1. “How to Escape Education’s Death Valley” by Sir Ken Robinson

In this talk, Sir Ken Robinson discusses the need for a shift in education to foster creativity and cultivate the talents of students.

2. “Judging Schools by Their Covers” by Kandice Sumner

Kandice Sumner examines the systemic inequalities in education and encourages teachers to address the underlying issues.

3. “Teach Teachers How to Create Magic” by Christopher Emdin

Christopher Emdin shares his vision of transforming classrooms into places where students are engaged and excited about learning.

4. “The Puzzle of Motivation” by Daniel Pink

Daniel Pink explores the science behind motivation and suggests strategies for creating a more motivating learning environment.

5. “Every Kid Needs a Champion” by Rita Pierson

Rita Pierson emphasizes the importance of building strong connections with students and fostering positive relationships in the classroom.

6. “How to Fix a Broken School” by Linda Cliatt-Wayman

Linda Cliatt-Wayman shares her experiences as a principal in a high-risk school and offers
strategies for turning around struggling schools.

7. “Play is More Than Just Fun” by Stuart Brown

Stuart Brown discusses the essential role of play in learning and development, advocating for its integration into education.

8. “My Stroke of Insight” by Jill Bolte Taylor

Jill Bolte Taylor shares her personal experience of recovering from a stroke and highlights the power of the brain’s ability to transform.

9. “The Power of Vulnerability” by Brené Brown

Brené Brown explores the concept of vulnerability and its importance in fostering authentic connections in teaching and learning.

10. “How Schools Kill Creativity” by Sir Ken Robinson

In this iconic talk, Sir Ken Robinson discusses the stifling effect of traditional education on creativity and offers alternative approaches.

11. “The Happy Secret to Better Work” by Shawn Achor

Shawn Achor reveals the link between happiness and success and suggests strategies for cultivating a positive mindset in education.

12. “How to Speak so That People Want to Listen” by Julian Treasure

Julian Treasure shares tips for effective communication, an essential skill for teachers to engage and connect with their students.
These TED Talks cover a range of topics relevant to educators, empowering them with new insights and ideas to enhance their teaching practices. Each talk offers valuable perspectives that can inspire and transform the way teachers approach education.”