Calling All Minds with Temple Grandin
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- (Visit: www.uctv.tv/) Temple Grandin, influential autistic advocate, author, speaker, and revolutionary scientist, shares her personal experiences and her perspectives on work, education and more. Recorded at the Mainly Mozart. Recorded on 06/01/2019. [Show ID: 34911]
This is the pureness of neurodivergent community that I feel proud of.. few comments..but each from heart.. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Temple is my favorite Aspie!
Brilliant! Inspiring! Wisdom! This should be required viewing in every grade school. 🤓👍
this book was at my childs bookfair
This explains why most everyday engineering is so disappointing to me. Nobody was there to think it through visually.
Love her! i grew up with #MuscularDsytrophy during the 80's i coulda' used her as a role modle but i never heard of her till ten years ago :( She reminds me of friends i would meet at summer camp so awesome and simply briliant and sweet.
You are so telling the truth. I do pediatric occupational therapy for children with learning and developmental delays. I loved creating tools, games, activities and the like because it allowed them to get fully involved, I could see the learning happening. Sometimes my students showed enthusiasm and many did not but the learning happened. The experience was locked in and it was awesome to see it expand.
All the best to you.
This is an awesome video. It explains so much of this nonsense we see nowadays and have the nerve to call it 'higher education'. Degrees on top of degrees and these graduates don't know their ass from a hole in the wall. They can't do a damn thing. Full of pride so they won't bow their knee and really learn something.
In a sentence, words don't teach only experience teaches. And since so many of today's millennials were denied their childhood because they were forced into being the paper mache` characters that they are, they are frustrated, lost, angry, lonely and basically misfits. They need to go back to the drawing board and step out of the stupidness they were brought up with so they can really experience life the way it was meant to be lived. .
Kids have "book learning", no experience in the real world. Just as she says.
@@carl94-h9h that is the truth. Since so many have been protected from life, getting dirty, taking care of their belongings, actually earning something, being told no, and having to delay gratification they get the shock of their life when they find out that foolishness they was raised under doesn't work in the real world. For a child to be treated as a guest in their family all their life does a tremendous disservice to them as they have little to no life skills. Now that is sad.
I wonder if this is why many people are freaked out by AI. Because it sees what they don't see, comes to conclusions from it, and speaks a blunt truth nobody likes. Try feeding AI helping compassionate visuals and see what it says. Bottom line, it's the world that needs to be fixed rather than molding AI to language thinkers perspective.
Animal agriculture is an unethical practice, no matter how 'nice' they learn to treat them.