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1.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMnQxy7g4mk&sns=em
This Ted talk was chosen the most, because this is an issue, which is currently important and everybody likes to be respected for who they are.
2.https://youtu.be/h11u3vtcpaY
This Ted talk is second, because kids nowadays like to have an alternitive for going through their education. And our class liked it very much
3. https://youtu.be/bC0hlK7WGcM
this Ted Talk is about a disabled boy, who is very smart and believes in his future. He has a different perspective on his life and he is very positive. This Ted Talk was very touching and had an important message, that's why this ted talk is third.

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This Ted Talk tells something about how children learn. Children can learn about simple things. For example: you can put a computer in a wall and children will learn things and they will work together. Even though the children haven't seen an computer in their whole life. We have chosen this Ted Talk because it is a inspiring video.
From: Pieternel, Siebe and Daniel Persson (class 3D)

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Sugata Mitra: The child-driven education

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Education scientist Sugata Mitra tackles one of the greatest problems of education -- the best teachers and schools don't exist where they're needed most. In a series of real-life experiments from New Delhi to South Africa to Italy, he gave kids self-supervised access to the web and saw results that could revolutionize how we think about teaching.

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https://youtu.be/QzPbY9ufnQY

We are Eva, Willem, Friso and Susan. We chose this video as our Ted talk. We were really interested in this woman, she told very inspirational things. Everybody must see this.

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This is a Tedtalk about the Dutch policy and the future of education in the Netherlands. We chose it because it shows the important role of teachers and education for the children. Nina, Joris, Mandana, Mark en Guido

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Dutch Policy and the Future of Education in the Netherlands: Lodewijk Asscher at TEDxAmsterdamED

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http://www.tedxamsterdamed.com Lodewijk is a prominent member of the Dutch Labor Party, and is currently Alderman of the Amsterdam Municipal Council. Lodewijk will talk about education policy in the Netherlands, the way forward for the future, and the need for more parent involvement in education.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BVSEnJte84
We have chosen this TedTalk because at the moment it is a problem over the whole with women who are getting harassed by men in the movieworld,
group: Daniel, Anne, Tom and Yu-Lin

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Hello, we are Oumaima, Jiska, Frans and Susan.
there's a lot of violence around the world, many of it because of prejudices. we think we can solve this by stimulating tourism in countries. In this TED talk he talks about his own experience and we thought it was very intruging.

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For more tolerance, we need more ... tourism? | Aziz Abu Sarah

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1.Group members: Ruhitha, Hidha, Akalya, Sanjana , Aakifah Topic :      Changing impossible to I'm possible  https://youtu.be/bC0hlK7WGcMWe liked this video because : Even we can follow the given 4 steps to achieve things :1.dream big2.make that dream as your passion 3.nothing is impossible if you believe in you4. always  help others

2.Group Name: Dennis AndrewSai SabarishKarishmaaAnnapooraneJeshee

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qp0HIF3SfI4

We have chosen this video since it is very inspirational.It is a simple but a powerful talk which encourages the youngsters to become a good leader in the future.The talk starts with the concept of golden circle.He also says how great leaders think differently from normal people.

3. Group:  Akansha, Akshaya, Ekta, Reia,  Revanth, Rishi
https://youtu.be/h11u3vtcpaY

We have chosen this Tedx topic since it is very much related to a teenager's or a students life. We found it very inspiring as it brings out a lot of truth related to every student. It tells us that a goal for the future is not necessarily a profession but can also be an emotion.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMnQxy7g4mk&sns=em

This TedX talk is based on gender discrimination. Our group feels that this video is really important as this is a serious problem in our society.Members:
Janani
Riya
Yogesh
Veshaal
Pranav

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Great change comes with small steps by Mansi Mehta

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OV6pEGXRYZ0

Reason :

We have chosen this TedX talk to highlight the women empowerment despite the inequalities still faced by women in India. Mansi Mehta is a 15-year old girl whose journey has inspired all of us. She works towards her dream by running a foundation for unprivileged girls. She dreams for gender-equal country.

By: Lathika, Ananyaa Kyra ,Tara, Allen,Ashritha

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We've chosen this Tedtalk because we think that it is going to have a big influence on our future. The Tedtalk is about how robots will take over the jobs of humanity and how we have to create new jobs to adapt to this situation. And that we have to use our talents. And that, eventually, our jobs won't feel like work anymore.

Groupnames: Fatma Raafat, Sjoerd Touwen, Maartje Van Bellen and Merel Goedegebure.
Class: 3D

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Why jobs of the future won't feel like work | David Lee

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We've all heard that robots are going to take our jobs -- but what can we do about it? Innovation expert David Lee says that we should start designing jobs that unlock our hidden talents and passions -- the things we spend our weekends doing -- to keep us relevant in the age of robotics.

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What makes you special? Group: Jael, Joep, Leyla and Casper ( 3D) We chose this ted talk because first of all  we feel like nowadays people still look at people who are different as they are outsiders or as she says ‘aliens’. We also thought it was a good speech because it had a very personal touch which made it more interesting to listen to.  

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What makes you special? Group: Jael, Joep, Leyla and Casper ( 3D) We chose this ted talk because first of all  we feel like nowadays people still look at people who are different as they are outsiders or as she says ‘aliens’. We also thought it was a good speech because it had a very personal touch which made it more interesting to listen to.  

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What makes you special? | Mariana Atencio | TEDxUniversityofNevada

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      Changing impossible to I'm possible https://youtu.be/bC0hlK7WGcM  We liked this video because : Even we can follow the given 4 steps to achieve things :1.dream big2.make that dream as your passion 3.nothing is impossible if you believe in you4. always  help others

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      Changing impossible to I'm possible https://youtu.be/bC0hlK7WGcM  We liked this video because : Even we can follow the given 4 steps to achieve things :1.dream big2.make that dream as your passion 3.nothing is impossible if you believe in you4. always  help others

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How a 13 year old changed 'Impossible' to 'I'm Possible' | Sparsh Shah | TEDxGateway

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Chris S, Claire, Lana en Sam

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How School Makes Kids Less Intelligent | Eddy Zhong | TEDxYouth@BeaconStreet

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Why we love, why we cheat | Helen Fisher

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http://www.ted.com Anthropologist Helen Fisher takes on a tricky topic -- love - and explains its evolution, its biochemical foundations and its social importance. She closes with a warning about the potential disaster inherent in antidepressant abuse.

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https://youtu.be/GwRzjFQa_Og

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The Magic of Not Giving a F*** | Sarah Knight | TEDxCoconutGrove

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https://youtu.be/D9Ihs241zeg

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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie: The Danger of a Single Story | TED

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https://youtu.be/36m1o-tM05gHello,
We're Bas, Thijs, Lianne and Robin

We have chosen this TedTalk, because we think it is a very touching speech, since the person who does the speech isn't your average 17 yr old. He suffers from a very rare disease, which is why his filosophy of living a happy life is from a away other perspective than ours.

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Thomas, Jelline, Chris en Mirte
We chose this TEDtalk, because we’re always happy and we wish that everyone could be happy too.

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How to be Happy: The Dutch Way | Britt de Visser | TEDxLosAltosHigh

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Why are people from the Netherlands proven to be the happiest in the world? Britt de Visser discusses the scientific and psychological causes of happiness to show how you can be happier in your life. Britt de Visser is currently a senior at Los Altos High School and will be attending UCSB next year to study biopsychology.

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Are we really this happy in the Netherlands ?