Ted Talks: Help For Kids The Education System Ignores

When Viktor Rios started a speech, he incorporated the differences in his view into the "stale" of the community's stereotype. He explained how he kept track of these so-called dropouts for many years. As he explained to the audience, he did this. Because he wants to know if many people are calling the pipeline "from school to jail".

Rios said that if they had to see some of the children he followed, they immediately noticed the problems of the children to the audience. He told me that he was a photograph from his study, that the child was 14 years old and had a bottle of wine in his hand on school day.

However, to contradict the general view of these children, he explained that when he was young he had something in common with these children far more than many people had imagined . The first question he asked the audience was whether they thought they would be willing to help change the general label of "danger" of these children, and whether "responsibility"

Rios explained to the audience what role his life played in young people. He was shot dead in front of him where his best friend was killed before age 15, and bleeding on the sidewalk of the street away.

Rios explained to him that he had lost hope for humanity and all his bad habits. He said he was not even sure if he could be over the age of 18 in the meantime. However, Rio continued telling the audience that the teacher passed patiently and patiently rescued him.

Rios introduced him as Ms Ruth, explained how she went there and persuaded him to educate him before going to college.

Then, Rios explained the three principles he proposed to help people in similar situations and the principles he received in his younger days. He explained how to put a boy named William into the first group of volunteers.

William falls under all possible labels, as Rios explains, so-called dropouts, crime, gang members and so on. In addition, Rios explained that the child did not want to open himself for the first time, but with perseverance, he helped William speak and helped him to achieve his life through this It was.

At the end of the presentation, Rios believed the young people in the audience, helped them when needed and asked them to provide resources to where the resources are needed. He explained that society needs to trust young people to believe in young people.

One of the best TED lectures I have ever seen is Victor Rios, a professor of sociology at the University of California. The section entitled "Education System to Ignore Children's Aid" is sharp, direct and necessary. His speech emphasizes that some of our poorest students have problems and our mission - as a teacher - is to screen the sieve. Rios has asked us to reaffirm ourselves with these students. You can think of them as "promising" rather than classifying them as "dangerous" or "dropped out". In addition, he is convinced that "it is necessary to get rid of the view of the deficit." We think that we can change the paradigm of children's educational methods if we think that we have something we can offer, not a container that students need to fill.

In TED-Talk-The-Virus Ken Robinson pointed out that our education system was designed to meet the needs of developed countries. It teaches the children to follow the script of a large factory of society to do what they do. The school will train us to become a well-functioning equipment

A comprehensive discussion that TED's speech, Sir Ken Robinson's famous school "Do you want to kill creativity?" Was established in the industrial era and our education system is no longer suitable for today's world Respectively. Industrialism is based on the core principles of consistency, compliance, linear process, and division of labor. Our current education system exists even with the standardized test, thematic division, and even the concept of "grade" every year.