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Top 5 TED Talks for Special Education Teachers
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This episode delves into the top five TED Talks for special education teachers. These talks are full of inspiration and insights and cover important topics for ALL educators (not just those in SPED) who want to enhance their understanding and approach in the classroom.
Top 5 TED Talks Discussed:
- Cole Blakeway: "We Are All Different and That's Awesome"
- Celebrates differences and showcases a beautiful friendship between a young boy and a man with autism.
- Emphasizes that nobody needs fixing and everyone is perfect as they are.
- Quote: "We don't need to fix this, the spectrum disorder. It's just nobody needs fixing. Stephen is perfect as he is."
- Temple Grandin: "The World Needs All Kinds of Minds"
- A classic talk highlighting the importance of diverse thinking, particularly from those on the autism spectrum.
- Discusses the value of visual, pattern, and verbal thinkers.
- Scott Sonen: "How We Suppress Genius and Create Learning Disability"
- A powerful and emotional talk about overcoming severe dyslexia and the impact of early trauma on learning disabilities.
- Highlights the importance of understanding and supporting students with learning disabilities.
- Brooke Mattson: "ADHD Redefined"
- Reframes ADHD as a superpower rather than a disorder, highlighting the innovative and creative potential of those with ADHD.
- Challenges common misconceptions about ADHD.
- Quote: "We have more thoughts than we have time to pursue."
- Stella Young: "I'm Not Your Inspiration, Thank You Very Much"
- A thought-provoking talk by a comedian and journalist who uses a wheelchair, challenging the notion of disabled people as automatic inspirations.
- Encourages viewing people with disabilities as individuals living their lives, not objects of inspiration.
No matter your role in education, you can learn so much from these TED Talks. I hope you find time to listen today.
Did I miss one of your favorite TED Talks for teachers? I'm always on the hunt for new ones I can learn from and be inspired by. Drop me an email and let me know!
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