In this inspiring TEDx talk, Tetsuro Nishiyama explores the transformative power of recognizing and nurturing individual strengths. Drawing from his personal journey—from a student feeling overshadowed by peers to becoming a leader in education and even venturing into acting—Tetsuro emphasizes the importance of shifting educational paradigms to focus on students’ unique talents rather than standardized testing.
He delves into:
The limitations of traditional education systems.The significance of creativity and self-discovery in personal growth.The impact of strengths-based leadership on teams and communities.Tetsuro’s message is clear: by uncovering and embracing our unique superpowers, we can lead more fulfilling lives and inspire others to do the same. English teacher at Todaiji Gakuen Junior and Senior High School, Principal of Kori Nevers Gakuin Elementary School, and director of the international course establishment office at Showa Women’s University Elementary School.Completed the SLA (second language) course at Temple University Graduate School. Co-representative of the Akatsuki no Kai, a grassroots English study group. Xford University Press ORT Extensive Reading Seminar Instructor, Shizuoka City English Education Advisor, TEDxOshikaPark Representative, HPDU High School High School Improvisational English Debate West Japan Representative, Author of “English Grammar for Speaking”. Education will change as more teachers embrace diversity communicating with people outside of school and experiencing a wide variety of opportunities outside of school. By meeting people from various genres, we can become a hub or platform of encounters for children. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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