“I'm going to keep writing anyway because
that's my job. And I would please like the
record to reflect today that I showed up for
my part of the job.”
After
watching this speaker I felt like a huge weight was lifted off my shoulder and
that I could actually be ok with the path that I am taking and the choices I am
making. I have always had the worst luck with getting that idea and it never
came at the right time and one reason could have been focus but I think the
opportunities and choices that I am making now are inspiring me and creating
that creativity. Attitude is what I feel like its about. A huge part of going
through life is your attitude is going to decide a lot. Being able to just
brush off the loss or failure and get back up to start working on the next
product is the best feeling ever. But it doesn’t happen all the time and its
like Elizabeth was saying, it just come to you and it unexplainable. I think
that this is touching on a subject that I am really concerned about. When are
we going to adopt better teaching methods? I’ve written about that more in the
read more section but needless to say I’ve
been inspired so much by this ted talk that every Thursday I’ll post different
Ted talk that I think is worth watching. Tune in next Thursday for Thursday is
Ted Day!
Well I did some research and found schools all around are
adopting new ways to teach children information. “Spaced Learning” is a method
where short
sharp lessons are interspersed with an entirely different activity and repeated
at regular intervals. And high-speed learning is proving far more effective in
helping children improve their concentration – and their grades – than
conventional lessons. This sounds awesome. Its talks about playing basketball
for a few minuets and talking about what you are learning and then sitting down
and learning from a desk. Researchers say it is changing the way teachers are
teaching. I hope that every teacher starts adopting these types of concepts.
This is going to be a whole different avenue I think for the creative students.
Maybe incorporating art, theater, acting, cinematography, dance, and music
along with general education a better more confident creative era or kids will
come.
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