College 101 | David McCoullough Jr. | TEDxYale

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After giving a high school graduation speech titled "You Are Not Special", David McCoullough Jr's life changed. Now, hear him talk about his school experiences.
David McCullough, Jr., an English teacher at Wellesley High School in the Boston suburbs, achieved sudden fame in 2012 with his commencement speech. He told graduating students, “you’re not special” nine times, and his speech went viral on RU-vid.
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23 сен 2024

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@montanaman3336 6 лет назад

Mr. McCullough may not be a polished speaker, but that actually enhances his stories that lead up to a powerful message. Very much appreciate that he gave this talk. I hope many will take what he said to heart.

@johanesjohanesid3086 5 лет назад

Agree

@jaygryska317 8 лет назад

Mr McCullough is my english teacher right now... He is an incredible teacher!

@juliadetmer1310 8 лет назад

+Jay Gryska That's awesome! In Public Speaking we watched his graduation speech because our next assignment is one as well. It was incredible! Honest, thoughtful, and incredibly deep.

@noahford9605 7 лет назад

He’s my advisory teacher

@eac26114653 4 года назад

He used to teach at Punahou High School in Honolulu, Hawaii in the 1980's. We all look a little older. Such is life.

@TrapperBenOutdoors 2 года назад

This is an excellent talk. I appreciate you sharing your stories.

@ngthao8810 8 лет назад

Thank you very much Mr. David McCoullough Jr's

@phaedruslykos3249 6 лет назад

This is gorgeous story. Thanks for the journey.

@moral1234 5 лет назад

Thanks for the great talk Mr. McCoullough

@PotatoForABrain 5 лет назад

Why is it called college 101 tho?

@yevheniishyshko7961 4 года назад

He means that you need to struggle through college, or at least struggle in the beginning of life to learn to get the knowledge for yourself, when in college.