Liberating education: how schools can empower and transform | Trish Millines Dziko | TEDxSeattle
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- In her 2021 TEDxSeattle talk, Trish Millines Dziko asserts that the teaching techniques most commonly used in our public education system are in need of radical reform. She asks, “What would happen if we rebuilt public schools to develop the genius in every student, and give them the tools to be critical thinkers, problem solvers, ideators, and leaders?”
She explains how her nonprofit organization successfully collaborates with public schools to help change school culture, implement project-based learning, center racial equity, and enable students to actively participate in their own education. Through real-world examples and stories, Trish’s talk challenges us to consider how we can promote student-centered teaching, and ensure our schools are educating, and not just “schooling” our youth.
00:55: Project based learning explained
10:20 Steps to rebuild public education
More to explore:
Learn more about Trish’s organization, Technology Access Foundation
techaccess.org/
Read about educator and philosopher Paolo Friere, quoted in Trish’s talk
www.freire.org/paulo-freire/
Watch 16-year-old E Wen Wong talk about how project based learning inspired her
www.ted.com/talks/e_wen_wong_... Meet Trish Millines Dziko: co-founder of Technology Access Foundation, and a passionate advocate for developing the genius in all children in our public schools. At least once a year, Trish has a moment where she realizes she is doing exactly what she was meant to do.
Raised with the belief that we have a responsibility to care for our communities, Trish is inspired by James Baldwin’s words, “For these are all our children. We will profit by, or pay for, whatever they become.”
Twenty-five years ago, Trish was traveling the country for Microsoft, recruiting college-level, technically-trained people of color, but finding only a small pool of candidates. Seeing this shortage, and reflecting on her own experience being discriminated against for her race and gender in the work world, Trish was inspired. She embarked on her own mission to ensure students of color have opportunities in the booming tech fields and that companies create environments where they can thrive.
With a commitment to recognizing and developing the genius in all children, Trish co-founded the Seattle-based Technology Access Foundation (TAF), a nonprofit that creates access to transformative systems of learning for students and teachers of color to eliminate race-based disparities in our increasingly diverse society.
Through Trish’s leadership as Executive Director, TAF became a statewide leader in public education, creating 2 co-managed public schools, partnering with public schools to promote the highest level of student learning, and increasing the number of teachers of color through the Martinez Fellowship. Trish has been recognized for her work with numerous awards including the YWCA Dorothy I Height Racial Justice Award, US News 100 Women Leaders in STEM, Seattle Business Magazine Tech Impact Champion, and Senator Maria Cantwell Women of Valor Award.
Where we are, Trish believes, is a moment of possibility, a crucial moment where - if we act quickly and with strength - we can transform our public schools to get rid of deficit thinking and focus instead on what would happen if every child had what they need to succeed. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
I’m giving MY children freedom by being a non-conformist myself, I’m homeschooling them.
that's a really bad choice from my perspective, im a high schooler myself and im glad i went to elementary and middle school, it made me grow by making friends, it helped me understand what an assignment is, what responsabilities are and the punishment if ignored. think twice before taking to your children the chance of making friends and learn life lessons, or at least wait when they are capable enough of choose by themselves like 15-16 years old
@@federicoperissinotto484, my children have plenty of friends, homeschooled and public schooled. They also understand what assignments, responsibilities, and punishments are because I’ve been teaching them those things since they were born.
@@federicoperissinotto484 bro they’re already doing it
Totally agree , change will be gradual, not radical.
I have met several homeschooled children and people. I get that they may be social with friends, but they have still suffered by not being at some form of common educational forum or interaction. All homeschooling plans are different so I am not judging yours, just remarking my opinion. They have (not all) told me of their wish they could have at least gone 1-2 days to a school or other meeting with other adults young and old as well as other kids. I have seen social clubs like Scouting, junior sports leagues, martial arts, and Boys and Girls Clubs fill that role. As long as homeschooling is part of a broad social and competitive opportunity availability, then sure it can work. If it fits your skillset, beliefs, child-rearing philosophy, then go ahead. But it is not non-conformism to do so. WHAT is taught, HOW it is taught, and WHY is it taught can be non-conformism. A single public school can be many things to many kids and parents, so let's all be respectful and able to contribute positively to society.
This has got to be one of my favourite TED talks! Truly, a well spoken educator sharing ideas. It would be wonderful bringing up kids in such an environment, we would surely have less existential crisises and better mental health at the least.
As an early childhood teacher/professional.... Professional development is important!
Thank you so much for this! As a retired special teacher who worked through a time before standardized testing also known as no child left behind, this was a major reason I retired early, at the schools I worked in we were encouraged to use this type of teaching, that time is long gone, but it is so effective!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❤️
I strive to be a teacher in that system, and if it will not come to my country quickly enough, I will try to bring it into existence myself
Interesting!To transform school must to do a great rotation.Trinome🔺:-Teachers,pupels,parents
An amazing argument against traditional teaching methods. Students deserve to be given the tools to succeed, and I’m happy you’re moving to work to give ALL students that power.
I'm 38 years old I'm jealous cause I wish this new plan was in my years of public schooling, well good luck to the next generation
Amaing speech! 100% agree with it!
Let’s promote erudition! Some are more suited for the PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM but many are ready to blast into the limitless opportunity for insatiable improvement.
Project based learning very much an engineering mindset and design thinking methodology. Here for it ❤️
An amazingly creative approach! Critical thinking, team building, communication skills - all these are essential. What about the building blocks - beginning with the 3 R's and the STEM knowledge needed to take on projects such as the one presented? Or is that a given?
Hi Jayanto. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Working on compulsories is a given. The key is to balance lecture (sit and get) with application. It does take professional development and practice for teachers to master this, but it's well worth it.
Roots of the tree are known only to that tree, trees works harder deep inside the soli to collect minerals and water, outcome of the hardwork are seen by world in the form of trunk, leaves, fruits, people think how luck is that tree but the actual hardwork known only to that tree, likewise work hard inside your body, mind results of your hard work will be seen by world in the form of success. 😃 Have a nice day 😊
Imma have ya'll take a look at the dutch education system. Thankyou very much
Sure, let’s pretend public schools aren’t indoctrination camps. Student loan debt and a 10 year loan on an electric car is what every kid should be striving for.
Great concept but wonder how you incorporate disabled, chronic illness and developmental delayed students into this model.
One of the reasons I won’t have kids is because of the dreadful state of the public education. I doubt I could afford private, and then kids who go that route often end up snooty and arrogant.
It’s a relic of the days of Victorian factories and mass production. Hopefully that’ll change one day though there are too many vested interests in keeping the current system going despite its manifest failures.
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Motivational speech. But What if there is huge barrier in cognitive thinking or creative thinking more than couple of generation and generations.
Thanks for watching. I'm interested in your comment. Can you say more? Thanks!
Best of the best
Sharing Will Save the World
Eliminate ideology... especially the identitarians. Decentralized and minimize class sizes. SCHOOL CHOICE NOW.
"UNDER - CONSTRUCTION" idea?
Students doing projects see their projects develop, over time, which generates encouragement.
Teach to the Test approaches do not show much development. "Seeing is believing" thanks
Amazing project!
Vấn đề bạn nói là gì thế
es el servicio educativo que sirve al ciclo vital , no lo SOMETE
PROJECT Based Learning suggests that students already have VALUE, at any level.
Conventional learning suggests students are NEVER-Good enough to have much value.
Conventional learning suggests endless INFERIORITY in students. thanks H
Thanks so much
That’s a jagged pile to swallow yet a very accurate description.
The world is finished in any case if this is in anyway real, forget about it.
How to make schools flourish? End the misandry.
When I was in school, person of color was NOT important. There was no middle school like now days. When I was in grade school in the 60's, I had teachers that did want to help me. Cause I was a slow learner. When I got in High School, the same thing. But now, thinking back. I realize there was teachers did not want to take the time with me. That is when I gave up. And I did not try anymore. WOW, do I regret it now.
Regret it to the grave lol
@@bruceleeyourface3253 You got that right. I did not have the grades to go to college. That really sucks. I would on top of the world with my artwork, right now.😂
Thanks for watching Steve. I'm sorry to say, things haven't changed much. The effort is a bit better, but really there's just a lot of talking, visions, slogans, etc. That's why I do what I do with my amazing team. We're small, but mighty and we're doing our part to make sure students of color thrive in school.
I've gone the private school route because of the draconian vaccine laws forced on the public school children.
"😔"mere papa ki job corona me chali gyi" "I want to do something for my father" "But youtube is not giving me views" "ya iam worse than other .And I am 14 year old class 9th 🙏😭.
Eliminate teachers unions and give school choice to all kids.
Excellent ❣ 👍 🙏❣😊👍
Have you ever been to Tacoma?
@@giftedgreen2152 No sir.
great, now education waste more time, money and power but low efficency
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If I had a children I would be able to teach them how to do it themselves and then maybe they'll be able to read the Holy Bible and then maybe pray that they are being saved by the Lord thy God and his Son Jesus Christ and then maybe the teachers can just go and then maybe the other day and then we the people that are about this one message from your International Ted x documentary about the students who are going some where to a different place and time.
"😔"mere papa ki job corona me chali gyi" "I want to do something for my father" "But youtube is not giving me views" "ya iam worse than other .And I am 14 year old class 9th 🙏😭.
"😔"mere papa ki job corona me chali gyi" "I want to do something for my father" "But youtube is not giving me views" "ya iam worse than other .And I am 14 year old class 9th 🙏😭.
"😔"mere papa ki job corona me chali gyi" "I want to do something for my father" "But youtube is not giving me views" "ya iam worse than other .And I am 14 year old class 9th 🙏😭.