Dezbateri și argumentare. Dependența de...învățare. | Emi Beteringhe | TEDxPiataUniriiED
Emi Beteringhe vorbește despre cum activitatea de dezbateri ca instrument educațional preia în mod pozitiv unele dintre mecanismele psihologice ce generează dependența de social media la tineri și le integrează în felul în care structurează experiența de învățare, cu rezultate excelente: tineri care sunt mult mai angajați în învățare și care în acest fel capătă o serie de abilități esențiale pentru parcursul lor academic, profesional și personal. Mesajul lui este pentru oameni din educație și părinți, de a crea, respectiv accepta, experiențe educaționale valoroase și adaptate tinerilor de azi.
EN: Emi Beteringhe talks about how debating as an educational tool positively takes some of the psychological mechanisms that generate social media addiction in young people and integrates them into the way it structures the learning experience, with excellent results: young people who are much more engaged in learning and who in this way acquire a range of essential skills for their academic, professional and personal journeys. His message is for people in education and parents alike to create, and embrace, valuable educational experiences tailored to today's young people. Emi Beteringhe este o figură emblematică în domeniul dezbaterilor academice din România, cu o experiență de 25 de ani ca debater, instructor, arbitru și trainer internațional. A fost președinte executiv al Asociației Române de Dezbateri, Oratorie și Retorică timp de 10 ani și este fondatorul Better Speakers, un program unic de debate și argumentare în limba engleză. Absolvent cu distincție al Masteratului în Education Management la King’s College London, Emi continuă să promoveze dezbaterile ca un instrument esențial pentru dezvoltarea gândirii critice și a dialogului constructiv în educație și societate.EN: Emi Beteringhe is an emblematic figure in the field of academic debates in Romania, with 25 years of experience as a debater, instructor, referee and international trainer.
He was executive chairman of the Romanian of Debates, Oratory and Rhetoric Association for 10 years and he is the founder of ”Better Speaker”, a unique debate and argumentation program in English.
A graduate with distinction from the Masters in Education Management at King's College London, Emi continues to promote debate as an essential tool for developing critical thinking and constructive dialogue in education and society. 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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