I’m thinking about how I can create more intersectional moments. Turn & Talk / "Antiracist" Grading Starts with You Cornelius Minor is a grading equity advocate and author of We Got This. Minor characters on Community are those that have been featured in brief appearances on the show or on webisodes. She would introduce me to new books, help me change the tone of my voice so people would listen, teach me how to position my body so I wasn’t intimidating, and so on. on November 13th. This kind of riffing in the business world is often called "mutual mentorship": millennial DQ for Gen X and boomer EQ. We left Liberia because of the Civil War, but the politics here were also very bad. Maybe it's time we actually valued wisdom as much as we do disruption. There's ample evidence that gender- and ethnically diverse companies are more effective. This week on the Truth for Teachers podcast: Cornelius Minor talks about his new book and how teachers can be agents of change in their community. I recall being so struck by his words that I “Uh, yeah. When a kid says to you, “I want to be an astronaut,” listen and put an astronaut book in front of them. A lot of Americans who have not experienced that don’t know what to do right now. Oh my gosh, my family is amazing. We may share a border, but we don't necessarily trust each other enough to share that respective wisdom. How can literacy help people navigate today’s political climate? How can we live in a world where that happens and there are no repercussions? Today I’m talking with Cornelius Minor, a Brooklyn-based educator and staff developer with the Teachers College … In many ways, they made it possible for me to get this book done. Look at all these spaceship books.” In many ways, I became a book dealer. I remember having a conversation with my dad and he told me, “This is bothering you because you’ve seen a democracy fall before. I was asked and invited by the three millennial cofounders to join their company to help them take their fast-growing tech start-up and turn it into a global hospitality brand, as well as to be the in-house mentor for CEO Brian Chesky. And it's time for us to actually look at how to change up the physics of wisdom so it actually flows in both directions, from old to young and from young to old. I told her, “Those books need to be in your classroom, and you need to teach with them because that’s who you are.”. Personally, who can you reach out to to create a mutual mentorship relationship? . We Got This wouldn’t exist without The Yard. My parents were undocumented for a while, but they were always agents being active and helping other people. High tech meets high touch. We’re in a place where collective study can save us. But the reality was, the country was ruled by wealthy people that didn’t consider the needs of the indigenous people who were not wealthy. Claudia Aguirre shows what happens to your body and brain when you skip sleep. Writing gives you the ability to communicate in a way that is understood. Cornelius Minor thinks that the fuel behind inequality in the U.S. isn’t just the people making the decisions. I want people back in that place of thinking critically and not just following leaders blindly, I want people engaged in civil discourse, and I want people being empathetic towards others. We're all going to live 10 years longer. Yo, you got that new book?” And I’d be like, “Ya, I got it, I got it.”. It was idealistic. Take your role in sex education seriously. If kids have little or no support at home and you add academic trauma into the mix, it’s horrible. The Americo-Liberians are people who can be traced back in history to slavery in the US. We have five generations in the workplace today, and we can operate like separate isolationist countries, or we can actually start to find a way to bridge these generational borders. Now, my fact knowledge, as in, how many rooms a maid cleans in an eight-hour shift, might not be all that important in a home-sharing world. Our parents were super involved from the minute they got to this country. So, I decided at that moment that I could either run for the hills, or cast judgment on these young geniuses, or instead, turn the judgment into curiosity and actually see if I could match my wise eyes with their fresh eyes. I remember being stuck and wondering, “How I can talk to my black and white students about what happened?” It reconfigured my thinking. In the United States, it’s estimated that 30 percent of adults and 66 percent of adolescents are regularly sleep-deprived. We have rights for women, but they’re not inclusive of women of color. In many ways, you’re built for this political moment. To graduate to a fully-fledged TED Talk, you need to play a little ball first-- the better your TEDx Talk , the better your chance with TED. The most successful companies today and in the future will actually learn how to create a powerful alchemy of the two. In many ways, this Trump regime represents people holding tight to the systems that promote them and no one else. In the circus, you have to know about physics, trust, humor, and your body. First off, how long have you been in New York? Early on, Laura Hughes could see that I was a little lost in this habitat, so she often sat right next to me in meetings so she could be my tech translator, and I could write her notes and she could tell me, "That's what that means." Search engines are brilliant at giving you an answer, but a wise, sage guide can offer you just the right question. Encourage your child to take care of his or her body, develop a healthy sense of self-respect, and seek information from trusted sources. Not the elder of the past, who actually was regarded with reverence. And maybe it's time -- not just maybe, it is time -- for us to definitely reclaim the word "elder" and give it a modern twist. When it comes to power in the workplace today,30 is the new 50. The more I've seen and learned about our respective generations, the more I realize that we often don't trust each other enough to actually share our respective wisdom. Through Cornelius's seminars, Adorno met Horkheimer, through whom he was then introduced to Friedrich Pollock. In many ways, they made it possible for me to get this book done. Why is it that we actually get smarter and wiser about our humanity as we age? Could you tell us a bit about your family and their experience emigrating from Liberia? , is about listening to kids. No, what is striking about the modern elder is their relevance, their ability to use timeless wisdom and apply it to modern-day problems. And then I’d go to the kid sitting next to her, and that kid loves space, so I’d put together a different set of books for her. Our physical peak may be our 20s, our financial and salary peak may be age 50, but our emotional peak is in midlife and beyond, because we have developed pattern recognition about ourselves and others. I don’t assign books as part of a strict, traditional curriculum; instead, there might be thirty-four different books assigned at once. One day I asked her, “How do I become you?” She responded by inviting me to teach with her for the day at, . Afrofuturism, Education and Digital Literacy: A Conversation with Cornelius Minor and Reza Rites by Reza C. Clifton “The teachers who don’t obsess about the future are missing out; it’s a major part of our identities as Outrage as paedophiles rebrand themselves as 'minor-attracted persons' in chilling online propaganda drive Anonymous users have even gone so far … People would come to me and be like, “Yo, I need a book. I had the pleasure of first hearing Mr. Minor speak at the 2016 NCTE conference in Atlanta, Georgia. These days I often find myself thinking, “What would Kathleen do or say right now?”. Cornelius will be hosting his book launch party at The Yard: Gowanus on November 13th. A lot of people think today’s issues are fueled by personality (as in. He is an arctic prospector who meets Rudolph and Hermey while they are trying to avoid the Abominable Snowmonster. The following is a compilation of those characters in Season Three. 14:55 Will Potter The secret US prisons you've never heard of before But in reality, we were often just mentoring each other. Maybe they didn't get the memo: the world is getting older! Seemingly searching for valuable minerals at the North Pole, his greedy behavior inspires the song "Silver and Gold", sung by Sam the Snowman. Even though everyone was brown, there were two races. Midlife used to be 45 to 65, but I would suggest it now stretches into a midlife marathon 40 years long, from 35 to 75. She works at the University of Georgia and has a Ph.D. in education, specifically studying schools as organizations and how people of color move across social and academic landscapes. His collaborator, local comic book artist. There are rules and practices set in place that marginalize and take advantage of others. これまでにはありえなかったが、今や１つの職場に５世代が共存している、と起業家チップ・コンリーは言います。もし世代間の隔たりを取り払い、皆が共に働く形を意識したらどうなるでしょうか？このトークでは、社員の年齢に幅のある会社がいかに強力であるか、そして、職場で異なる世代が互いに助言し合い、年配と若者間で知恵が双方向に流れるようにする必要性について、コンリーが分かりやすく説明します。, It was my third day on the job at a hot Silicon Valley start-up in early 2013. I had no idea what he was talking about. Listening to people is the democratic process that America was built on. Here's how the alchemy worked for me at Airbnb: I was assigned a young, smart partner, who helped me develop a hospitality department. I have a younger sister, but you’d assume she was older because she’s very put together and oozes leadership. My book, We Got This, is about listening to kids. I was working with this teacher who was having a tough time with her kids, and I found out she’s a circus performer on the side. シリコンバレーで注目の新興企業で 働き始めて３日目 ― 2013年初めごろです 部屋に10数人のエンジニアがいましたが 私だけみんなの倍の齢でした その企業に雇われたのは 自分の分野では ベテランの専門家だったからです でも その部屋の中に限っては テクノロジーの天才たちに囲まれた 初心者の気分でした 話し合いを聞きながら これはもう透明人間になるしかない と思いました すると突然 会議を進行していた25歳の 「天才」が 私をじっと見て訊いてきました 「ある機能を世に送れても 誰も使わなかったら 世に送れたのだと言えますか？」, 「機能が世に送れた」って？ その瞬間 むしろ自分が 「世に遅れて」いるのだと悟りました, 彼が何を言っているのか 全然分かりませんでした 私が気まずそうに黙っていたので 彼は気を利かせ 別の人に話を振りました 私は椅子に身をうずめ 早く会議が終わってほしい と願いました, これが私のAirbnb社での始まりです ミレ二アル世代の 共同創業者３人に招かれ 私が頼まれた仕事は この急成長中のテクノロジー新興企業を 世界的なサービス業ブランドにすることと CEOブライアン・チェスキーお抱えの 助言者になることでした 私は26～52歳まで ブティックホテル業の起業家だったので その界隈のことは まあまあ詳しかったですし ホスピタリティ業界の知識も あったと思います ですが 最初の１週間が過ぎ ホームシェアリングという 新しい大胆な業界に 古風な従来型ホテル経営に関する洞察など さほど必要ないと痛感しました 容赦ない現実が私を襲ったんです 私には何が提供できるのか？と テクノロジー企業で働いたことは ありませんでした ５年半前は「シェアリングエコノミー」 なんて聞いたこともなく UberやLyftのアプリも 使っていませんでした 私の知らない世界だったんです, だから その時こう考えました 安全な場所を求めてトンズラするか この天才たちを「たかが若者」と 決めつけてしまうか それとも 決めつけるのではなく 好奇心を持って 私の熟練した目と彼らの新しい目を 融合できないか サモアで原住民の少年少女に囲まれる かのマーガレット・ミードになった気分でした そして 彼らから受け取れる分だけ 自分にも提供できるものがあると すぐに分かりました, それぞれの世代に触れて学ぶほど 気づかされるのは 私たちは互いの世代を 十分に信頼していないことが多く 各世代の知恵を 共有できていないということです 互いの境界線は分かっていても 必ずしも 互いを十分に信頼しておらず 各世代の知恵を共有できていません 現代の仕事場を見ていて 強く思いますが 現代の「世代間通商協定」のおかげで 世代間の知恵を分かち合うための パイプラインが開通し 互いに学び合うことが 可能になっています, アメリカ合衆国では 40％近くの人が 自分より若い上司を持ち この割合は急速に増えています 今までにないほど 若者へと権力が流れ込んでいる理由は この国のDQへの依存の高まりにあります デジタル知能指数です 若者たちが20代前半で会社を設立し 30歳にもならないうちに 世界の大企業に成長させていますが そんな中 私たちは こうした若きデジタルリーダーが 私らのような年長労働者が 長年かけて培った「人間関係の知恵」を どうにかして 見事に活用してくれることを 期待してしまいます, 心の知能指数（EQ）が成長するのには 時間がかかります ジェンダーや民族的に多様な会社は 業務効率が良いという証拠なら 十分にありますが 年齢はどうでしょうか？ これは重要な問題です なぜなら これまで１つの職場に 意図せずして５世代が共存するという状況は 一度もなかったからです そろそろ 世代全体としての働き方を もっと意識しても良いかもしれません ヨーロッパで行われた多くの研究で 年齢の幅が広いチームのほうが 業務効率が良く 成功すると立証されています ではなぜ「ダイバーシティ＆インクルージョン （多様性と包括性）」を 取り入れている企業の８％しか 実際にこの戦略を拡大して 社員の人口比に対して ジェンダーや人種だけでなく 年齢も考慮してきていないのでしょうか？ 世界は高齢化しているという公然の事実に 気づいていないだけかもしれません, 現代のパラドックスの１つが ベビーブーム世代は これまでの世代よりも活発で健康であり より長く働き続ける反面で 自分は用ナシであるかのような気持ちを 募らせていくという現状です 中には 自分が古い牛乳のようで シワシワの額には賞味期限の印を 押されていると感じる人もいます 私たち中年の多くにとって これは 単なる感情ではなく厳しい現実です 突然仕事を失ったり 誰からも連絡が来なくなります 私たちの多くが 懸念を持って当然なのです 培ってきた経験が資産ではなく 負債として見られるのではないかと こんな昔の言い回し ― 割と最近のものかもしれませんが ― 「今の60歳は 身体的には 昔の40歳と同じ」 わかりますよね？ ですが 現代の職場での権力となると 今の30歳は 昔の50歳と同じです なるほど 楽しそうな職場ですよねぇ, 実際のところ 権力を持つ人の年齢は 10歳若くなっており 私たちの寿命は10年延びています 計算してください 社会には 20年間の空白の期間が 新たに生じています 昔は「中年」といえば 45～65歳を指しましたが 今は「中年」という名のマラソンも 35～75歳の40年間に延びた と言ってもいいでしょう ですが希望もあります なぜ人は 年を取るにつれ 聡明で賢明になるのでしょうか？ 身体的な全盛期は20代で 金銭や収入の全盛期は50代でしょう ですが 感情面での全盛期は 中高年になってからです 自分や他者についての パターン認識が発達しているからです, では 企業はいかにして デジタルの若き天才たちを 育成するのと同じように 中年社員たちの知恵を うまく活用できるのでしょうか？ 現在も将来も 最も成功するのは この２者を融合し 強力な関係へと 転換する「錬金術」を習得する企業です, Airbnb社での錬金術で 私はこうなりました 若くて賢いパートナーが付き ホスピタリティ部門を発展させる 手助けをしてくれました ローラ・ヒューズは早くから 私がこの世界で戸惑っていることを察知し 会議では よく私の横に座り テクノロジー用語の説明をしてくれ 私がメモを差しだすと 意味を教えてくれました 当時 ローラは27歳で Google社で４年勤務した経験があり 私と出会った時は Airbnb社にきて１年半でした 彼女のミレ二アル仲間の多くもそうですが ローラはまず現場で管理職へと成長し そのあと初めて 正式なリーダーシップ研修を受けたのです BtoBのビジネスだろうが BtoCだろうが CtoCだろうが AtoZだろうが 関係ありません ビジネスは 根本的にHtoHです つまり人と人です ですが リーダーシップに対する ローラのやり方は テクノロジーが支配する世界で 身につけたもので 完全に数値ベースでした 最初の数ヶ月で言われました 「あなたのリーダーシップへの 取り組み方は素晴らしいわ 説得力のあるビジョンを作ると それが私たちの道しるべになるのね」, 私が持つ「事実」の知識は １人のメイドが８時間で掃除する 部屋数は？などは ホームシェアリングの世界では さほど重要ではないかもしれません ですが私が持つ「プロセス」の知識 ― 会議室にいる全員が心の底に持つ動機を 理解することに基づく 「仕事を片付けるノウハウ」といったものは ものすごく貴重な知識でした この企業には 組織経験が豊富な人が ほとんどいなかったからです Airbnb社で働くにつれ 年配者の職場での新たな在り方を 見い出すことは 可能だと分かりました 敬意を払うべき対象だった 過去の年配者の話ではありません 現代の年配者の特長として 注目すべきはその適応能力です つまり いつの時代も変わらない知恵を 現代の問題に応用する力です, そろそろ 技術革新と同じくらい 知恵も重要視すべき時なのかもしれません もしかしたら ― 「もしかしたら」ではなく 確実にそうなのですが 今こそ「年配」という言葉を改めて 現代風にアレンジすべき時です 今の年配者は 助言者の立場同様に 実習生の立場にもいます なぜなら 急速に変化を続ける世界では 彼らの「初心者の心」と「触媒的な好奇心」は 人生を肯定する万能薬なのです 彼ら自身だけでなく 周りの全員に効き目があります 世代間で行われる即興は 音楽や芸術では知られています トニー・ベネットとレディー・ガガや ウィントン・マルサリスと 若手ジャズミュージシャンのコラボなどです ビジネスでは こうした即興性のある関係を 「相互メンター制度」と呼んだりします ミレニアル世代のDQを X世代と ベビーブーム世代のEQに融合するんです, 私はこうした世代間の互恵を ローラや 優れたデータサイエンスチームとの仕事で 経験することができました Airbnbのユーザー間で 行われる評価制度を 作り直し 進化させた時のことでした ローラの分析的な思考と 私の人間中心の直観を使いました アルゴリズムと人の知恵を掛け合わせた この完璧な錬金術を用いて 私たちは 即時フィードバックループを 開発することができ ホスト側がゲストのニーズについて 理解を深めるのに役立ちました ハイテクとハイタッチ（人的触れ合い） の融合です Airbnb社で 現代の年配として もう１つ学んだのは 私の役割は 表向きは実習生でありながら 個別では助言者だということです サーチエンジンは答えをくれる という意味では素晴らしいですが 賢く分別のある指導者は 的確な問いを投げかけてくれます Googleには 少なくとも今のところ 人の心と頭の絶妙な調和といった ニュアンスは理解できません しばらくすると 驚いたことに たくさんの若いAirbnb社員が 私のところへ来て 個人的な助言を求めるようになりました ですが実際は お互いに 助言し合っていることが多かったのです, 要するに CEOブライアン・チェスキーは 私の業界知識を見込んで招いたのに 実際に私が提供していたのは 長年培った知恵だったのです もう「ナレッジワーカー（知識労働者）」 という言葉を使うのをやめ 「ウィズダムワーカー（英知労働者）」に 替えるべきかもしれません 今や 職場に５世代が共存する時代です それぞれが独立した孤立主義国であるかのように 振舞うこともできますが 世代間の境界線に橋を架ける方法を 探し始めることもできるんです そして知恵が流れる仕組みを 切り替える方法を考えるべきです そうすれば年配と若者の間で 知恵が双方向に交流するようになります, これをみなさん自身の人生に 応用するには？ 個人レベルでは 誰に手を差し伸べて 相互メンター的な関係を築くか？ 組織レベルでは いかにして 世代間の知恵の流れを育む環境を 作り上げる事ができるか？ これこそが 新しいシェアリングエコノミーです, ベビーブーム世代がミレニアル世代から職場で学べること ― その逆もまた然り | TED Talk, What baby boomers can learn from millennials at work -- and vice versa | TED Talk. In a world where everyone is so busy, I don’t think we take the time to think about how valuable people like Cleo and Nikki are to our communities. It’s systemic. The issue is bigger than the school; it starts with the businesses and political leaders. I can give people pedagogical tools to change the situations we live in. A lot of people think today’s issues are fueled by personality (as in, he’s mean or she’s bad), but it’s not. Vegaswikian ( talk ) 21:57, 20 April 2010 (UTC) Present title implies that he was a "minor" rather than that "Minor" was part of what he was called.-- With that perfect alchemy of algorithm and people wisdom, we were able to create and instantaneous feedback loop that helped our hosts better understand the needs of our guests. Vienna, Frankfurt, and Berlin [ edit ] During the summer of 1924, the Viennese composer Alban Berg's "Three Fragments from Wozzeck ", op. Like many of her millennial cohorts, she had actually grown into a managerial role before she'd gotten any formal leadership training. Everyone has their own individual curriculum based on them, and each student can apply the strategies that I’m teaching in their books. A lot of my colleagues didn’t understand why it was so important and why it was connected to teaching. But after my first week, I realized that the brave new home-sharing world didn't need much of my old-school bricks-and-mortar hotel insights. from the minute they got to this country. Twins Minor League Talk 08 Feb 2021 I haven't seen any notice on Twins Daily yet, so thought I'd leave this here. This is the new sharing economy. Laura was 27 years old, she'd worked for Google for four years and then for a year and a half at Airbnb when I met her. Now, he's calling out the threats of … Having The Yard not just as a place to work but a community of creatives has been a godsend. Truthfully, power is moving 10 years younger. I care a lot about destroying the systems that deny rights to gay people or marginalize my daughters because they’re women. Intergenerational improv has been known in music and the arts: think Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga or Wynton Marsalis and the Young Stars of Jazz. Maybe it's time we got a little more intentional about how we work collectively. One of the things she said to me in the first few months was, "I love the fact that your approach to leadership is to create a compelling vision that becomes a North Star for us.". What was it that inspired you to work with community leaders? In that moment, Chip knew he was in deep ship. TED｜チップ・コンリー: ベビーブーム世代がミレニアル世代から職場で学べること ― その逆もまた然り | TED Talk. Watch his TED Talk on emotional first aid now: About the author Guy Winch is a licensed psychologist who is a leading advocate for integrating the science of emotional health into our daily lives. “Glee Club meet ASCAP protecting musical copyrights since 1914.”— Jeff, "Regional Holiday Music". All right, well, this is all pretty exciting, right? You’ve mentioned in the past that the current political climate in the US is mirroring the political climate your family left behind in Liberia. It’s important to ask ourselves, “Are we still engaging actively in a system that supports racism?”. I remember going to rallies for immigration rights with my dad in D.C. when I was kid. Having The Yard not just as a place to work but a community of creatives has been a godsend. Liberia and Ethiopia were the only countries in the continent that were never colonized by European powers. This is why you exist in this historical moment.” I think a lot about what I could have done for Liberia if I was old enough at that moment, but I’m old enough now to be active for America. Almost 40 percent of us in the United States have a boss that's younger than us, and that number is growing quickly. His collaborator, local comic book artist Jamal Igle, will also be at the party giving away one of his books. I treat educators a lot like I teach kids. Over time, to my surprise, dozens and dozens of young employees at Airbnb sought me out for private mentoring sessions. All of these skills live in reading and writing. This is a very important question, because for the first time ever, we have five generations in the workplace at the same time, unintentionally. Society has created a new 20-year irrelevancy gap. While challenging the teacher as hero trope, We Got This shows how authentically listening to kids is the closest thing to a superpower that we have.Cornelius Minor identifies tools, attributes, and strategies that can augment our listening, allowing us to make powerful moves toward equity by broadening access to learning for all children. How do you elevate the concept of literacy to reach kids from underserved communities? "Ship a feature"? based upon understanding the underlying motivations of everybody in the room, was incredibly valuable, in a company where most people didn't have a lot of organizational experience. , will also be at the party giving away one of his books. But instead of settling for relationships that atrophy and wither, it’s possible to take a cue from two friends who have tactics for … TED Talk Lyrics: You never seen a man so calm in your life / They afraid of this mic / And I got the type of mind to grind into that white light / I rock the mic inside the china shop and spit that It’s the systems set in place to keep people divided, immobile, and illiterate. So, what exactly does a modern hero look like? Yukon Cornelius is the tetragonist from the 1964 Rankin/Bass television special Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. I can help them build a curriculum that accentuates all of the best parts of them. My great-great-grandfather was one of the freed slaves who left the U.S. because he was unsafe as a literate black man. Power is cascading to the young like never before because of our increasing reliance on DQ: digital intelligence. Copyright © DigitalCast All Rights Reserved. When we talk about an issue like racism, we’re not talking about kindness. TED Talks by Chris Anderson is an encouraging and relatable guide on how to give a good talk, a great read for anyone that has to talk in front of others, whether its 4 or 5 people in a meeting or in front of a large audience This led to a revolution in 1982. The crew at Three Teachers Talk has been in love with Cornelius Minor for years. For example, I’d put together a stack of twelve books, and that would be Olivia’s curriculum. Often times people drop out of school because they don’t feel like they have a place. When a rose doesn’t grow, you don’t blame the rose; you fix the soil around it. THE Cornelius Minor spent an hour with my students, modeling the moves he makes to “disperse power throughout the… Three Teachers Talk Teacher-Mentors with Insights, Ideas, and Resources for Secondary Readers & Writers Workshop I remember going to rallies for immigration rights with my dad in D.C. when I was kid. He used to know all the homeless people by their first names. We're seeing young founders of companies in their early 20s scale them up to global giants by the time they get to 30, and yet, we expect these young digital leaders to somehow miraculously embody the relationship wisdoms we older workers have had decades to learn. So, what exactly does a modern hero look like? Lloyd Minor and Bill Gates spoke Oct. 21 about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on global health, the race for vaccines and therapeutics, and how to renew the faltering trust many Americans feel in science and medicine. You've heard of the old phrase -- or maybe the relatively new phrase -- "Sixty is the new forty, physically." And then suddenly, the 25-year-old wizard leading the meeting stared at me and asked, "If you shipped a feature and no one used it, did it really ship?". These days I often find myself thinking, “What would Kathleen do or say right now?”. One of the most influential educators I’ve had in my life was my mentor, . When a kid says to you, “I want to be an astronaut,” listen and put an astronaut book in front of them. Now, I'd spent from age 26 to 52 being a boutique hotel entrepreneur, and so I guess I'd learned a few things along the way and accumulated some hospitality knowledge. This was not my natural habitat. Axios Charlotte covers careers, things to do, real estate, travel, startups, food+drink, philanthropy, development and children. I was able to meet him where his dream was. I still don’t consider myself a great teacher, but I’m better than anyone in Brooklyn at getting kids addicted to books. Years before the coronavirus battered the globe, Bill Gates warned that governments weren't prepared for a pandemic. The most defining moment of my career was when Mike Brown was murdered in Ferguson, because he’s a kid that I would have taught. Some of us feel like a carton of milk -- an old carton of milk -- with an expiration date stamped on our wrinkled foreheads. Equity, Access, and the Quest to Be Who Our Students Need Us to Be (Heinemann, 2018). Talk through your differences. I’ll work with them on making the town a more equitable place. That was my introduction to Airbnb. If they say, “My neighborhood is dangerous and I want to be safe,” find books that will help them learn how to be safe. Kids loved it. She would introduce me to new books, help me change the tone of my voice so people would listen, teach me how to position my body so I wasn’t intimidating, and so on. Plus, the managers, Cleo and Nikki, were incredible mentors to me. Listening to people is the democratic process that America was built on. One of the most influential educators I’ve had in my life was my mentor, Kathleen Tolan. At Airbnb, I also learned as a modern elder that my role was to intern publicly and mentor privately. I got to experience that kind of intergenerational reciprocity with Laura and our stellar data science team when we were actually remaking and evolving the Airbnb peer-to-peer review system, using Laura's analytical mind and my human-centered intuition. I fancied myself a modern Margaret Mead amongst the millennials, and I quickly learned that I had as much to offer them as they did to me. For many of us in midlife, this isn't just a feeling, it is a harsh reality, when we suddenly lose our job and the phone stops ringing. And organizationally, how can you create the conditions to foster an intergenerational flow of wisdom? They’ve had some high profile racial tension with their kids. Our work isn’t just teaching nouns and adjectives, but it’s ensuring that students have powerful lives and that they’re understood. Cornelius Minor thinks that the fuel behind inequality in the U.S. isn’t just the people making the decisions. I had this kid who really wanted to be a rapper, so I got him poetry, biographies, and oral histories of hip-hop artists, and he studied his way into becoming a rapper. I remember thinking, “That’s my student.” I’ve taught tons of kids like him who are brilliant but defiant, loving and sensitive but may be distracted. There have been a number of European studies that have shown that age-diverse teams are more effective and successful. You disable a revolution when you keep people separated. Five and a half years ago, I had never heard of the "sharing economy," nor did I have an Uber or Lyft app on my phone. The speech must be 8-10 minutes long and on a topic that-in the spirit of the TED . So, how did your work educating community leaders and teachers come about? TEDx is like the minor league for TED. TED can first present with photophobia, erythema or redness of the eyes or eyelids, a feeling of grittiness, excessive tearing, or dry eyes. I'd never been in a tech company before. A stark reality rocked me: What do I have to offer? She said, “I’m going to put you in a room with other teachers and see what you do.” She ended up hiring me on the spot, and I ended up working with her for seven years until she passed away. Movements are splintered because people don’t understand each other. One day I asked her, “How do I become you?” She responded by inviting me to teach with her for the day at Columbia University. Soon I’ll actually be working with the city council in a school district outside of Indianapolis. Right? In sum, CEO Brian Chesky brought me in for my industry knowledge, but what I really offered was my well-earned wisdom. Now, the organizers of TED -- a movement aimed at bringing attention to "ideas worth spreading" -- is refusing to share Hanauer's talk on the internet, calling it too "political," according to the National Journal . 7, premiered in Frankfurt, at which time Adorno introduced himself to Berg and both agreed the young philosopher and composer would study … And yet, Laura's approach to leadership was really formed in the technocratic world, and it was purely metric driven. I believe, looking at the modern workplace, that the trade agreement of our time is opening up these intergenerational pipelines of wisdom so that we can all learn from each other. But what about age? TED Talks - 英語字幕・日本語字幕の同時表示プレーヤーを使って効果的な英語学習 - これまでにはありえなかったが、今や1つの職場に5世代が共存している、と起業家チップ・コンリーは言います。もし世代間の隔たりを取り払い、皆が共に働く形を意識したらどうなるでしょうか？ Do the math. It's hard to microwave your emotional intelligence. How can you apply this in your own life? My dad’s side of the family is Americo-Liberian and my mom’s side is indigenous.
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