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1、www.XiYuS锡育软件So its 1969,New York City,third grade music class,and ourteacher brings us into a room with nothing but a piano andchairs.1969年,纽约市,三年级的音乐课上,老师带我们走进一个 只有一架钢琴和几把椅子的房间。00:12And one by one,he calls us up,and he plays middle C,andhe asks us to sing it.他一个个地点名,弹奏了中央C音,要求我们跟着唱。00:28(Singing)A
2、nd youre either instructed to go to the right ofthe room or the left side of the room.(唱歌)接着你根据指示 要么走到房间右边,要么走到左边。00:34(Laughter)And when all 35 kids are done,the left side of theroom,which I was a part of,was told to stand up and goback to home room.(笑声)当35个孩子都结束跟唱时,房间左边的孩子们,我也是其中之一,被要求起立,回到年级教室。00
3、:41(Laughter)And none of us ever received another music classagain in elementary school.(笑声)从那以后一直到小学毕业,我们再也没有上过音乐课。00:56An in club and an out club was established,and I didnt evenknow what the gating test was in the moment.入选阵营和淘汰阵营 就这样建立了,而当时我甚至不知道 什么是入门测试。01:06A few years later,English class.几年之后
4、,英语课01:16(Laughter)first paper of a new semester,and I get the paperback,and its C+,with the comment,Good as can beexpected.(笑声)新学期的第一篇作文批改后下发了,我拿回来一看,成绩是C+,还有一条评语,“意料之中的良好”。01:20one by one:一个接一个 instructed:adj.受教育的;得到指示的/v.指示;教育(instruct的过去分词形式)stand up:v.站起来;坚持;竖立;站得住脚;拥护 elementary school:小学 gati
5、ng:n.闸,选通/v.给安装门;用门控制(gate的ing形式)semester:n.学期;半年(Laughter)Now,honestly,I didnt mind a C+.(笑声)其实坦白说,我并不介意得了C+。01:34I was just happy it wasnt a C-or a D.反而我还庆幸不是C-或D。01:41But the good as can be expected comment.但是“意料之中的良好”这个评语01:45even at that young age,it didnt seem right.即便是在童年时期,也让我觉得不太舒服。01:48It
6、seemed somehow limiting.似乎像是一种限定性评语。01:52Now,how many people here have had an experience similarto that,either at school or the workplace?那么,在座的有多少人 在学校或者工作场所 有过相似的经历?01:57Were not alone.看来并不是只有我们。02:07So I guess it might be ironic that my life path would lead meto a career of making music and writi
7、ng for Blue Man Group我觉得这可能有点讽刺,我的人生道路引导我成为了 蓝人乐队的音乐制作人和编剧,02:10(Laughter)and starting a school.(笑声)并且创办了一所学校。02:22(Laughter)But school was torture for me.(笑声)但学校对我来说是一种折磨。02:25As someone who didnt have a natural proclivity foracademics,and my teachers never seemed to understandme,作为一名对学术 天生就没有太多兴趣的
8、学生,我的老师们似乎从来都不理解我,02:31I didnt know how to navigate schools and schools didntknow what to do with me.我不知道怎么过好校园生活,学校也不知道该拿我怎么办。02:39limiting:adj.限制的;限制性的/v.限制;限定(limit的现在分词)similar to:与相似;和相同 workplace:n.工作场所;车间 ironic:adj.讽刺的;反话的 proclivity:n.倾向;癖性 academics:n.学术水平;学术知识;专业学者 navigate:vt.驾驶,操纵;使通过;航
9、行于/vi.航行,航空So I started to ask the question,even back then,if theseenvironments didnt know what to do with people who didnt所以我开始问这个问题,甚至年少时就有了这个想法,如果这些环境不知道如何 包容那些不适应标准模式的人,为什么我们不重新塑造这些环境 来充分TED演讲者:Matt Goldman|马特高曼演讲标题:The search for aha!moments|追寻顿悟时刻内容概要:In 1988,Matt Goldman co-founded Blue Man G
10、roup,an off-Broadway productionthat became a sensation known for its humor,blue body paint and wild stunts.The show workson the premise that certain conditions can create aha moments-moments of surprise,learning and exuberance-frequent and intentional rather than random and occasional.NowGoldman is
11、working to apply the lessons learned from Blue Man Group to education,creatingBlue School,a school that balances academic mastery,creative thinking and self and socialintelligence.We need to cultivate safe and conducive conditions for new and innovative ideasto evolve and thrive,Goldman says.1988年,马
12、特高曼与人联合创办了蓝人乐团,这项外百老汇戏剧表演以幽默、涂满蓝色颜料的身体以及特技表演引起了一股轰动。表演坚持一个前提,即特定的条件可以创造出顿悟时刻惊奇的时刻、学习的时刻以及热情洋溢的时刻,让这些时刻来得更加频繁、刻意,而非随机、偶然出现。如今,高曼致力于将从蓝人乐队中学到的经验运用于教育事业上,并创建了蓝学校,一所平衡发展学术能力、创造性思维以及自我和社交智能的学校。“我们需要为创新思维的发展和繁荣创造安全有利的条件,”高曼说道。environments didnt know what to do with people who didntfit a standard mold,why
13、werent we reshaping theenvironments to take advantage of peoples strengths?模式的人,为什么我们不重新塑造这些环境 来充分利用人们各自的优势?02:45What Ive come to believe is that we need to cultivate safeand conducive conditions for new and innovative ideas toevolve and thrive.我逐渐开始相信,为了使创新的思想发展和繁荣,我们需要创造安全有利的环境。03:05We know that h
14、umans are innately innovative,because if wewerent,wed all be using the same arrowheads that we wereusing 10,000 years ago.我们知道人类天生具有创造力,因为如果没有的话,我们可能都还在使用 一万年以前的箭头石器。03:19So one of the things that I started to question is,are thereways to make innovation easier and happen morefrequently?所以,在这之中我想问的是
15、,有没有什么方法 可以使创新变得更容易,更频繁?03:29Is there a way to take those aha moments,thosebreakthroughs that seem to happen randomly andoccasionally,and have them happen intentionally andfrequently?有没有一种方法可以使 那些看似随机、偶然发生的,顿悟时刻和突破,刻意地、频繁地发生?03:41mold:vt.塑造;使发霉;用模子制作/vi.发霉/n.霉菌;模子 reshaping:v.矫形;使再成形;建重新修整(reshape的i
16、ng形式)takeadvantage of:利用 strengths:n.优势,强项(strength的复数形式);长处 cultivate:vt.培养;陶冶;耕作 conducive:adj.有益的;有助于的 innovative:adj.革新的,创新的 innately:adv.天赋地;与生俱来的 arrowheads:n.箭头(arrowhead的复数)innovation:n.创新,革新;新方法 frequently:adv.频繁地,经常地;时常,屡次 breakthroughs:突破 randomly:adv.随便地,任意地;无目的,胡乱地;未加计划地 intentionally:a
17、dv.故意地,有意地When we started Blue Man Group in 1988,we had neverdone an off-Broadway show before.当1988年创立蓝人乐队之前,我们从未做过 外百老汇戏剧表演。03:55Wed actually done almost no theater.实际上,我们 几乎没有做过戏剧表演。04:01But we knew what we were passionate about,and it was awhole series of things that we had never seen onstagebefo
18、re,things like art and pop culture and technology andsociology and anthropology and percussion and comedyand following your bliss.但是我们知道 我们对什么充满激情,这些是我们之前在舞台上 从未见到过的,像是艺术、流行文化、技术、社会学、人类学、打击乐器、喜剧以及随性而为。04:04We established a rule that nothing made it onstage if we hadseen it before,and we wanted to in
19、spire creativity andconnectedness in ourselves and our audiences;we wanted todo a little bit of social good,and we wanted to have fundoing it.我们定了一条原则,舞台上不会出现 我们之前见过的东西,我们想激发自己和观众的 创造力和连通性;我们想为社会公益 尽点绵薄之力,也想充分地享受这个过程。04:23And in the office,we wanted to create an environment wherepeople treated each
20、other just a little bit better,just a littlebit more respect and consideration than in the outside world.在办公室,我们想创造一种环境,相比外界而言,在这种环境下 人与人之间更加善待彼此,更加尊重和关心彼此。04:42off-Broadway:n.非百老汇戏剧界(等于offBroadway)/adj.非百老汇戏剧界的/adv.在外百老汇戏剧界 passionate:adj.热情的;热烈的,激昂的;易怒的 onstage:adj.台上的;台上演出的/adv.上台;上场 sociology:n.
21、社会学;群体生态学anthropology:n.人类学/人类学家 percussion:n.临床叩诊;振动;碰撞;敲打乐器;打击乐器组 comedy:n.喜剧;喜剧性;有趣的事情 bliss:n.极乐;天赐的福/vt.使欣喜若狂/vi.狂喜/n.(Bliss)人名;(英,法,德,西)布利斯/n.必列斯(化妆品品牌)connectedness:n.数连通性And we continued to iterate and collaborate and findsolutions to create things that hadnt been seen.我们不断重复、协作、寻找方法 来创造之前从未
22、见过的事物。04:56Over time,Ive come to identify the optimal conditions forthese types of creative and innovative environments are clearintent,purpose and passion:this is working on somethingbigger than ourselves.久而久之,我逐渐识别出 打造具有创造力和 创新性环境的最佳条件 就是明确的意图、目的以及激情:这在比我们自身 还要强大的事物上面起作用。05:06Personal integrity:it
23、s doing what we say were going to do.正直的人品:它会使我们说到做到。05:24Its being our authentic self in all interactions.它是我们互相交流中的真实自我。05:28Direct communication and clear expectations,even when thesubject matter is difficult.直接的交流和明确的期望,即便是在主题难以商榷的时候。05:32Grit and perseverance:iteration,iteration,iteration.勇气和毅力
24、:重复、重复、重复。05:39Establish collaborative teams.组建协作团队。05:45Instill deep trust and mutual respect.逐渐灌输高度信任和互相尊重。05:48iterate:vt.迭代;重复;反复说;重做 collaborate:vi.合作;勾结,通敌 optimal:adj.最佳的;最理想的 integrity:n.完整;正直;诚实;廉正 authentic:adj.真正的,真实的;可信的 interactions:n.计交互,相互作用;相互交流(interaction复数)perseverance:n.坚持不懈;不屈不挠
25、/n.耐性;毅力 iteration:n.数迭代;反复;重复 collaborative:adj.合作的,协作的Instill:vt.徐徐滴入;逐渐灌输 mutual:adj.共同的;相互的,彼此的Everyone on your team is in.你团队里的每一个人都参与其中。05:52There is no out club.没有人应该置身事外。05:54We rise as a team,we fall as a team,and decisions aredecisions until theyre not.成也团队,败也团队,决定就是,决定要坚持到底。05:57Embrace m
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