Michelle Kuo: The healing power of reading
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Michelle Gay: Ending Sexual Assault - The Best Defense is A Good Offense
NOTE FROM TED: This talk represents the speaker's personal views and understanding of sexual assault prevention. TEDx events are independently organized by volunteers. The guidelines we give TEDx organizers are described in more detail here: http://storage.ted.com/tedx/manuals/tedx_content_guidelines.pdf Eradicating sexual assault in our lifet...
Michael Ko: From Disability to Possibility
Michael Ko is currently a fifth year student at UBC studying Engineering Physics. His talk, “From Disability to Possibility”, revolves around his journey growing up beside his elder brother, Daniel. Daniel has Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, which is a condition that progressively weakens the muscles in his body overtime. Seeing the physical hardsh...
K. Carter, Michelle Lee: Hip-Hop Sign Language Collaboration
Michelle Kuo 郭怡慧: 閱讀能帶給我們什麼?| What difference can reading actually make?
在密西西比陪伴學生派屈克讀書的過程,當地學生間常起衝突,但派屈克不同,他討厭打架,卻也因此不愛上學。郭怡慧親自邀請他上課,帶他寫詩念書。但當郭怡慧離開密西西比、去哈佛念法學院的三年後,竟接獲派屈克因衝突殺人的消息。 探監派屈克,她才知道他輟學,還有了個女兒,更失去用文字正常表達想法的能力。「我們都知道學生可以短時間內進步,卻沒想過他們會退步這麼快。」郭怡慧選擇重新陪伴派屈克讀書,透過書籍帶他了解社會問題、認識自然、學會思考。 「我們是比較幸運的那一群,我們不能漠視自己的能力。要怎麼縮小我和他們之間的差距呢?閱讀是一個方法。」 ----- Michelle Kuo was a young Harvard graduate who accepted a Teach for Amer...