Ted-ED
Triyog Learning Societies

TED-Ed Club

A stage for students to research what they care about, shape it into a talk, and share it with an audience willing to listen.

Ideas Worth Spreading
This Year, Live

On stage, June 12

Announcement of student speakers, group one Jun 12
Announcement of student speakers, group two Jun 12
Announcement of student speakers, group three Jun 12

Sharing ideas that are worth sharing involves the dissemination of thoughts, concepts, or innovations that bring value, inspire, or contribute positively to individuals and communities.

These ideas often include creativity, relevance, and practicality, resonating with a broad audience. Ideas can be from various fields such as science and technology, art, education, and social issues. The act of sharing such ideas not only fosters intellectual growth but also promotes collaboration and the collective pursuit of knowledge. In the interconnected world, sharing ideas that have intrinsic worth catalyzes innovation, fostering a culture of continuous learning and improvement. It encourages individuals to think critically, embrace diversity of thought, and contribute to the betterment of society.

Triyog TED-Ed Club is a registered club in the TED network that encourages students to explore and share their ideas in the form of short, TED-style talks. The club provides a platform for students to develop their public speaking, presentation, and critical thinking skills. The structure of the TED-Ed Club empowers students to identify and research topics they are passionate about, craft their talks, and present them in a supportive environment.

How A Talk Gets Made

Discover. Develop. Share.

At present, students from Grades VII to X are members of this club. All the members work on different topics across several areas, moving a talk through three stages before it ever reaches an audience.

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Discover

Explorations to find a topic worth researching

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Develop

Explorations to research, draft, and shape the talk

3

Share

Explorations to rehearse and present with feedback

Open to Grades VII to X
Behind The Talk

On stage

Student performing on stage
Student performing on stage
June 12, 2026

Every talk from this year's stage

Full playlist on YouTube

All 13 talks from this year's stage, one after another.

Watch the playlist