5 tips to writing emails that will always get you a reply
Angus Greig Emails are just as fundamental these days as food and water in our lives, and they...
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There are 5 kinds of clutter — which one is filling your life?
Angus Greig Overwhelm. That word doesn’t feel very pleasant hanging there, does it? It brings up...
How to raise emotionally intelligent kids
Nata Schepy I’d like you to take a moment and imagine you’re four years old. You’re building a...
What is COP26? Here’s how global climate negotiations work and what’s at stake
Courtesy of UNFCCC For two weeks this November, world leaders and national negotiators will meet...
Assessing innovations from the pandemic and reinvesting in educator well-being: 9 educators share their learnings
Shutterstock This is part 2 in a series focusing on what educators are building through the...
Redesigning instruction and addressing inequities: 6 TED-Ed Innovative Educators share their learnings
Shutterstock Earlier this year, alumni of the TED-Ed Innovative Educator (TIE) program embarked...
The science behind panic attacks — and what you can do to manage them
Ori Toor Have you ever woken up in the morning — or even in the middle of the night — only to...
Why we need to consider switching to a 4-day workweek
Renaud Vigourt Iceland has made recent headlines by declaring the world’s largest ever trial of a...
How one student turned an idea into a global mission to end our planet’s plastic waste crisis
Shutterstock In 2018, then 11-year-old Haaziq Kazi delivered his first TED Talk at TED-Ed Weekend...
We all know people who just can’t apologize — here’s why
Mathilde Aubier Since I started writing the “Dear Guy” column, I’ve received many letters from...
A new immersive learning experience for the 21st century classroom
Shutterstock We are transitioning from a world of passive technology to a world full of active...
6 books to get you started with cli-fi
Shutterstock You’ve heard of sci-fi, but what do you know about cli-fi? As global leaders...
How to get over a friendship breakup
Angus Greig The loss of a friendship can be devastating. Whether it’s the slow drifting apart...
Hope and action: A climate reading list
Shutterstock You’ve seen the headlines. Melting ice caps, endangered species, wildfires,...
7 ways to avoid becoming a misinformation superspreader
Angus Greig The problem of misinformation isn’t going away. Internet platforms like Facebook and...
Humans are made to be touched — so what happens when we aren’t?
Nadine Redlich Our bodies are designed to respond to touch, and not just to sense the environment...
How one student found purpose in the chaos of 2020
Shutterstock For nine years of school, I was bullied due to my unique interest in STEM and my...
6 tips to help you manage your day when working from home
Krystal Quiles When I first began working at home, I couldn’t believe I was getting away with...
Why your brain loves it when you exercise, plus 3 easy ways to work out at home
Pete Ryan Motivation is not in high supply these days — but ensuring that we move a little bit...
How literature can help you better connect with others
Pete Ryan Greetings from an evangelist for a declining field: literature! English majors, like...
A world without hate: One student’s vision of a more accepting future
Zach Touger High school sophomore Zach Touger reflects on his experience with the TED-Ed Student...
5 exercises to help you build more empathy
Angus Greig Empathy — or understanding the thoughts and feelings of the people around us — is one...
The steep price we pay for cheap chocolate
Thousands of years ago, the Maya people of Central America believed that chocolate was the food...
The technology gap: How to ensure students aren’t falling behind
Endless Network Across the United States, 15 million students lack access to the technology and...