
Every kid needs a champion | Rita Pierson | TED questions
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- Q1What does Rita Pierson argue is essential for every child to succeed in education?Strict rulesAdvanced technologyA large classroomA champion who believes in them30s
- Q2What does Rita Pierson believe is more important than standardized testing scores in a child's education?The connection with a supportive adultOnline resourcesExtracurricular activitiesHomework assignments30s
- Q3According to Rita Pierson, what is a key factor in building strong relationships between teachers and students?Standardized testsTrust and respectDistance and formalityCompetition and grades30s
- Q4What role does Rita Pierson believe laughter plays in the classroom?It should be avoided during lessonsIt distracts students from their studiesIt is only for recessIt helps to create a positive learning environment30s
- Q5What does Rita Pierson say is the primary responsibility of educators?To maintain disciplineTo inspire and motivate studentsTo grade assignmentsTo prepare daily lectures30s
- Q6What does Rita Pierson identify as a significant challenge many teachers face in their classrooms?Limited classroom resourcesOverly strict school policiesLack of emotional support for studentsToo much homework assigned30s
- Q7In her TED talk, what does Rita Pierson say is crucial for a child's success in school?Excellent test scoresParticipation in all activitiesExpensive school suppliesHaving someone who believes in them30s
- Q8What does Rita Pierson believe about the importance of relationships in education?They distract from academicsThey are not necessaryThey only matter in high schoolThey are vital for student success30s
- Q9What key message does Rita Pierson convey about failure in her TED talk?Failure is the end of the learning processFailure should be avoided at all costsFailure is an opportunity to learn and growFailure means a student is not capable30s
- Q10According to Rita Pierson, what effect does a teacher's enthusiasm have on students?It makes lessons longerIt is irrelevant to learningIt can confuse studentsIt can spark students' interest and motivation30s
- Q11What does Rita Pierson believe every kid needs to succeed in school?A championA long summer vacationA tutorA computer30s
- Q12According to Rita Pierson, what is a key element in building relationships with students?Advanced technologyStandardized testingConnectionStrict discipline30s
- Q13What does Rita Pierson argue is more important than being a perfect teacher?Using technology effectivelyDelivering perfect lecturesHaving a degreeBuilding relationships30s
- Q14What does Rita Pierson say is essential for creating a positive learning environment?CriticismIsolationEncouragementCompetition30s
- Q15In her TED talk, what does Rita Pierson say about mistakes made by students?They indicate failureThey are opportunities to learnThey must be hiddenThey should be punished30s