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The 5 principles of highly effective teachers: Pierre Pirard at TEDxGhent

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Comment from : @wades9327

You have to set the goals which means an ambition !! And believe that you will get to achieve it
Comment from : @jeannyjean13

Thank you very much 😊
Comment from : @ayasarsour2860

great video hes very entertaining and has great advice
Comment from : @StaceySummers-k9e

I am still new as a teacher I was so wrong to think that I can teach students I can deliver the lessons, but not motivating the studentsbrI have a long way ahead of me in becoming an effective teacher And I'll keep doing that
Comment from : @zacklee-pk

“Education is the best weapon you have ever had “ great speech !!
Comment from : @englishwithtaryar8834

I love this video It is clear and concise in revealing the secrets of effective teaching
Comment from : @Hellwood5

I loved it! It was very interesting!
Comment from : @StaceySummers-k9e

6:30 creer en ellos, plan backwards
Comment from : @fernandocortes1187

Beleive in ur atudents and in urselfbrSet ambitious and measurable goalsbrPlan purposely
Comment from : @Momoanter

My problem is i have a little anxiety i feel so stressed and my hands start sweating it's hard for me to be attention center
Comment from : @zeena4615

What an endearing talk and absolutely correct! brExcellent work to you sir for actually using your brain to independently think for yourself and question the teacher's as to why their classes succeed or sufferbrI hope that the French language teacher was used as new teacher training that clearly needs to be rolled out not only within that one school but across the boardbrbrBravo for sharing what you had learned from the children and the teachers alikebrMany thanks from,brAn aspiring leader! 👏👏👏👏
Comment from : @thespiritualpilgrim

I believe that teachers should show collaboration, adaptability and empathy in teaching We know that teachers are delivering a great message could change the world 🌎
Comment from : @mubarakbinabri3446

That is soooooo true Love it Thank u
Comment from : @gratitute1

I got forced to watch this for an assignment
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Comment from : @marianharris68

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Comment from : @anhluong9891

I love it❤
Comment from : @edengracia9124

"These childrens"brbrGo learn English and come back
Comment from : @koolword7477

Wow! It really was great I liked this special atmosphere that Pierre Pirard creates with his story It is felt that he is really interested in his students, in improving their skills and, most importantly, he BELIEVE That kind of dedication motivates you to try Thanks for the structured speech
Comment from : @polina_hovlina

"Educaton is the most powerful weapon we can use to change the world" Nelson Mandela
Comment from : @bartholomewkamlewe3073

Found myself watching while preparing for my first micro teaching tomorrow These are powerful principles
Comment from : @bartholomewkamlewe3073

The photo of the family is a photo of a cast from a tv show Strange decision to make
Comment from : @arielrosenberg5707

Follow me on my channel to educate children
Comment from : @تلاوةالقرآنالكريم-ز4ر

7 v IQ 9
Comment from : @malikamir3886

Thank you ! That was inspiring
Comment from : @ouissalsadouni2837

Yeah it’s weird I was always taught right but I grew up homeschooled which is a lot more engaging and interesting so I don’t blame kids for not knowing
Comment from : @jdsweets

Perfect 🎯👏👏👏
Comment from : @fidandadasova9629

I really agree that we should all trust our students and believe in them I wish every student could have a teacher, at least one, who believes in them I feel we wouldn’t have to deal with so many psychological issues, including students committing suicide
Comment from : @5MinutePsychology

I started tutoring secondary after graduated from dental collegebrbrI found that even i understand the subject very well I just cant explain it well to students 😭
Comment from : @shen2481

He has indian acceent, interesting 😀
Comment from : @Sasha_Mira_108

Molenbeck isn't Belgian, though It's not even European
Comment from : @MeMe-lx2jw

👍👍
Comment from : @nihalvallath7302

Working on getting my teaching certificate so I can teach here in Germany Thanks for the insight, Pierre!
Comment from : @angelanave148

And this was when I knew that I actually am a true teacher at heart and will make it my life’s profession
Comment from : @richelissevandenberg134

we need today teacher think as this way all my love and respect/
Comment from : @duskrjl5517

I do not understand anything about the chaos he is talking about
Comment from : @marekjemala7363

Well it’s that 🤣🥲
Comment from : @zmitch88

Eager to learn from you 👍💡
Comment from : @zmitch88

I'm watching this video just because I gotta present a powerpoint presentation and I'm nervous and want it to be great LOL
Comment from : @amalabuzar303

"a infant child is like a blank paper tabularasa"brsocrates
Comment from : @lonewolfcoding5208

💚💙💚
Comment from : @debanjanjha8358

how about incorporating project and team work as well as peers education (when kids teach each other)?
Comment from : @ainashtleubayeva2678

I would love to listen to him now in 2021
Comment from : @akbarmajidi3934

Kahlil Gibran, a Lebanese-American writer, once said that "if the teacher is indeed wise, he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather LEADS YOU to the threshold of YOUR OWN MIND"
Comment from : @DiligentLinguist

Excellent talk
Comment from : @michaelmarchiano9810

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Comment from : @ahmadhasanulbasri6512

I'm a teacher and I completely agree with Pierre the speaker, but one thing which I have observed is that it's so hard to make the learners believe if you don't believe in self first So I'm really working on myself to be a firm believer, because that's why I went and got a certificate to be able to teach; because of the passion and drive for Mathematics, and now having lost my faith and belief through discouragement and losing hope in the education system, I wish to reclaim my faith and my love for this way of life
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Comment from : @keoagileselemela6579

You can see from this talk that the speaker has not been a teacher for very long, and does not understand his profession deeplybrTeaching is, at it's heart, about understanding Understanding, yes, the students that you teach But to the same extent, knowing the material you teach Knowing why it is taught Because for students to understand something, it needs to connect to them, in a meaningful way brThe belief that this is possible is the easiest part of this connection Encouragement is easy, and comes naturally when your teaching becomes better When students begin to notice the importance of the subjects, and their own ability to understand them, they notice themselves how they are able to do the things that you, or the world in general, demands of thembrbrbr(Also all models of the sort presented should start with an axiom that defines the optimized variable Otherwise it's pretty meaningless to talk about behavioral goals)
Comment from : @angrymurloc7626

Productive
Comment from : @reasieducation4638

C- for organization lol, called 5 principlesonly gives four haphazardly in between anecdotes
Comment from : @rogerskelton9673

Excellent! So very true!!! I am a teacher and I feel the same way
Comment from : @susanwelch3895

I LOVE the idea of how we, as teachers, have the power to change the motivation levels of students I have been a teacher for over 20 years and have learned a lot from this talk Thank you!
Comment from : @binahong6604

Amazing video Though I hope you are no English teacher :)
Comment from : @marjorielibourel9936

What if the students is just not smart enough
Comment from : @AfroMedic

"Believe" Lighting candles at church, too?
Comment from : @LillianGardner0214

excellent seminar I would like to know more on rules of a teacher behavior in class plz
Comment from : @Swethayeluri3611

Teachers are well respected in other countries unlike in America
Comment from : @zahraahmed6496

Ze French accent is distracting
Comment from : @anikpelchat4280

I think the fifth principle is - 5) The secret is that the teacher and the students will have to work hard, because implementing these principals, will not be easybrI really enjoyed this video, because my interest was sparked by many things Mr Pirard saidbrThank you for sharing Also, a well deserved thanks to Mrs AntonibrMrs Antoni seems to be a really great teacher! Job well done!
Comment from : @jenniferb8244

Children who experience socio-cultural barriers in communities and live within deprived areas should have access to teachers who have high expectations and believe in them
Comment from : @PSWEducationLeadership

This still applies today! Great talk Thank you!
Comment from : @deannastitesduyao1400

An inspiring and great presentation! Thank you so much
Comment from : @MegaKarume

to be a good brteacher, you HAVE to be altruistic
Comment from : @moroccancowboy6650

Truly inspirational please let me know the address of the shop and your students name as we have a church in Brussels and we can guide congregation members to reach out to Dunia and support her shop
Comment from : @johnjackson8207

Good teacher care about their pupils I heard also many pupils checking the teacher and saying that some teachers were very disrespectful to them Showing respect to pupils is as important as showing it to colleagues and other people
Comment from : @sandracarli1110

So passionate teacher and a true leader I agree with you 100 <3
Comment from : @abirelshaban

very well said I am also a teacher for last 30 years, and I agree that path to objective is not easy but certianly achievable
Comment from : @diptadasgupta

Amazing how many people who have gone through school know so little about school! We have this ego centric view that we are going to change the world!
Comment from : @jakemf1

Kids in the west do need to see kids in africa and asia who respect the school They don't dare misbehave and schools do not put up with awful student behaviour And parents here also need to fix up
Comment from : @cocodakilla

in my opinion teaching is a great job when u love help everyone
Comment from : @pascalelauretteoupoh5714

Teaching is a agreat phenomena that can change the outlook of personal and social context of education
Comment from : @MichelleLett-watch

The four 'principles' of leadership and teaching:brbr1 Believe in your students and let them know you believe in them br2 Set important goals for the studentbr3 Plan purposefully how to achieve the important goalsbr4 Invest in your student: Ensure the student stays on target
Comment from : @SejSadiSagradi

what are the principles??? i'm confused
Comment from : @justp0391

There are students you want to help get out off welfare and believe its a better life Its not easy when its easy to sit back and live on foodstamps I need to see proof of success in opening doors to education, to economic growth, prepare for a better future, if not for yourself, for your children This is to see birds with broken wings who can recover and KNOW THEY CAN FLY Don't just talk about it Refer me to proof so I can find the real recipes If you have any proof, please share it
Comment from : @janetthurston4999

the subtitles are not good enough
Comment from : @je101

You forgot the sixth principle: there are teachers who have no passion but to be selfish, and there those like this man
Comment from : @justkidding9130

I totally relate to this man with life
Comment from : @justkidding9130

As each hair on our heads is counted we know and believe in each student by name and uniquely guide every one in his or her unique path to success
Comment from : @WalterMosca