Peter L. Benson, president and CEO of Minneapolis-based Search Institute, is one of the world's leading authorities on positive human development. Dr. Benson is the author or editor of more than a dozen books on child and adolescent development and social change, including, most recently, Sparks: How Parents Can Help Ignite the Hidden Strengths of Teenagers Dr. Benson's international reputation in human development emerged in the 1990s through his innovative, research-based framework of Developmental Assets, the most widely recognized approach to positive youth development in the United States and, increasingly, around the world. Before joining Search Institute in 1978, Dr. Benson was chair of the psychology department and chair of the program in human development and social relations at Earlham College, Richmond, Indiana.
This talk is fantastic but not sure why he whispers throughout the whole thing, super distracting
christemple8 2 months ago
"Global multitudes of children, mentors and facilitators excitedly engaged in a future,
transformed education process, enabling the dawning of a better world."
( my vision) agree fulheartedly with your spark idea)
wish to forward a white paper written by me :21century educational model
Ripple
raftal08 4 months ago in playlist ideas@play - Education Revolution Inspiration Playlist
This is SO Montessori. We don't need to figure out ways to increase engagement. We allow engagement to occur naturally.
CMInitiativeUSA 4 months ago 2
A most inspiring and useful talk. At our school we are working on improving student engagement and giving students a sense of purpose. "You shall know them by their sparks!" Thanks you Peter Benson.
stephwintjes1 4 months ago
Sad to hear you have left to the next life Peter. Thank you. Your SPARK will live in RIGHT NOW>
ideasatplay 4 months ago in playlist ideas@play - Education Revolution Inspiration Playlist
Great TED Talk, Peter!
momfox69 9 months ago
TED Mpls = TEDxTC. Peter Benson ceo
DeQIBlue 9 months ago
What an amazing video.
MEP489 10 months ago