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The TED-Ed Student Talks Program brings students together to discover, develop and present their best ideas. During these gatherings, students may watch and debate TED talks, explore and share their own and each other’s ideas. A TEDx event is a licensed, stand-alone event and requires a separate application through the TEDx website.
TED-Ed Student Talks program is a free curriculum for students and educators on a mission to identify, develop, and deliver student ideas via TED-style talks! All grade-school students (K-12 or international equivalent) are eligible to participate in TED-Ed Student Talks. TED-Ed Student Talks can be developed: Through the program, students will:
Follow these steps to complete the TED-Ed Student Talks application (approx. 5-10 minutes). Applications must be submitted in English. Step 1: Click the “Let’s get started” button below. Step 2: Register or sign-in into your TED/TED-Ed account. Step 3: Register or update your school/organization. Please pick the organization type that ...
The TED-Ed Student Talks application is open all year round. The TED-Ed team reviews and approves applications on April 1, August 1 and December 1. Once approved, you will receive access to our customized virtual learning platform for 12 months after which you will have to re-apply to renew and continue your access. Submit an application here.
TED-Ed Clubs. The TED-Ed Clubs program supports students in discovering, researching, exploring and presenting their big ideas in the form of short, TED-style talks. We invite the most compelling speakers from TED-Ed Clubs to New York twice a year. Each club also receives TED-Ed's flexible public speaking curriculum and opportunities to connect ...
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