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Кадры Lessons from the longest study on human development | Helen Pearson

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Коментарии Lessons from the longest study on human development | Helen Pearson

What is the problem on this video? Comment from : Carlo Gomez

MOISTIAN HERE HAHAHAHA Comment from : Jayyy

1 Poverty and parents really matter Comment from : Vianca Maniego

note:brParenting and the early circumstances(poverty) are crucial elements of the children's future performancebr- Talk to your childrenbr- Make sure they have books to readbr- Have a regular bedtime routinebrbrQuite useless information for me I'm just 16, lol Comment from : anywhere but home

I had to watch this for class :/ Comment from : S M

It's very amazing! Comment from : Ivan Francisco

Pwede ba ako mangopya tangina naman oh asan yung sagot Comment from : chester lao

Amazing! I want to read this Study right now Comment from : Tia Célia

I'm here rn b'coz of my module HAAHHA Comment from : Xy Zex

Having parents that have their lives sorted out and are able to provide a loving yet authoritative parenting style for their children means that you are in a good position to jump further Privilege is like compound interest, the more of it you have the more you are likely to be successful Privileges such as having two parents, a peaceful and loving home, good quality food, good relationships, nice clothes and a clean and healthy body, the ability to pursue sports and hobbies, enough toys to play with, a holiday abroad and day trips to the zoo or a museum it builds connections in a child's brain, gives them confidence and sets them up for life Comment from : Tulay Gunes

I study human developmant Comment from : pandi ta

Cảm ơn cô rất nhiều, 1 người phụ nữ nhiều trăn trở và giàu tâm huyết Comment from : Nguyen Quang

Nasa module nyo din to no? Ahahhaaha same 🤧 Comment from : probably_no_one

I'm here for modular purposes heheh thanks for this miss helen Comment from : justnkkgll

This is a good guide video to watch prior to reading the recommended reading list - The life proje t to one of my academic module Comment from : Bolatito Akintola

How are the findings of this research useful for teachers? Comment from : Kimberly Cae Concecpion Sinuldong

The data showed that children who were reading for pleasure at the ages of five and 10 were more likely to go on in school better, on average, on school tests later in their lives And not just tests of reading, but tests of spelling and maths as well(finding) Comment from : Melkie Libres

Naabot ko diri kay secret 🙂 Comment from : Baldio, Fritzie P

Here because I have a test on human development and haven’t studied, also the test is tomorrow Wish me luck Comment from : September Wanka

Ano bang sagot nito? Comment from : #EXCELSIS

I'm here because of my essay 😃 Comment from : Marie SMT

Im here for my module Comment from : AISA UMPAY

I'm here to finish my module hehe Comment from : John Kiro Esperanza

I'm here to know the answer of my module 😆 Comment from : Chezel Kaye Antiquina

Everyone who's a college student who's course is Education and is watching this to get answers for their module,say aye Aye! Comment from : sesamae ohyeah

this is also a motivation for everybody that as a society we should invest in helping the poor to live a sustainable life bra person cannot reach a higher level of human development when everyday his main goal is to answer to the call of his rumbling stomach and the cycle goes on Comment from : NYC Sightseer

Now I understand why my mom taught me to read books before going to bed when I was a kid Reading books is the start of my learning stage Comment from : jemima lee Chatto

Im also here because of my module hahaha Comment from : Lovel Lacastesantos

Okay module time😭 Comment from : Aya Borromeo

Shout out sa mga taga Saint Anthony's College ❤😂 Comment from : Marvie Lyn Dela Cruz

The maturation of the cultural word requires a hardship similar to the weight of mountainsbrHow many educational holes are left without blockagesbrBy intellectuals and writers on the pretext of their preoccupation with the battlefield of the job and the search for a source of livelihoodbrThe dilemmas of education are increasing because the subject of poetry has been abolished, and you know that building, drawing, writing, and every fine craft needs a philosophical vision that comes from poetry first, second and thirdbrThe construction of fortresses for the new generation must pass through several factors, the most important of which is the establishment of the concepts of respect for parents, teachers, society, the law and the homeland, the bestowal of in-kind and material prizes, and the intensification of security efforts in order to encircle the child’s mind with all available means of protectionbrHow can we sail in a clumsy boat?!brbrWe must return to literary libraries, to targeted cinema, to honest work, to solidarity, cooperation, and brotherhood away from fanaticism, disagreements and differences of all kindsbrbrbrALI SUROOR Comment from : ALI SUROOR

Suddenly I remember a few of my friends Comment from : Alfred Christanto

Ang daming tamad na bata dito na naghihintay lang ng sagot Comment from : Darth Giggity

Starts at 2:00, you're welcome Actual information from the study starts at 4:10 Comment from : soulshinobi

Surpirsingly, just simply take time and read with your children everyday can have immense impact on thier lives Comment from : - Optimist -

Im here because of module Haystt Pa visit😁 Comment from : JEEPROX TV

Human development is very important Comment from : Fabricio Costa

Another worthless SSSM lecture that fails to control for genetics Type "Robert Plomin" into the youtube search bar Comment from : michael s

Who's here with me because they also have a module to answer and to do that, they need to watch this? Comment from : Alexis M Valencia

“Don’t be born into poverty” Maybe Britain should go colonize more countries so their children aren’t born into poverty Comment from : withramya

Hi classmate BEEDA1 Comment from : dokodo

Lintek na accent yan nakakabanas Di kita matagalan panoorin HAHAHAHAHA Comment from : MANGO BRAVO

penge results mga bhie <3 Comment from : Jely An Barrios

The module bring me here and searching for the answer Comment from : Archie Torrefranca

Hey im here also for my assignment hahaha Comment from : Nicole Magante

I'm here as well because of my module😔 Maka stress!😭 Comment from : Meradel Saavedra

I'm here as well because of my module😔 Maka stress!😭 Comment from : Meradel Saavedra

Hi bsp 2D, sana may naintindihan kayo kasi ako wala Comment from : Einel Camposano

Shout out to peeps who came here for their modules😅 Comment from : klxryne azule

Wow Pinanuod ko na pala 'to bakit 'di ko tanda Anyways, good luck BSP-2B Comment from : ronna jeon

Ano bang pakialam ko dito? Pinaparesearch ng instructor naming madalas hindi magturo puro ganito lang 😂 Comment from : Julius Cesar Quilates

Can someone please answer my question 🙏🙏 who is most wiser stand? Nature-nurture, continuity-discontinuity or change-stability controversies? Comment from : Jenly Molina

Yeah, the poverty is not an hindrance but a challenge in a person's life 😊 Comment from : Ecarg Estalani

I dont get it what's actually the methodology of the study? Comment from : Julius Lorenz Ruiz

I'm here because of my module and to know the answer Comment from : redz uzumaki

gawa na kayo Research kay Sir hhahahaha Comment from : Renjun today Jeno tomorrow

Nangangamote nako mga sis Comment from : Mary

This science simply tells us all something that we already know that when you push someone up they often succeed and when you push someone down they often drown we the world are the village for the children they matter more than any of us if we could get one generation to truly work for their children you would see a jump in humanity that no one has ever seen before i as a parent of 1 maybe 2 ( lets hope) will be living the rest of my life for my sons and daughters because with all the smarts in the world i cant think of a single way i could better spend my time than investing it in the future Comment from : AJ Whudup

My son will be 3 years in few months and I will love him to choose his path Comment from : AClasses Academy

bookerystorecom/downloads/the-developing-human-clinically-oriented-embryology/ Comment from : Everything you need

Moral Lesson:brDon't have children if you're poor! Comment from : Danilo Diaz

anyone from RTU 😁😁😁 Comment from : Kit

Noise Pollution is severely damaging Please lock your car quietly with light flash OnlybrNo Honk It wakes people up and creates stressful noise Thank you Comment from : Ember2460 Harrington

I can’t believe this crap passes as science These studies didn’t control for genes or IQ Identical twin studies show twins raised apart are no more similar than twins raised together which means the shared environment has little to no impact on personality and IQ Comment from : Luke Jones

4:22 real info starts 🕵️‍♂️ Comment from : cruzin

A little bit of knowledge about brain formation in the early years will tell you why 0-2 are critical and 3-8 is very very important get this wrong, and there can be no recovery - and high material wealth cannot overcome bad parenting in these early years and is why you hear "but they came from a good home" - meaning there were materially well off, but had a bad outcome for good parenting, the parents need not to be consumed by worries about money and security so people need "enough" money, and absolute wealth is not a guarantee of good childhood outcomes Comment from : Miles Dugmore

dumbasses hear this and think its about bad parents instead of institutions and structural inequality that exist that leave kids behind Comment from : ceeza314

Wow Fifteen minutes of talking time Congratulations Comment from : Maria Castillo

Excellent Comment from : Maria Fernanda Ferreira

Wow, a whole F-ing 15 minutes for her kids! How sorry I feel for them Her poor children She doesn't say what exactly it is about being in poverty that is bad, so what ever it truly is, may be easy to fix, even when the income doesn't go up So, no, this isn't a good Tedtalk, when all she does is relay the information already printed about a study, and doesn't give any real answers to any questions She simply relays information, doesn't add to it Comment from : just me

8 Comment from : Maurício Trezub

Quite a few misguided comments here People don't seem to realise the impact actual science has on society's parenting, government funding, further research, etc Comment from : Jack H

This speaker does not seem to understand that correlation does not equal causation eg it could equally be that the genetic component of IQ could cause both parents to have poor employment outcomes (and therefore suffer from poverty), and also for their children to perform poorly at school - why always assume that nurture is the main effect? Comment from : einsteins_dog

She is saying what she think is so brWhat’s reality based on fact without biased can be way different brI don’t know either brBut I was born in Pakistan in middle of extremist but now I’m a scientist and a millionaire and what I conclude is it’s never the situation it’s what you do everyday when no one is there Comment from : opir brain

Absolutely brilliant Comment from : Sophie-Lou

meh nothing special on this vidjust common sense parenting Comment from : dannnyjos

Let me add one thing, "every children born with unique identity, help to invent themselves Don't fill whatever you like"brbrDon't expect your kids to fulfill your hunger in life Comment from : Pakla Hisap

How about the definition of ‘poverty’? Comment from : K dickers

Helen Pearson (the presenter) published a wonderful book about this called the ‘Life Project’ An absolute beauty of a book Comment from : Wandering the world

Awesome speech and content Comment from : Mitul Patel

Add this to my favorites and watch again later lists And watch it from time to time just as a simple reminder Thank you! Ps I also watched again and took notes Comment from : Mr G Rattlesnake

If you want them to be happyIt's Simple, just don't have them! Anti natalism is only way to end human suffering Comment from : Am Girl

Aztecs and Mayan knew that before Europe got to there lands it's knew to Europe not to everyone in the world Comment from : M valle

Two things are missing :/ Comment from : vishal pachpande

Great research to prove the obvious - good parenting works I’m wondering has there ever been doubt about that? Comment from : Black Swan

🙋on both questions 🙈 Comment from : Heba Madi

Even it does not seem visual after number of years of study All the aspects of life is crucial, and parents and children should try their best to play out the game of life It's not in ones hand to choose born to Science without spirituality, and knowledge without conscience are destroying for human Comment from : Abhishek Soni

Too much emphasizing on the one-of-a kind Britain's research or refered it as british study not just the study/research, she said it again and again that i almost doubt it she will get into the real contentbrAnd if it takes a decades of british study for you to realise and have quality conversation with your children more often I dont know There might be more findings that overlooked too Comment from : ilove2929

Unbelievable ! I didn't know that life was easier and better when you were rich, healthy and beautiful, than poor, sick and ugly Comment from : scoobidoowaaa

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