Education Videos
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| TOPIC & VIDEO |
VIDEO |
AVERAGE IMPACT (RANGE) |
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everything above 25% or where range is narrow is recommended |
Learning history is not important. Today, people need to focus on new technologies and entrepreneurship, and not on studying how past generations were fighting wars all the time for stupid reasons. | 
| 33%
(6-59) |
Arguing with someone without *really* listening to him/her does not make us smarter/wiser/better. Only if we accept a gift (the other person is giving us a gift -- another view on the topic) by listening to an argument, can we achieve enlightenment. | 
| 30%
(0-66) |
Third World is just so behind the developed, and it will take a very looong time for it to catch up.
By the way, statistics is boring! | 
| 29%
(0-66) |
Although not that common, differences between British English and American English language can sometimes cause awkward situations. | 
| 28%
(9-47) |
Biology is the most fascinating science of all. | 
| 27%
(0-66) |
Some things should be censored. | 
| 27%
(0-97) |
Just like the Universe, Earth is expanding and growing too. In a way, it is a reverse process to the formation of planets from dust clouds. | 
| 26%
(0-63) |
I know what money is and how it is created. | 
| 23%
(0-47) |
Knowing foreign languages is important. | 
| 21%
(0-44) |
Your salary is a good indicator of how much you are worth. | 
| 21%
(0-84) |
Dipping metal in a water can cause an explosion. | 
| 20%
(0-50) |
Mathematics can tell you how to make ANYTHING with origami. | 
| 20%
(3-38) |
Children and students in United States of America are very bad at math because school curricula endorsed by The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) and by the US government is 'teaching' children with very bad (and wrong) methods. | 
| 19%
(3-34) |
Video games are just a waste of time. They have no practical use. | 
| 19%
(0-47) |
Good memory is often considered a special talent. People think that, just like computer hard drive, brain also has limited memory, and that more facts we put into our brains, less space there will be for new facts and old memories will be more easily forgotten. Well, brain actually can remember better fact if they are related to more and more other facts, and the more facts are stored in the brain, better memory will be. | 
| 18%
(3-34) |
A Universe is Not made for us. | 
| 16%
(0-44) |
Exposing children from early on to fantasies through books, TV, and games, disables them from thinking adequately about the real world. | 
| 16%
(NAN-100) |
Many people may have good intentions, but because they are very ignorant and easily deceived, their actions may actually do more harm than good. | 
| 16%
(NAN-100) |
People are born with different talents. Although all skills can be improved, innate talents are essential for achieving extraordinary results. For example, people who are really good with math and numbers are only few. | 
| 14%
(0-31) |
Rights mean nothing if you don't know about them. Most searches and arrests in U.S. are possible because citizens waive (give up) their constitutional rights (not to consent to searches, and other rights). Three most important sentences that you may have to say during the police encounter are: Officer, I do not consent to any searches. Officer, am I free to go? Officer, I do not have anything to say until I speak with my lawyer. | 
| 14%
(0-41) |
Universe may not be infinite, but human stupidity is infinite. | 
| 14%
(0-38) |
There are people and organizations in the US that are promoting bad education in schools because they do not want children (people) to be educated and successful. | 
| 14%
(0-38) |
Children need to be taken care of as they are to young to take care of themselves. | 
| 14%
(0-47) |
Reading someone's face and being able to detect a lie is more useful than having specific knowledge about the topic of a conversation. | 
| 13%
(0-28) |
Many numerical mathematical problems like multiplication, division, square rooting, etc. can be solved with cams. | 
| 13%
(0-34) |
We are currently preparing students for jobs that don't yet exist. | 
| 12%
(0-31) |
Solving world problems requires great intelligence, skill, experience, education, and wisdom. | 
| 11%
(0-34) |
The first computer programmer in the world was a woman and she lived in the first half of the 19th century. | 
| 11%
(0-31) |
Children thru imitation learn from parents language, manners, ideas, believes, behavior. Sometimes parent's influence becomes the form of manipulation. | 
| 10%
(0-28) |
Making a boat requires great intelligence -- no monkey can do it. | 
| 10%
(0-31) |
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