The video above shows a talk Arvind gave at TED.
In it he describes how he uses local trash to teach science to children in India. He also helps them to make Read more
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The video above shows a talk Arvind gave at TED. In it he describes how he uses local trash to teach science to children in India. He also helps them to make Read more Zach’s attitude to life inspired many people around the world. Here is the introduction to this video about him. “Every teenager believes they are invincible,” said Zach Sobiech. “It’s not the Read more Chad was an Anglican clergyman who founded the Samaritans in 1953. Suicide was illegal at the time and he felt something could be done to help people in distress. In the video Read more Edward, who is known as ‘Ned’, is a child and adult psychiatrist. You can discover more about his work at his web site. http://www.drhallowell.com/ In the video he explains several themes Read more There are many approaches to helping people to achieve their goals. The strengths coaching approach aims to help people: To build on their strengths. To set specific goals. To achieve their picture Read more “We are our choices.” Jean-Paul Sartre. “Do not wait for the last judgment. It comes every day.” Albert Camus. “Everything can be taken from a man or a woman but one thing: the Read more Humanistic psychology was considered to be the Third Force in psychology when it became popular from the 1940s onwards. One force was Behaviourism. This saw human beings as strongly moulded by their conditioning. People Read more Peter Vidmar won a Gold Medal in gymnastics at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. Looking back at how his event was scored in those days, he describes the steps people took to score the Read more Richard Bolles has helped millions of people to find fulfilling work with his ground-breaking book What Colour Is Your Parachute? First published in 1970, it pioneered the way for many books on job search. Read more http://www.nzonscreen.com/title/three-new-zealanders-sylvia-ashton-warner-1978 The link above takes you to one of the few interviews with Sylvia Ashton-Warner. Sylvia was a gifted but complex teacher who worked with Māori children in New Zealand from the 1940s onwards. |
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