The document summarizes how the didgeridoo, a musical instrument from Northern Australia made from hollowed out eucalyptus trees, can be incorporated into education to help develop students' self-concept, sense of belonging, critical thinking skills, and proactivity. It notes that there are currently over 476 million teenagers in the world, comprising 6.7% of the global population, who could benefit from innovative approaches to education.

1. Didgeridoo and Education
Rodrigo Viterbo
TEDxKids@Vilnius
2015

2. Laba diena!
Hello!

3. You are listening a
didgeridoo

4. It’s a musical
instrument from the
Yolngu people from
Northern Australia

5. It is made from an eucalyptus
tree that was naturally
hollowed out by termites

6. photo: Colin Goring

7. Education

9. Adriaen Brouwer
Bauernrauferei beim Kartenspiel

16. Self-concept
Belonging
Critical Thinking
Proactivity

19. "Benjamin Franklin"
Joseph-Siffrein Duplessis
“If passion drives you,
let reason hold the reins.”
Benjamin Franklin

22. 476 million teenagers (12 to 15)
6,7% of the world population
United States Census Bureau, 2014

23. Thank you!