| Farabi Hafiz | TEDxUniversity of Barishal
In this thought-provoking TEDx Talk, Farabi Hafiz, former journalist at Channel 24 and youth advocate, dives deep into the culture of education in Bangladesh—how it shapes mindsets, limits creativity, and what must change for future generations to truly thrive. With the theme “Voice of Today, Vision of Tomorrow,” Farabi challenges the traditional norms of our education system and sparks a powerful conversation on rethinking what education should truly mean in the 21st century. ? What you’ll learn in this talk: Why “education” is more than just exams and degrees How culture and mindset influence learning outcomes The hidden costs of outdated teaching methods A vision for a more inclusive, creative, and empowering learning future Farabi Hafiz is a renowned news anchor and media personality in Bangladesh, known for his engaging and narrative-driven news presentation style. With a background in Mass Communication and Journalism from Dhaka University, he began his career at DeshTV in 2009 and has since become a leading figure in the television industry. Beyond news anchoring, he is also a mentor, offering specialized courses on news presentation to train aspiring broadcasters. With his vast experience and impactful presence in the media, he is set to inspire the audience at TEDx University of Barishal with his insights on communication and storytelling. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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