By Caroline Cristal on January 23, 2015 in TED-Ed Clubs
One of the main goals of TED-Ed Clubs has always been to provide a platform for student ideas. In this weekly column, we do just that by highlighting nominated videos from schools participating in TED-Ed Clubs around the world.
Hadley Husisian: If you hate something, try it
Flint Hill School’s TED-Ed Club – Virginia, USA
Laura Lyn Tan: The damaging effects of this dangerous drink Punahou Summer School’s TED-Ed Club – Hawaii, USA
Georgia Loui: What is singing? ESL Creative Learning’s TED-Ed Club – Nicosia, Cyprus
Ella Schnake: Consumerism Raymore Peculiar’s TED-Ed Club – Missouri, USA
Xavier Edwards: Ending the negative stereotype given to reptiles
John Glenn High School’s TED-Ed Club – Michigan, USA
If you’re a TED-Ed Club Facilitator and you want to see your students featured in this column, be sure to nominate your students when you upload their videos to the TED-Ed Clubs YouTube channel!
So Nice to se the Work Of students! So inspiring, thank you
Thank you for posting these videos. I recently started a TED Club and need to see what other students are doing.
Thanks for sharing these posts. They are inspiring. I have recently started a TED-Ed Club. I will share this with our students soon.
These videos give my students courage and perspective about what the possibilities are…. endless!