sharing knowledge that would motivate people to grow themselves. He founded a center in San Francisco to allow children and publishers to come to a one-on-one center. They all work together - shared and cross pollination. The key to our job here is that there are many ways to learn - it is the key to make people think and absorb new information