Im just gonna say it: some of these Tedx talks bring up speakers who may know their matter, but dont know how to pitch it effectively. Its clear this man knows quite a bit, but stumbled all the way through his delivery
Misleading title. Many of us wanted the "how to create" beyond "gather people of diverse backgrounds" which is what is offered here. We wanted suggested guidelines and specific steps, such as Harkness or Socratic methodology.
I don't think the title is misleading. He mentions intentional conversation, basically kinda pulling words from one's mouth. I believe you, like me, came for tips on attending a corporate group discussion but instead found discussion groups
This programme is really greatful l would like to thank those teachers or whatever they are l really learnt many thank from you lam from sudan l really love english language
I don't think there's much discussion really about how to do this, it sounds interesting, and I kind of am doing this already, but I'm curious what you think best facilitated conversation and how you help people to feel invited into a conversation and so on.
I find it funny how in 2024 yes some of the TEDX talks do have good speakers who do or may know their matter however like @thesho1443 said 3 years ago I am not so sure if it is in fact the pitch or if it is the teachers and helpers using the skills and tools they have been given to effectively teach or help the student to learn
Im just gonna say it: some of these Tedx talks bring up speakers who may know their matter, but dont know how to pitch it effectively.
Its clear this man knows quite a bit, but stumbled all the way through his delivery
Misleading title. Many of us wanted the "how to create" beyond "gather people of diverse backgrounds" which is what is offered here. We wanted suggested guidelines and specific steps, such as Harkness or Socratic methodology.
I don't think the title is misleading. He mentions intentional conversation, basically kinda pulling words from one's mouth.
I believe you, like me, came for tips on attending a corporate group discussion but instead found discussion groups
This programme is really greatful l would like to thank those teachers or whatever they are l really learnt many thank from you lam from sudan l really love english language
I like him, he's intelligent and is able to share ideas well
I don't think there's much discussion really about how to do this, it sounds interesting, and I kind of am doing this already, but I'm curious what you think best facilitated conversation and how you help people to feel invited into a conversation and so on.
Hey let's chat
@@renyckbeattie8665 sure, do you have WhatsApp? Or reddit?
Brilliant, relaxed and deeply engaging. Made me want to attend a MeetUp
Were there guidelines for the best way to have those discussion groups?
It's so sad when I pull people to speak up about their job, they said that is boring topic and not worthy.
Maybe they're not doing so well, and/or are frustrated.
Some people just don't like speaking about work outside of work.
A talk full of noise. Could have been a 30 sec video
A string of ideas non-stop for 10 minutes. Not really a talk. Seems like a first draft.
im sorry but this wasnt very interesting at all
What was the point of this?
10:54
I find it funny how in 2024 yes some of the TEDX talks do have good speakers who do or may know their matter however like @thesho1443 said
3 years ago I am not so sure if it is in fact the pitch or if it is the teachers and helpers using the skills and tools they have been given to effectively teach or help the student to learn
4:23 I'm out