The rarest commodity is leadership without ego: Bob Davids at TEDxESCP

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TEDxESCP is an independently organised TED event, by students of ESCP Europe in Paris.
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In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)
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@dylanreynolds6815
@dylanreynolds6815 4 роки тому
I think sometimes people misread what leadership is: Leaders don’t get people to believe in them, they get people to believe in themselves. Leaders don’t say follow me, they act. People motivate themselves, leaders give them the tools to achieve their abilities.
@jdveals57
@jdveals57 Рік тому
Well said!
@angelanelajuly2961
@angelanelajuly2961 Рік тому
Is that what my problem is? I hold a sight and see potential. But I want them to be that potential and thought they become the leader. But, your saying, I already lead them.
@curiouscommunicator7117
@curiouscommunicator7117 4 роки тому
"I measure my own success as a leader by how well the people who work for me succeed". Thanks for your great points on leadership.
@billhoward532
@billhoward532 4 роки тому
The humblest of servants make the greatest of leaders.
@baderinwa1
@baderinwa1 4 роки тому
Bill Howard Dr. Martin Luther King Jr..
@billhoward532
@billhoward532 4 роки тому
Quite possibly - I though I'd originated it though :-)
@MarcovonAntoni-jb6bh
@MarcovonAntoni-jb6bh 3 роки тому
i didn't read your comment. Otherwise, I wold have put my comment as a reply to yours. If "Up to organization" is a so actual book, after 50 years we can hope it will be released in the public domain so as to let anyone be able to read it and conform his organization to the content of the book. At least, for what it isn't strictly Masonic.
@bradleyvickers3375
@bradleyvickers3375 3 роки тому
@@MarcovonAntoni-jb6bh you
@bradleyvickers3375
@bradleyvickers3375 3 роки тому
@@baderinwa1I 8
@ahmedshaer707
@ahmedshaer707 10 років тому
The best advice i ever received . If you want to be a leader , respect the people you work with
@tlm5830
@tlm5830 5 років тому
Agreed. I would even take it a step further and say "respect the people you work for" Because I believe as a leader you work for the people that chose to follow you
@samiaismail4702
@samiaismail4702 4 роки тому
Ahmed Hassan ف٤٣
@jdiscoe
@jdiscoe 3 роки тому
I was lucky enough to work for Bob as a member of his industrial design team at Radica Games. That small group produced some of the largest selling items at Walmart for years and produced talent that is still in major leadership roles across several industries, some 20-yrs later. He was also very generous with profit sharing across the company, and some of my fondest memories in my early career were seeing the reactions of staff opening up bonus checks... it was quite amazing, genuine and across all levels of employment, people were rewarded generously. Old school.
@junebugjoe5914
@junebugjoe5914 6 років тому
Eisenhower also said: " If it didn't matter who got the credit, then we would be astounded of what would be accomplished"
@mfawls9624
@mfawls9624 4 роки тому
I agree Eisenhower is a good leader...but George Marshall did even more, with less ego.
@duncescotus2342
@duncescotus2342 3 роки тому
Eisenhower was notorious for never taking the blame for anything.
@srimansrini
@srimansrini 10 років тому
This is one of the finest talks about Leadership. I have listened several speeches, read books and this particular talk occupies a top slot in my list. Citing examples from the lives of Mahatma Gandhi to Ronald Reagan, Bob Davis says 'Leadership without ego is a rarest commodity'. Persuasively presented, extremely insightful and endlessly entertaining, this is a memorable talk. Highly recommended for the leaders and aspiring leaders.
@jupitersaturn3640
@jupitersaturn3640 5 років тому
I agree 💯
@tubbyszabo6586
@tubbyszabo6586 4 роки тому
You had 111 likes but because I typed this... You have more
@maryrauchenstein1124
@maryrauchenstein1124 3 роки тому
I completely agree! Fabulous video!
@MarcovonAntoni-jb6bh
@MarcovonAntoni-jb6bh 3 роки тому
Sorry, the right surname is Davis or Davids? Maybe two variants of the same Jewish patriarchal dinasty. We can't believe Jewish communities had diligently traced across centuries all the descendants of the saint King David of Israel. He would have spoke about Jesus Christ God, who was in a certain sense one of his direct descendants. But I think the surname was a deception since the divine child of Israel was their last heir.
@AmRonPaulian
@AmRonPaulian Рік тому
And you have masterfully written piece of art. Thank you. I shared this video with countless number of people but they don’t see what I saw and they don’t listen the way I did, and they don’t understand what understood from this great lecture.
@twornstaff
@twornstaff 4 роки тому
I am a leadership consultant. I teach managers how to become leaders. This is powerful! I love how gently, effortlessly he explains what a leader is.
@IAmMrQ
@IAmMrQ 7 років тому
Integrity is the key to genuine leadership. A rare character trait but without integrity it's misleading that people do.
@EdwardTilley
@EdwardTilley 4 роки тому
It helps to know a thing or two as well ;)
@tommycage5457
@tommycage5457 3 роки тому
emotional intelligence
@duncescotus2342
@duncescotus2342 3 роки тому
Integrity is the most misleading word of all as it's meaningless the way it's usually used. If someone means honesty, they should say so.
@gabriellesecretpocket3705
@gabriellesecretpocket3705 10 років тому
If all leaders in the world would have the characters that were mentioned the world would surely be in order and in peace. "You need to be in touch with the people you lead and to be in their shoes..."
@mfawls9624
@mfawls9624 4 роки тому
Perhaps 'all leaders' are only in their places because the rest of us have abdicated leadership?
@sahil-06-11
@sahil-06-11 4 роки тому
If that happens, then what will be the difference between them?
@RoseGarlandWidell
@RoseGarlandWidell 6 років тому
I appreciate how Bob Davids sits down to demonstrate an equality with the people who are watching. Well done.
@robbarnes5140
@robbarnes5140 9 років тому
Great distinction between leadership and management.
@FlooRazkalz916
@FlooRazkalz916 9 років тому
I really appreciate his whole demeanor and voice tone. As far as the topic of "Leadership without EGO" or as i refer to it as "Don't get drunk with POWER", i 100% agree with it. I find this particular talk for me to be INSPIRING and RELATIVE.
@worldwithoutwar8622
@worldwithoutwar8622 4 роки тому
Can I correct your English without ego: you probably were trying to say: INSPIRING AND RELEVANT!
@kannkarate6994
@kannkarate6994 4 роки тому
+World Without War I bet he will thank you in about 5 years
@chrisnorniron
@chrisnorniron 2 роки тому
@@worldwithoutwar8622 Inspiring and relatable?
@LeafySpreads
@LeafySpreads 2 роки тому
Like listening to and receiving counsel from a caring grandfather. Very warm.
@ufehboss2566
@ufehboss2566 Рік тому
@@worldwithoutwar8622 May not necessarily mean relevant but relative as in to relate more with the people you lead
@vladimirgoodness2212
@vladimirgoodness2212 5 років тому
Management: 3 things you can control: -quality -time -money When you choose one, the other two will suffer 5:00 Leadership if you push people, you don't know Which way they will go
@rightspeechonrightthing1939
@rightspeechonrightthing1939 4 роки тому
This is a great management theory, thanks
@pennygonzalez3383
@pennygonzalez3383 Рік тому
Most people don't understand leadership "Leadership is a gift you cant buy or sell it" This is such an amazing presentation.
@SushBasak
@SushBasak 8 років тому
One of the best TedEx talks that I've listened to till date. Thank you Sir, for your precious time and for sharing your kind thoughts. Sure does give me a vision and understanding of the leader i wish to be. God bless you!
@mountainbrease2723
@mountainbrease2723 6 років тому
Sushama Basak
@matthewbryson6423
@matthewbryson6423 4 роки тому
That was brilliant. Super smart and humble guy. Love his demeanor
@debbienarver5928
@debbienarver5928 10 років тому
I have always found it difficult to describe the difference between management and leadership. This talk made it so clear! thank you.
@1guyb
@1guyb 10 років тому
i am currently training to be a manager and always thought I would do it differently to any way I've been managed and he has just hit the nail on the head of my beliefs and ideas I have had to achieve this and reinforced them even more, really glad i watched this
@Smo1k
@Smo1k 5 років тому
There are two items in this talk that make it stand out: First, It is quite literally a talk: Breaking down what actors call the fourth wall, Bob makes you want to call him by his first name. I'm sitting at a different place, both in time and space, watching and listening through a small screen on a laptop with headphones on, and still, I feel that I'm the guy he's addressing. I bet you and the audience felt the same way. Second, Bob isn't selling me his book, he's pointing to another guy's book. This is important! I don't know abut the rest of you, but I have a hard time learning when I feel sold to, rather than taught. Bob would like me to become a better leader, not for the sake of his wallet or pride, but for the sake of it being better than the opposite in itself. Thanks for sharing this :)
@qambi1
@qambi1 4 роки тому
that's a great point you made on 'having a hard time learning when I feel sold to, rather than taught'.. I feel the same way..
@Smo1k
@Smo1k 4 роки тому
@@qambi1 :)
@katrinechristensen7820
@katrinechristensen7820 7 років тому
I love the way Bob Davids puts leadership into a bigger context and uses simple examples to demonstrate how impactful leadership is :) Thank you sir, I really wish to learn a lot more from you.
@dereckamcknight3247
@dereckamcknight3247 6 років тому
Katrine Christense like comment
@duni7374
@duni7374 4 роки тому
"Management is not leading." -- Thank you
@suniamukherjee2531
@suniamukherjee2531 3 роки тому
Money, Time, Quality- The most important drivers in any industry- Product or services or both. Thanks Bob for the beautiful video.
@zayagilana8760
@zayagilana8760 4 роки тому
Thank you Mr. Davids. I am moved beyond the ability to express myself. Your humility and wisdom shine through so powerfully. Thank you, Sir.
@jdresurreccion3304
@jdresurreccion3304 8 років тому
speechless. I learned a lot of things in a single video.
@kevinfennell7986
@kevinfennell7986 8 років тому
+Nikko Resurreccion Obviously you were not speechless, you learned a lot of things in a single video.
@amitkumarsharmamaraal687
@amitkumarsharmamaraal687 4 роки тому
I like to thank you, Mr. Bob Davids, for this conversation.
@IanBerry
@IanBerry 10 років тому
Brilliant insights into real leadership and one of the key characteristics demonstrated by the presenter - humility
@fortifyyourdata2971
@fortifyyourdata2971 5 років тому
Definitely one of the best Tedx Talks I've listen to in a while. A lot I personally needed to hear from this.
@getitright7948
@getitright7948 5 років тому
Wow, it brought tears to my eyes. This is exactly what I wanted to tell to my clients. Thank u sir for sharing your wisdom with us. ♥️
@priscillaknight4678
@priscillaknight4678 5 років тому
Marvelous, inspiring, soul hitting presentation about Leadership!
@ajax2600
@ajax2600 5 років тому
By far one of the BEST I've heard. The calm demeanor, the different examples / short stories, tone of voice, and lastly I was able to visualize what was taking place as he told the stories. Thank you ! I needed this today.
@jag2039
@jag2039 7 років тому
One of the best I ever listen to. Thanks I've worked in the field all my life, always hated when Mangment would come around n bark.But always loved it when that one like you came around an would offer a hand are a new way of doing things to make it easier or just a pat on the back by saying good job n thank You It made my day n made you feel appreciate. Your 💯 % right
@troygardner1610
@troygardner1610 7 років тому
thanks Bob ...through the vision of leadership is the only way we can get to the future that benefits us all, amen
@chevybob9836
@chevybob9836 7 років тому
This is a cool video, thanks so much for making it. I also thought management and leadership were the same, but management is pushing and leadership is pulling. And you don't have to have a giant ego to be a leader which is a good thing.
@MarkWestscoutingmaniac
@MarkWestscoutingmaniac 9 років тому
A manager says....................Do this or else. A leader says..................follow me and I will show you the way.
@TheBellyFatSolution
@TheBellyFatSolution 7 років тому
Excellent comment Mark
@emilyhufschmidt9915
@emilyhufschmidt9915 6 років тому
Mark West Sometimes you need someone to say, "Do this or else"... We needed that, after the horrific damage done by the Obamas. So we elected Donald Trump and I, for one, think he's doing a wonderful job of repairing the damage.
@anashashmi
@anashashmi 5 років тому
... follow me ... or get left behind.
@brigjay123
@brigjay123 5 років тому
​@@emilyhufschmidt9915 lol. He is playing golf, watching TV, doing rallies and enriching himself most of the time.
@theTavis01
@theTavis01 4 роки тому
To be a good leader requires a strong and disciplined ego. Without an ego, you CANNOT make the hard decisions required of such a position.
@janajorgenson2084
@janajorgenson2084 6 років тому
What a valuable 12 minutes of wisdom. I love this talk and I'm running out to get the book right away! Thank you Bob Davids, thank you, thank you, thank you!
@jaustin777
@jaustin777 10 років тому
We are all born with the capacity and ability for both leadership and creativity. Most of us unlearn the natural talents we have through socialization. Our models tell us and many of us follow unhealthy and unsuccessful approaches to life. Indoctrination is the enemy of inspiration.
@davidelliott8364
@davidelliott8364 9 років тому
That was a beautifully delivered, powerful and informative presentation. I have been responsible for projects for a decade and whilst I have managed to deliver on those projects I'm certain if I could have kept uppermost in my mind some of the tenets from Bob Davids' lecture all would have benefitted. I learned in the service (Royal Navy) that, yes, you can tell people what to do but I always found that leading people through respect and understanding gave far better results, it makes for individuals that feel valued and therefore are much more inclined to fully engage with the task at hand. Definitely a 'must see' lecture. Thank you very much Mr, Bob Davids
@ahmadshavandi4604
@ahmadshavandi4604 3 роки тому
People give you POWER and they watch you! If you give it back to them they will give you more POWER. Awesome!
@brucemcgraw7014
@brucemcgraw7014 2 роки тому
Hands down probably one of the best talks I've listened to in a long time
@VKA00376
@VKA00376 3 роки тому
I LOVE this. Such an eloquent speaker. His use of pauses and examples are spot on. Politicians should really harken to this. Could you imagine a society where the leaders GIVE power the people instead of taking it from them? WHAT A CONCEPT! I find I get into power struggles with bosses and managers that take power away, and yet, I am willing to work overtime for a boss that will get down in the trenches with me. It's about empowering, not commanding.
@dalepetersen1166
@dalepetersen1166 3 роки тому
I like the concept of 360 degrees of leadership. Leadership doesn't just flow from the top down it also travels from the bottom up
@Theleadersteacher
@Theleadersteacher 6 років тому
Every human was born with leadership qualities. leadership is about choices and how you conduct your behaviors. Leadership is about disciplining your personality and putting other people first with joy and love. I say we all have it but some of us humans have a issue with discipline part and that is very important for anyone who want's to lead anything and anybody. Love and peace to you.
@allenhigbee6009
@allenhigbee6009 8 років тому
It sounds like a story of failure by most organizations. I think we have been misled in our society all together. I'm glad I'm now aware.
@JamesWillmus
@JamesWillmus 7 років тому
Truer words have never been spoken, and I must thank Bob Davids, because he helped me realize my problem. I've been pushing my whole life, now I must pull to get things done.
@PaulCarterArt
@PaulCarterArt 7 років тому
great reminders of giving back when leading and letting go of ego to lead by example not ego. Thanks Bob
@rohitbhardwaj8098
@rohitbhardwaj8098 5 років тому
This should be mandatory for all aspiring professionals without exception. The best I have seen on leadership probably!
@kirankumar-hg5fd
@kirankumar-hg5fd 2 роки тому
We are truly blessed to listen so profound talk leadership.Thank you thank you thank you David Sir
@airinemanwo481
@airinemanwo481 2 роки тому
Even the tone of his voice can confirm what he stands for, leadership without ego. I am thrilled to watch this very inspiring talk Mr David. Thanks, short but very powerful.
@suniamukherjee2531
@suniamukherjee2531 3 роки тому
Language is again not a barrier for communication. This is leadership Bob- All you need is the intent and the people chose you as a leader. It is not about East or Went, Chinese or American, at the end of the day, we are all humans. So you led by example. Very impressed by your thoughts and thanks for sharing. Quoting Gandhi again took me back in history of our country India. We need to be in touch and be in the shoes of the people who are leading you. God bless !!!
@InfoAudit
@InfoAudit 2 роки тому
"Management is control .. quality, time, money .. where are people?" .. 👍👍
@KaneyoshiSouji
@KaneyoshiSouji 10 років тому
This reminds me of Seneca when he said a leader is someone who serves others. I love this talk. I've been listening to many ted talks for months now, but this one really feel warm and full of positive power. Thank you!
@speckofdust272
@speckofdust272 5 років тому
Simply Awesome ... everyone should listen to this TED talk 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@cocoaspice5
@cocoaspice5 10 років тому
Part 3) Being a LEADER is about being in touch with your humanity and knowing that the people who work with and for you are only human, as well - the only way to REACH them so that the product they produce, the product you must manage, is created at its highest and best value, is to always remember the gift you have been given in being CHOSEN to lead, and that is something our educational systems, professional, family, and other cultural systems are hard-pressed to incorporate.
@mijodo2008
@mijodo2008 4 роки тому
The best analysis of Management & Leadership. Cheers from Michael. Australia.
@arlinegeorge6967
@arlinegeorge6967 3 роки тому
Great great talk. So true leader ship is a gift. There are many many great beautiful amazing soul being true leaders. Be in their shoes n not judge people coz u have power. inspiring, thank you, bless you. All your dreams come true.
@jaysweeney2032
@jaysweeney2032 6 років тому
This is really a lesson for all of us whom are charged with leadership. Great lecture
@blueloo1513
@blueloo1513 3 роки тому
Great sharing Bob. By this, You are already a great leader. Thank you very much.
@ashoksinha1581
@ashoksinha1581 9 років тому
well explained about the leadership in short time. Good to hear about Mahatma Gandhi - how he led to India freedom
@chevy-is-a-good-boy
@chevy-is-a-good-boy 5 років тому
Humility is elusive at the best of times, understanding the value of humbling oneself would make the world a far better place to live. But that will never happen at levels that affect us all.
@venugopalj8240
@venugopalj8240 4 роки тому
Thank you for sharing great experience, I have understood the difference between manager and leader
@ahorizon2000
@ahorizon2000 8 років тому
This topic was thoroughly covered in a world-famous book first published in 1989: "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People", by Stephen R. Covey.
@yichern4351
@yichern4351 6 років тому
This video is so powerful. I'm holding back tears
@CodeAndCoins
@CodeAndCoins 5 років тому
I learn from this video that, Children listen to their parent if parent act as a leader more than the manager with their children
@vaneettalwar5895
@vaneettalwar5895 5 років тому
the talk is priceless, and BOB is a walking university......... Unforgettable experience..........
@trustthefog
@trustthefog 11 років тому
I believe that you mentioned the real point Bob Davids wanted to show in the end "you can be taught to anyone who wants to master it." And that's a gift sort of, still you cannot have it in one day via an online purchase, you can master it through a hard work and a long experiential journey. And the deep understanding of leadership that comes is the most incredible gift of yours to yourself.
@shintarowatari41
@shintarowatari41 5 років тому
So humble and very much clearly presentation . Your words sir , moves a mountain . You don't need to stand up ,your word enough is powerful and I salute and please share more mentor me. By your words. - thank you
@ruybal34
@ruybal34 3 роки тому
Great speech! My only disagreement is that leaders aren’t born, they are made.
@mrhunterf2869
@mrhunterf2869 6 років тому
Usually i dont like Ted talks but this was the best talk. Thank you.
@ceciliaserrano3521
@ceciliaserrano3521 3 роки тому
yes Sir! I agree with you. We need those kind of leaders who lead without ego.. who are others centered, God centered..most especially.
@kalyanbasak5344
@kalyanbasak5344 4 роки тому
Marvellous speech. Every word is priceless.
@TheMpmpmpmpmpmp
@TheMpmpmpmpmpmp 4 роки тому
Leadership is a choice to look out for the people around you. It isn't something you are born with it is a skill that can be practiced and developed.
@omerkhokhar9092
@omerkhokhar9092 4 місяці тому
What an outstanding and inspiring 12 minutes. Thank you
@annashaw7081
@annashaw7081 12 років тому
I love this, he is such an intelligent man
@MissVelvetElle
@MissVelvetElle 11 років тому
We are all born to be creators and leaders...at the very least, leaders of our own lives, our actions, our directions.
@ALiberalVeteran
@ALiberalVeteran 4 роки тому
The US Army Basic Training Doctrine teaches its recruits "LDRSHIP". Thats "Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity and Personal Courage." This is a great starting point for young leaders. The understanding and general application of this are key to being successful.
@primescene9110
@primescene9110 Рік тому
Thank you so much for sharing this priceless experience to the world.
@blacksheepwhitewolf
@blacksheepwhitewolf 6 років тому
Incredible. Thank you for this.
@szigetvar1
@szigetvar1 4 роки тому
What a fantastic inspiring talk. So powerful.
@dr.ebubekirorsun9288
@dr.ebubekirorsun9288 4 роки тому
In 6th Century, someone(pbuh) said "The true leader of the community is the servant of them". My motto in these days as a director/principal. People don't need directions (how.what); they need guidance (where.why).
@omer82752
@omer82752 5 років тому
A good leader motivates his people to have the initiative and desire to do the best job humanly possible while recognizing their limitations. To ask people to do something beyond their limitations is the cause of bad morale. Frankly most of our leaders either in business or politics has forgotten what it's like to be on the bottom rung and just bark orders so they don't have to do any work themselves, do as I say not as I do!!!!!
@robertdavids9772
@robertdavids9772 2 роки тому
Actually, one human cannot motivate another, they create an environment where people motivate themselves. Motivation is internal. Bob
@nickzimm94
@nickzimm94 2 роки тому
"You have to be in touch with the people you lead and you need to be in their shoes."
@cliffjamesmusic
@cliffjamesmusic 4 роки тому
Thank you. It would be interesting to link this to a video about successfully handing over power. It is especially a problem in the voluntary sector for project leaders who lead a project from conception with aim of it reaching self-sufficient independence.
@gishapadinchakara9193
@gishapadinchakara9193 8 місяців тому
EXCELLENT SPEECH
@RicovanLeeuwen
@RicovanLeeuwen 11 років тому
Kind of agree. If one can let go of control, of 'needing to control individuals', and focusing on the vision of where to go, then one can lead. This can, indeed, be taught, although some might have a stronger vision than others. On top, others are more prototypical. The more prototypical one is, the more trustworthy, charismatic, and influential one is. This, is indeed teachable.
@SP-ki3vg
@SP-ki3vg 4 роки тому
Loved this one! Rarest by a light year.
@Achumama
@Achumama 2 роки тому
True leadership.. great advice
@camargo2012
@camargo2012 3 роки тому
I was a leader for a large corp which won an important award recognized worldwide, my department was the best in that company when i was there and mind you i did it without college(had mentors though) my department was basically in control of their best property. Key philosophy for me is the following: "They dont work for me, I work for THEM." I got bored after reaching peal efficiency and left for another company to challenge myself in a different industry. I currently run the best property at this different company i work at.
@Californiamari
@Californiamari 4 роки тому
Such a brilliant talk. What an amazing man.
@jams9705
@jams9705 Рік тому
Truth is learned never told!
@flyingdragons
@flyingdragons 4 роки тому
leadership comes with a vision, two eyes to look and one to see.
@SuperJohn011
@SuperJohn011 3 роки тому
Wow!! Very fine talk on leadership. I feel i will become a better leader after watching this.
@johnlye
@johnlye 3 роки тому
Invaluable stuff. Thanks Mr Davids and Robert Townsend.
@rodolfosajor9671
@rodolfosajor9671 4 роки тому
Whether in business or Politics Leadership is empowering the people and they give you more of this.
@sheikuno
@sheikuno 10 років тому
excellent . i tried on your construction ditch experience and it worked. Leadership in very simple terms is to offer the right solutions , for whoever comes to you.
@athirstyguy
@athirstyguy 6 років тому
this guy can really tell a story....amazing speech too
@jeannnieleixter4169
@jeannnieleixter4169 6 років тому
Thank you for the speech.
@DaNZealand
@DaNZealand 4 роки тому
What a great speech!!!!! Thank you!
@jf8461
@jf8461 4 роки тому
A number of years ago I had a coworker (some years my elder) who as a child was moved from California and had to attend an old-fashioned one-room schoolhouse in the south for about a year. When he returned to California he said he was very far advanced of the other students in his grade! I wish we could return to that type of schooling, where mainly reading, writing, and arithmetic were taught (and taught WELL). but of course, that is only a dream.
@vincentcupido5525
@vincentcupido5525 7 років тому
Wow, what an amazing talk. I was nearly in tears.
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