TED-Ed Updates

What is your TED-Ed talk topic?

How would you best categorize your talk?

• My talk gives advice to people based on my experiences.

• My talk gets people thinking about a problem in society or the world.

• My talk is about a solution to a problem in society or the world.

• My talk exposes the audience to something creative (music, art, poetry, etc.).

• My talk is about something else that isn't on this list.

How confident do you feel about the talk you have written thus far?

• I feel confident in my talk. I still need to edit, but I have all the elements I need.

• I feel okay about my talk. I need to edit and fill in a few blanks with facts or stories.

• I feel like my talk still needs work. I have started to write, but I am not quite finished.

• I feel my talk is incomplete. I only have an outline or have barely started to write.

• I feel I am behind. I have not started to write.

For you, what has the EASIEST part of developing your TED-Ed talk been so far? (examples: coming up with an idea, writing, researching, finding facts/quotes, planning on MIRO, exchanging ideas with classmates, etc.)

For you, what has the HARDEST part of developing your TED-Ed talk been so far? (examples: coming up with an idea, writing, researching, finding facts/quotes, planning on MIRO, exchanging ideas with classmates, etc.)

Do you have any questions, concerns, thoughts, or ideas as we move to the next part of developing TED-Ed talks? (put "none" if you don't have anything to ask or write!)