@@depauwgerlings best learn english , mandarin, arabic and spanish. main ones. betgter have universal translator device as star trek . almost have one made.
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Hello! Hope all is well in your neck of the woods. We met briefly last year at Magifest. You couldn't possibly know this, but I currently teach a class called “Innovations” at Noblesville High School in Noblesville, IN. Something that I’d like to begin doing is a podcast style interview with some of the innovative people I know or have met. People that are entrepreneurs and outside the box thinkers are exactly the kind of people I’m looking to talk to and hopefully inspire my students. The format I have in mind would be a 30ish minute live, phone, or skype interview with an innovative thinker, followed by a 30 minute segment with 2 of my students unpacking the interview. The premise is to get students to begin thinking about innovation and entrepreneurship right now. We’d talk about things like, what kinds of things do you wish were taught in school? What’s the greatest lesson you’ve learned in building a business? What skills are you looking for in employees or collaborators? What advice would you give an 18 year old entrepreneur? Etc. So...Would you be willing to be a guest on the podcast? Thanks for your time and consideration.
Thanks and I love seeing these innovative schools. I also think this school in NE Brazil makes the list. Check out the PRECE movement: ruclips.net/video/xreWK5QLyUk/видео.html
And the CEOs of all your great companies are educated in India. Come here to our beautiful land, we will show you schools and teachers anyone can be proud of
Waldorf schools in germany are the lowest of the low. The children going to waldorf schools have the reputation to know how to dance their names and besides that have no Clue about anything. So i found i pretty interesting that this was on your list. Maybe it is different in the USA
say hybrid school new tech with old school . never get what works just add on too make it better for the kids. k thur 6 let them be kids , 7 thur 8, start grow up more . 9 thur 12 learn last step is more adult.
Very informative. Thanks to the présenter and the slide makers.
Nice new intro!
I like it a lot more than the other one...
Keep up the great work!
Hey thanks so much!! I appreciate the feedback
Nice bumper! Clean quick and fun 👏😀👍 very informative video to boot. The floating school Makoko was pretty cool.
Thanks brother :) I really appreciate you!
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Thanks for sharing valuable information..
So nice of you
There is also a Carpe Diem school in Singapore, my younger brother went there.
That’s awesome!!! Did he like it?
@@adamwilber yes, he loved it. They also learned Mandarin.
@@depauwgerlings best learn english , mandarin, arabic and spanish. main ones. betgter have universal translator device as star trek . almost have one made.
@@adamwilber Anfier Language Translator Device 2022 Newest 127 Languages AI Voice Translator W10 with 3.0 inch Touchscreen Image Translation Support Instant Two Way Translation for Travel Business
Love to work on such school
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Hello! Hope all is well in your neck of the woods. We met briefly last year at Magifest. You couldn't possibly know this, but I currently teach a class called “Innovations” at Noblesville High School in Noblesville, IN. Something that I’d like to begin doing is a podcast style interview with some of the innovative people I know or have met. People that are entrepreneurs and outside the box thinkers are exactly the kind of people I’m looking to talk to and hopefully inspire my students. The format I have in mind would be a 30ish minute live, phone, or skype interview with an innovative thinker, followed by a 30 minute segment with 2 of my students unpacking the interview. The premise is to get students to begin thinking about innovation and entrepreneurship right now. We’d talk about things like, what kinds of things do you wish were taught in school? What’s the greatest lesson you’ve learned in building a business? What skills are you looking for in employees or collaborators? What advice would you give an 18 year old entrepreneur? Etc.
So...Would you be willing to be a guest on the podcast?
Thanks for your time and consideration.
I'd like to note that Brightworks in San Francisco is also a very innovative and unique school.
I haven't started watching this but I know this would make me wanna go back to school again
Nothing wrong with going back :)
I appreciate your support my friend
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@Jeffrey Hezekiah Definitely, I have been using flixzone} for since december myself :)
Thanks and I love seeing these innovative schools. I also think this school in NE Brazil makes the list. Check out the PRECE movement: ruclips.net/video/xreWK5QLyUk/видео.html
And the CEOs of all your great companies are educated in India.
Come here to our beautiful land, we will show you schools and teachers anyone can be proud of
reason get ppl from that area cheaper labor
Waldorf schools in germany are the lowest of the low. The children going to waldorf schools have the reputation to know how to dance their names and besides that have no Clue about anything. So i found i pretty interesting that this was on your list. Maybe it is different in the USA
say hybrid school new tech with old school . never get what works just add on too make it better for the kids. k thur 6 let them be kids , 7 thur 8, start grow up more . 9 thur 12 learn last step is more adult.
My only advice, stop showing so much of yourself. It takes me out everytime it switches to your face