Hey friends, today we are hanging out at Disney's Hollywood Studios, and Sorcerer Mickey has returned to his regular meet and greet spot.  Any hoos, let's go do this. And wow, it is such a beautiful day out. And like I said before, today is the first day that masks are completely optional for fully vaccinated guests, so you can wear a mask if you want to, or you don't have to wear a mask as long as you're fully vaccinated. And that includes all indoor locations, so you don't have to wear your mask on the rides or while you're going into restaurants, or you could wear them, and I kind of got used to it, you know what I mean? I've been doing it for so long, now there are certain things that I do miss like on rides, like riding soren or flight of passage with a mask on, I feel like that kind of hinders the experience, but meeting characters and taking photos with the mask on is something I really, really didn't like, and now sourcer Mickey's back, and he's my favorite Mickey, I can go and take a photo without having to wear my mask, and I love it, I'm so excited. It definitely looks like it's a very busy day in the park today, we're gonna check out some of the wait times, but I did buy Lightning Lane for Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway, and also I got the Genie Plus, now I'm not too sure if I can grab any Lightning Lanes with that, but we're gonna see what we can get. When I decided that I was gonna come to Hollywood Studios and see Sourcer Mickey, I bought the Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway Lightning Lane individually because I feel like it's appropriate to get me all hyped up to go meet the man himself. It cost me eight dollars to skip the 65 minute wait here at Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway, so we're gonna ride that first, and then also I spent $15 for the Genie Plus, but I didn't get any selections yet so we're gonna have to see what we can get, but I think Chippendale is over here on the grassy knoll, and I want to go say hi to them. Oh, it looks like Chip has an acorn, that's kind of cool.  Look at this, they both have acorns and then they have a picnic basket and a little blanky. Oh, look, that is so awesome. I really love these character sightings. I think he's putting the acorn away. Yep, putting the acorn away. Why is he wrapping the blanky around his head? Looks like a nifty bandana. I like it. I like it. That's the way. Very stylish, adorable. Now let's go ride Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway, and this is gonna be my first ride without a mask in a long, long time. For a time there, Disney actually did take away the mask, and then they brought it back when the cases started rising, and now it's universal. It's all over Disneyland, Universal Studios, everywhere has now made it optional for a fully vaccinated guest. I was trying to get Rise of the Resistance as an individual Lightning Lane purchase, but no luck so far, and a lot of people don't know that once it's sold out for the day, it doesn't mean that it's gone for the whole entire day. They actually pop back up, so if you're in the app and you keep on checking, they'll actually pop back up, and that's what happened today for Runaway Railway. They were sold out when I first checked, and then I kept on going in and tapping the app, and then one popped up, so I grabbed it. It feels a little awkward not to be grabbing a mask once you walk into a building, because I'm so used to it, and I did bring my mask, because sometimes you're like in a very crowded space, and if you feel like wearing a mask because you want to be safe, then absolutely, there's nothing wrong with that, and that doesn't mean if people are wearing masks, they're not vaccinated. It's just their choice to actually wear the mask, and there's nothing wrong with that. Before I was talking about how you have to keep on checking the app if you want to get lightning lanes, so I went to actually book a lightning lane for the Genie Plus, and I was able to get Tower of Terror for five o'clock, and all I did is just keep on pulling this down until it popped up, and they will always change, so like Toy Story Mania is at 450, and things will come and go as you keep on refreshing. 430, 310, and I just pull that right down and boom, just like that, just keep refreshing. Now it's time to head on in, and I feel a little sad, because my Magic Band, this is my Epcot Forever Magic Band, the tab broke, so I can't put it on my wrist, I'm just gonna carry it around, and I love this one, and I don't know how to fix it, I even lost a little tabby there, but yeah, time to head on in. Excellent, thank you. There we go. Thank you. Awesome, thank you. It looks like they extended the queue indoor here or two, that's something new I haven't seen before, usually this was the fast poise separation point, but now that's still standby. After this, we're gonna head over to Red Carpet Dreams, so we can see Sorcerer Mickey, and I think he just came back like two or three days ago, so this is all brand-new, I haven't got to see him yet, I did get to see Minnie in there when she first came back, but Sorcerer Mickey, he's my favorite, and he just makes me think of Hollywood Studios. You're the perfect picnic star at Mickey's Mini House, are we excited? Yeah! Well, hi ya folks, wanna take a ride on the train? Excuse me, you later. Who, me? Do you mind helping these good people into the cartoon, wanna fix this here lowkey motive? I guess, but it's gonna be a lot of paperwork for both of us. Thanks, be back in a jiffy to pick y'all up. Well, that says to train, so this way. You missed the great movie ride, I love Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway, but I just missed the great movie ride, I don't know why I'm feeling this way recently, but it's been hitting me hard. So, that was a lot of fun, and it was nice to actually be on a ride without the mask on, like I said, some rides I feel like the mask did kinda like hinder it, like you know what I mean, like anything that has like special smells or whenever they blow like wind on your face, I kinda felt it here at Mickey and Minnie's Runaway Railway when you go into that one room with the tornado, but it got me thinking, now that mask are optional, can we bring food and drink in line with us again? Because if that's the case, I need to go get a coffee and ride the people mover ASAP. I have to find out, because this is a game changer. Now I think it's time we head into Red Carpet Dreams, and it's a 35 minute wait, but I think this is the only place on property where you can actually go and stand in a standby line to meet Mickey and Minnie in special outfits. I think this is the only one actually right now. Today I'm wearing my Pixar Roosevelt shirt, and I love this shirt. It's got all my favorite Pixar characters on it. It's even got the Pizza Planet truck on there. It's got Mike Wazowski, it's got the aliens. It's a really colorful bright T-shirt. Now it's time to head on in. I love these interactive posters in here. We have Hollywood Dreams, and then we have the Book of Dreams, and they're so cool. And I think we're next. Minnie's right around the corner, we're gonna see her first, and then we're gonna see Sorcerer Mickey. Hi Minnie, how are you? Are you doing well? Yeah? Absolutely. I know, right? It's very beautiful in here. Yes, and I like your dress, it looks fabulous. Seems like you're about to go to a nice Hollywood dance, you know? The Bell of the Ball. I like it. Well, that's so awesome. Yeah, I know, I love it. And I also like your hat too, and your umbrella. Oh wow! Oh, very, very clever. Well, thank you so much Minnie, can we take a photo? Yeah? Oh, awesome. Minnie is so sweet, and now we're gonna go down the hallway and we're gonna meet Mickey. Look at this hallway. It's got more of the interactive posters on here. I just like it. Ooh, what's this one? Footlight Follies. And we got little Goofy right there looking all dapper. I like this one a lot. We got Clarabel the Cow. Wow! Claire Clark? Claire Clark? This is a really cool one, and this is like NGM Studios. Well, yeah, but it says red carpet pictures. That's a cool one. One of the things I noticed, none of these photo or meet and greets have a photo pass photographer so you can do it from your phone, or the cast members will take photos for you too. But no photo pass photographer yet. Oh, there he is! Hiya, pal, how are ya? Good, good? Oh, wow, I love it. I love the sorcery happening here, and I love your sorcerer hat. That is my favorite. That is so awesome. This is so amazing in here. I love everything about it. I know we got the brooms, we got the mop buckets. We've got it all. Look at that view. Wow, mesmerizing. Seriously, I'm so happy you're here. Oh, that is cool. That is awesome. Thank you, Mickey. Can we take a photo real quick? Yeah? All right, awesome. Sorcerer Mickey was awesome. And his little meet and greet area there was so cool. It's so well-themed. And they also were playing phantasmic music in there, which kind of got me excited. That's one thing I really, really hope they bring back soon. Phantasmic was such a great nighttime celebration where you get to just sit down, relax, and just chill out for the night. Because everything else, you're kind of all crammed in and you're standing, but not phantasmic. You kind of just kind of chill out. Last time I was at Hollywood Studios, I was talking about how I can never get a reservation for the sci-fi dine-in theater. And since it's right across from Red Carpet Dreams, I decided to see if they had any walk-up availability. And guess what? I'm on the list. It's about a 20-minute wait, and I'm excited.  Instead of being able to sit in the car itself, kind of like at a drive-in. You know how they always had those seats in the back or by the concession stand, where you can actually sit down and watch the movie in case you don't have a car.  Dude, and watch some movies. Here is a look at the menu, and they're known for their burgers. They have the drive-in barbecue burger. They have the classic American burger. But the one that I always get is the feature film burger. And this is a seasonal offering, and they switch it out. And I always get it because it's always something different. So I'm pretty excited to see what it is, because we're definitely ordering it. Filming in progress. Do not enter when red light is flashing. We're heading in. And of course, just like in any other drive-in theater, they've got the refreshments in the back there. Well, I got lucky, and I'm able to sit in a car, but I'm kind of surrounded by plexiglass, and it's really close to my face. But isn't this so cool? I love it. I can't wait to watch some movies. Walt comes up on there soon, too. I'm going to be really quiet, because we are in a movie theater.  So that's really nifty, isn't it?  But because they put this plexiglass in, I think it accommodates more parties of two.  She's a girl who loved a man. A man who, in a flash, became a living threat to humanity. The feature burger is a pork burger. So it's a pork patty with a pork belly and pork brisket with a slaw. And also a special sauce. I asked for the sauce on the side, though, and it does come with caramelized onions. And I'm going for it. Nice little fancy burger. Right there is the saucers that are in the back. And that's usually where you go. But like I said, we kind of just got a little lucky today. And I'm so happy. It's so awesome in here, isn't it? There he is. There's the man himself. Walt Disney. Here is the burger itself. And look at this bad boy. Look at that pork brisket on there. It looks so, so good. I can't wait to dive into it. Then we got a little french fries. And then here's the special sauce. I don't know what the sauce is, but we'll try it. This looks so, so good. Take the little spear out of there. And now it's time to try it. Here we go. First bite. There is so much going on with this burger. It is so good, though. I love it. I'm going to put a little french fry on there. I love putting french fries on my burgers. This one has a little bit of everything, though. Let's dive into this burger again here. I feel like I'm going to lift the tray up with me. I'm going to lift the tray up with me. Well, that was awesome to dine in there. It's a little difficult to film only because it's very, very dark and also it's very quiet. So I didn't want to talk a lot. I wanted to be courteous of everyone around me. So I couldn't really show you as much as... I mean, I would like to, but I did get to show you some really cool aspects of the restaurant. It's one of my all-time favorite themed restaurant. I mean, the food is okay. It's just like burgers. I remember one time they had a hot dog hamburger that I loved. And like I said, they always change out the burger. So you can always check to see what they got going on. But I love it just for the atmosphere on its own. I'm going to look at some of the wait times to see if there's anything else we can do. Rise of the Resistance is 155 minutes. Tower of Terror is 125. Slinky Dog Dash is 95. Which is kind of low for Slinky Dog Dash. Toy Story Mania 65. Rock and Roller 70. So it's not as busy as the other day when we were here, but it's still pretty busy. I think I'm going to actually head in and do Toy Story Mania. That's one of the indoor attractions that you don't have to wear your mask anymore. It's kind of fun. I love Toy Story Mania. Looks like the standby wait is 65 minutes. But I don't think it's 65 minutes because the line is not outside. It's all inside the attraction. So we'll time it and see what it's like. But this is not looking like 65 minutes. The best thing about Toy Story Mania has to be Potato Head Dolls. Step right up and take a rocking ride through our gallery of games. That'll stone, that'll surround you. So we'll even come to phone you. Our games will test your skill in coming out of Everville. Well, it looks like the wait time was pretty accurate and it took just about 60 minutes. 60 minutes on the button. Today I'm actually going to be playing with a friend the Dapper Danielle. Are you excited? I am ready to conquer and we will be the best score in car. Yes, that's the goal. That is the goal. Oh yeah, it's going down. Now I'm not going to be able to film a lot because we're going to really try to get a good score here. But there is a lot of different secret scenes that you can unlock. I wish I could show you. Maybe one day I'll come back and make a whole video about that. But today it's game time. Alright, first rule. Don't waste your arm strength on the practice round. It's true. This is just like light stretching. You got to conserve your energy. We're going to go nice and easy and I'll let you guys know the score at the end. I mean, unless it's a bad one, then I probably won't let you know. You got a good one. You're all calibrated? We have been delayed but we're doing pretty good. We're doing good. Don't waste your strength here. None of that. Full time. It is kind of cool to see it in here without actually having to look around. Without spinning around. Look, I didn't even know that wall was a puzzle over there. That's really interesting.  We're getting there. We're going, we're going. Let's see. Is it enough for the best in car? We did good. We did good. We both got a deer. That's not too bad. 30%. That's really good. That's nice. Now let's see if we got best in car. Oh, we bested the hour. Yeah! Best in vehicle, best this hour. Nice. Best this month though is $577,000. You know that's a cash number. That's a lot. So that was a lot of fun. We got over $500,000 in combined score. And we got best this hour, which is pretty fascinating, right? I hadn't seen that before. So I didn't know it was so cool that you would have been getting that score. So good teamwork. We rocked all the secret little levels inside the rooms and I was pretty impressed with ourselves. I want to make a video. I'll show you guys some of those because I think it is fun, but like I said, you have to come out and not play the game. You just got to film. So it's very, but how can you film and get it? You have to have like an empty car next to you and then prop them up on like a side car. You need two. So one watching the screen and one watching you as you play. That's a lot of work. Challenge accepted. Now I think we're going to head on into the legends of Hollywood. Do a little shopping. Sparkle on the Sunset Boulevard. I just love coming out here. It's so nice. And Sean joined up with us. Hey friend. I'm not buying you anything. Wait. Wink. What? Ever since I came in here and I saw those cool power line shirts and that dark wing duck shirt. I keep on stopping in to see if there's anything else. For some reason, this store on its own always has things I don't see anywhere else. And that's included this magic kingdom shirt. Look at this. The magic kingdom Walt Disney World. I love this shirt. I mean that is really, really cool. And we got some more Baymax love down here. I didn't see this. It's not on the display rack but Baymax there on the bottom. It also looks like they have a new Spirit Jersey to go along with the Baymax one. And this one's for animal in the Muppets. I don't like this one as much. But this one's still on my list. The only thing is I don't like this color part here. I always just talk about the Spirit Jerseys. I don't know why. It's just something about them. Now that we've done a little shopping around. I was looking for the Paging Mr. Morrow socks if you haven't seen them. They weren't in that store so we'll have to go check out the other one. I think now we'll head over to baseline and kind of just chill out. I really love baseline for the atmosphere and especially at night. It is so pretty over here. Look at how cool it is over here at baseline with the lights. The vibes are great. The music's nice. The beer is good. It's always Bureau Clock.  Sit out here on the patio with the lights and just relax. So cheers. I ended up getting one of the pretzels and this pretzel is one of my favorite pretzels. It's not in my top three like my list before. But some of those pretzels are the same exact pretzel except for the different sauces. But I like this one and I don't use the sauces. Beer and pretzels go very well together. Easy. Now I think we're going to make our way down sunset and take a look at the Tower of Terror maybe. I wanted to actually stop into the Tower of Terror and you can always tell whether or not both elevator shafts are working and it only looks like one is working. So that's why it's 120 minutes and I recently checked the app and this is the highest waited time in the park right now. Even higher than Rise of the Resistance. That is pretty crazy isn't it? Luckily I booked the lightning lane earlier today because look at this line as we're walking through. It's no good whenever there's actually only one elevator shaft. Like this is this is super super long here but it's cool that we don't we get to ride it without our mask on. When we got up here there was basically no line for the lightning lane. So I'm lucky that I grabbed that but that was the only lightning lane that I got with my $15. So I paid $15 to ride the Tower of Terror today and that's not good. That's not good. I mean I love Tower of Terror but I don't know if it's worth $15. Look at the moonlight over there and also if you guys seen recently they added the special PhotoPass package to Hollywood Studios and Epcot and I noticed on one of the advertisements that you get to come up here and take a photo like over here. I think that's totally worth it because it is an affordable price. They were only doing at Magic Kingdom but now that they're doing in here I might be a little bit interested. I mean I wouldn't mind having my photo over there. This would be a great spot for like engagement photos or wedding photos. I like it. Also now it's the first time riding Tower of Terror without a mask on so that kind of feels good. It smells very dusty in here and I think the smell is stronger without the mask. What do you think Sean? I missed the dust. You missed the dust? It does smell more dustier. This is where you would normally be able to go to the other side of the elevator shaft if you wanted to so it tells you to please use both sides but like I said before it's closed at the moment and that's why it's such a super long wait and I feel like this has been happening a lot because last time I was at Hollywood Studios it was the same case and maybe it's something major broken that elevator shaft. Something very dangerous. Looks like we're number three. Special care to supervise your children. Thank you. This is the game. It's so cool. Much too good. Special jackpot. Ten thousand. Oh the Twilight Zone. Now that we got done with the Tower of Terror I think we're going to head over and catch the projection show on the Chinese theater. Now I just recently found out that they have two different shows. They have one that is all dedicated to live action movies and then the animation one. Now I know about the animation one but I don't think I've ever seen the live action one and it's also awesome to point out that this is the only night time show right now on Disney property that has Walt Disney in it. How did the world come in? Well of course the big important premiere was Snow White but we had a couple after that. You went close? Is that Dr. Strange? Wait I thought they couldn't do anything with Marvel of the east of Mississippi. Dr. Strange don't count. He used to have a meet and greet here. He had a meet and greet at Hollywood Studios. Oh that is cool. So that one was super awesome and I don't know if you guys heard me talking during some of the projections that they put out that's not like the main main show that's just all the live action one but Dr. Strange did have a meet and greet here at Hollywood Studios and I thought that was cool that they put them on the projection show and now the animation one is going to start and that one I like a lot because it starts off with Steamboat Willie and I feel like there should be more Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse in the night time shows like Harmonious and Enchantment. I don't think Mickey or Steamboat Willie, I mean Mickey or Walt Disney are in any of those so like it kind of blows my mind. This is Hollywood Studios proudly presents the wonderful world of animation. With that I think we are done here today. It was a lot of fun hanging out at Hollywood Studios going around riding some rides without wearing the mask and also seeing Sorcerer Mickey again because that was fun and also hanging out with the dapper Daniel and my friend Sean and just having a good day and ending it actually watching the animation show that was a lot of fun and honestly I didn't realize that there were two separate shows I always kind of watched them together so it was really awesome and the ending to the animation one with Walt and Steamboat Willie that was phenomenal so I hope you enjoyed the video I enjoyed making it we'll see you next time bye


Today is the 30th of April. It's the end of our CBA 8 conference. It ended at lunchtime today We had two sessions in the morning. The first was a plenary session of the conference people only we reflected on the conference on The field visits. We had some nice fit it photographs shared about the field visits and then We agreed on a way forward, which was to agree on the Kathmandu declaration which I'll talk about in a moment and on pledges that people made to take the Kathmandu declaration forward wherever they were either in their organizations or in their countries or International meetings and so forth and then after the tea break we had a formal closing where we had the number of VIPs and guests from Nepal attend the chief guest was the deputy prime minister of Nepal and the Special guest was the chief secretary of the government of Nepal We also had the chair the secretary of the ministry of science technology We had Dr. Tick Raman the executive director of BCS in Bangladesh Camilla Tullman the head of IID in London and Christiana Figueres the executive secretary of the UN Framework Convention on climate change They all gave very rousing speeches and everybody finished on a great spirit The Kathmandu declaration was released to the media Basically, what the Kathmandu declaration says is three things. It's the Kathmandu declaration on financing local adaptation So it has three major asks two to the global community one to the national and sub national The two to the global community is firstly to increase the quantum of assistance financial Input that is going into adaptation as opposed to mitigation and secondly of the Finance that is going to adaptation at the global level Our demand is that at least 50% of it should be directed to the most vulnerable at the global level That means the most vulnerable countries like the least developed countries at the national level That means the most vulnerable communities within countries So our third target of advocacy are national governments who are the ones who will decide What to do with the money they get of the money? They generate themselves for adaptation and we are asking them to allocate 50% to the most vulnerable communities To monitor how that is spent and to report how that is spent and we are asking them to emulate the example of Nepal who have decided to Allocate not just 50% but 80% of whatever they receive to the local level to something that they have Done in Nepal a very innovative feature with the LAPA a local adaptation plan of action and the government of Nepal are resourcing them So we're using Nepal as an example. We're hoping that the green climate fund will follow suit We had the chair of the adaptation fund with us for the whole Period of the conference Mamadu Hanadiya from Burkina Faso and they are already practicing many of the things we're asking for So we're asking everybody to have a look at the Kathmandu declaration Take it to heart take it to the appropriate people and demand that Funding for adaptation is increased funding that is available is allocated to the most vulnerable And that at least 50% of adaptation funds go to the most vulnerable countries and people


Hello, I welcome you all once again to my channel of school education. I'm Dr. Rashmi Singh, assistant professor department of education is this Kanna girls to be college University of Palaharva and In the series of discussing various issues over NEP 2020 this time I'm going to discuss the views of NEP 2020 on innovative pedagogy, okay? so the lecture will be useful as well as interesting for all the teaching is by and So first of all, what is innovation? Navachar, right? Innovative pedagogy will be said that the education system which is Navachar Yukthu So who do they call Navachar? Any work which is new, right? The skill to think and to innovate is a desirable 21st century skill for students They are saying that for students, for students to think something new or to do something new Navachar is a 21st century skill which means that if you want to survive in the 21st century then you should have the ability to think, to innovate and to innovate Innovation in education encourages students and demands teachers to be proactive in research Explore and use multiple strategies to come out with novel ideas or strategies to uncover something new They are saying that if we understand from the teaching of Navachar, the teaching of Navachar is to help the students and it demands from the students that they are proactive That means the situation which is going to be in front of us, we will be active for it In the future, we will use a lot of strategies to come out with new ideas and new ideas Innovation involves a different way of looking at problems and solving them We all know about creativity We see innovation and creativity as a new way of looking at problems What is creativity? What is innovation? What is creativity? It is original, unique way of looking at problems, innovation It also contributes to improving the overall quality of education because it catalyzes students to think out of the box and helps to solve complex problems You can think in the same way that you will never be able to innovate Think something new, try to do something new We have to teach these students so that they can be successful in solving the problem It is commendable that India is moving forward on innovations As the Global Innovation Index report 2020, World Intellectual Property Organization has ranked India as the 48th most innovative nation in the world amongst 131 countries India is the 48th most innovative nation in the world amongst 131 countries It shows that we are doing something innovative India is doing good in the field of innovation So this is good So this is innovation and innovative pathology What is innovative pathology? It says that the adjective word innovative connotes featuring new methods that are advanced and original Some people call it pedagogy So the innovative adjective in pedagogy means that we have to do something new We have to do something original It may be understood to be those approaches that involve the usage of appropriate means and methods in a new and creative way and in varied combinations to make the teaching learning process more effective It means that we have to use appropriate means and methods and use it in a new and creative way and use it in many combinations to make the teaching learning process more effective The main purpose is to make the teaching learning process more effective By enabling the learners to attain the expected or defined learning outcomes develop students' capabilities in problem solving, team work, learning to learn, reflective thinking etc All these concepts and adjectives are used for innovation You have problem solving ability You can work with team work You have the ability to learn Learning to learn You have to learn how to learn You have to learn how to think about what you have learned We have to make the learner a Yogi in all these Yogis So that they can pass it We are talking about learning outcomes It is very important to talk about learning outcomes What is learning outcomes? To be creative, we have to make students adapt to changes We can do the same according to the changes that are being made Manage and analyze information and work with knowledge See the words work with knowledge It is very easy Manage and analyze information We believe in the first sight We analyze the information We have to teach the students What is innovative pedagogy? Innovative pedagogy is the process of proactively introducing new teaching strategies and methods into the classroom to improve academic outcomes and address real problems to promote equitable learning What is the teaching strategy? You will say that it is from Navachar on which you are proactively i.e. you can be active to do something new to use new teaching strategies so that you can improve the academic outcome of the class and the real world problems that are happening every day to address the problems of life to control them and to promote equitable learning i.e. everyone has equal education Everyone has education according to their needs So there was no national education in 2020 How can you bring innovation in pedagogy? Most of the emphasis is on experiential learning In all stages i.e. you are on the secondary stage or you are on the primary level or you are on the higher education Experiential learning will be adopted Adopt experiential learning Including hands-on learning i.e. learn something Arts integrated and sports integrated education See, these are all new words that NEP 2020 has used First of all, arts integrated, sports integrated These were all not used Story-telling based pedagogy If you want to teach health If you want to teach rust If you want to share then there is no better way than storytelling Among others, add standard pedagogy within each subject and with explorations of relations among different subjects With other topics we have given the name of multi-disciplinarity to close the gap in achievement of learning outcomes i.e. the gap in learning outcomes How is the gap coming? We are assuming that the child will learn so much that we have to reduce it Classroom transactions will shift We study in the classroom We will have to change it towards competency-based learning and education i.e. the student becomes completely competent in which we want to teach The assessment tools Including assessment as-of and for learning You should know what is assessment-off learning and what is assessment-for learning These are all formative and summative assessment methods You should know We will also be aligned with the learning outcomes i.e. the way we understand the learning outcomes should be aligned We have to accept that the child will learn after this course That's what we will ask You should be aligned with the learning outcomes according to which you are doing the assessment Ok Then Now let's look at the art integration or sport integration Art integration is a cross-curricular pedagogical approach What is cross-curricular? i.e. two or three types of pedagogies are crossing each other Cross-curricular pedagogical approach that utilizes various aspects and forms of art and culture as the basis for learning of concepts and cross-subjects You should also help art and culture As a part of the trust on experiential learning Art-integrated education will be embedded in classroom transactions not only for creating joyful classrooms but also for imbibing the Indian ethos through integration of Indian art and culture in the teaching and learning process at every level We are talking about our roots our history our Gaurav Shali history our Mool We have to go from that to the present That is why we are saying that the Indian ethos the Indian art and culture you should embed it in the pedagogy you should intermingle it through which the linkage the connection between the teaching and learning will be an art-integrated approach joyful learning and everything will be better What is sports integration? Sports integration is another cross-curricular pedagogical approach that utilizes physical activities They are saying that the child has a passive learning he does not have a scope you do not involve him in physical activities so the student should utilize physical activities in pedagogical practices What happens in sports? We learn to collaborate We learn to use We have to give our own relay race to the other person We collaborate We are very sharp obviously you will lose Collaboration is taught in sports Self-initiative Self-direction Self-discipline Teamwork Citizenship All this can come from the integration of sports Sports-integrated learning will be undertaken in classroom Fitness is a life-long attitude Look how much yoga is on top of fitness because there are so many diseases that have never existed before so if you can achieve and adopt sports-integrated learning then this will be a life-long attitude for students who will continue to be fit and to achieve the related life skills along with the levels of fitness as advised in the Fit India movement Fit India movement is also going on Life skills are being discussed Life skills are not very old Life is not just about teaching how to live life The need to integrate sports in education is well recognized as it serves to foster Holistic development by promoting physical and psychological well-being while also enhancing cognitive abilities i.e. if we adopt sports-integrated education or pedagogy then we can physically and psychologically improve them along with this cognitive ability will be enhanced i.e. we don't have to focus only on cognitive ability but we have to integrate other aspects of it This is what Rastri Shikshaniti has said Then what is said on innovation Rastri Shikshaniti talks about creating a national repository of high quality resources on foundational literacy and numeracy to be made available on the digital infrastructure for knowledge Rastri Shikshaniti talks about creating a national repository of high quality resources on technological interventions which allows teachers to use the language barrier to teach the students to be taught to be taught to be taught to be taught to be taught to be taught to be taught to be up to the technology because without the technology we are not going to work shift the class-room processes towards competency-based learning for the multilingualism You all are talking about To improve innovation and increase the number and types of courses, high-performing Indian universities will be encouraged to set up campuses in other countries and selected universities from among the top 100 universities in the world will be facilitated to operate in India. They are saying that there are many countries that are performing worse than India. They are less than us, they are behind us. There, the universities of India can apply their campuses, which are doing well in innovation and the top 100 universities of the world can apply their campuses in India. Increase emphasis on mathematics and computational thinking, because it is the time of artificial intelligence so you cannot escape from it. You have to make an innovative, progressive and prosperous nation, so you have to emphasize higher education. Higher education institutions have to focus on research and innovation. These are all the things that have been done. Policy imparts the Faculty of HEIs to conduct innovative teaching, research and service as they see best. The faculty of higher education institutions have to make sure that they can do innovative teaching and research. Give it a little autonomy, a little flexibility so that it can be flexible, so that it can change the way it wants to be. Professional technical education and innovation in diverse fields like engineering, technology, management, architecture, town planning, farmacy, hotel management, etc. You can promote that too. Research in the arts and humanities, history, art, language and culture along with innovations in the sciences and social sciences are equally important for the progress in enlightened nature of the nation. It is said that you do not have to progress in science. Humanities, history, art, language and culture are equally important. For this, NEP has made NRF, National Research Foundation. If you are of any discipline, you can grant it with your proposal. A play form for the free exchange of ideas on the use of technology to enhance learning assessment, planning, administration, both for school and higher education. The National Educational Technology Forum will be created. It is said that NETF will be made. National Educational Technology Forum on which you can exchange ideas using technology to increase learning. Okay, that's enough. Okay, so there are so many ways. Why are you saying that it is innovative? Because this is a new era. You cannot do it in an old way. You have to do something new. You have to go out of the box and think. By integrating arts, arts does not mean art. Art is not art. Our culture is not just art. It is art and culture. Integrate that into pedagogy, give social sciences equal emphasis, school level, higher education, all in the same way. If it is developed, then you can bring innovation. If students are innovative, then they will also be innovative in their future life. Okay, so this is the vision of National Education. If we look at pedagogy, then it is experiential learning, art-integrated pedagogy, sports-integrated pedagogy, gamification, storytelling, all these things have given a lot of strength. So in this way, I have completed this very topic. So thank you and don't forget to like and subscribe my channel Explore Education. I have done from my side.


I'm just going to go ahead and add in another guy here. Mr. Drone tech. Apparently we didn't remember. Drone tech. Drone tech. Drone tech. Drone tech. How you doing, man? Can you guys hear me? Yep. Yeah, I'm great thanks. How are you guys doing? Pretty good. Thank you. Pretty good. Good butter. I was just out splitting some wood. Oh yeah? Cool. It hurt? Not like actually splitting wood. I was using like a wood splitter. Yeah.  Everyone's heard a story or two. You know? Yeah. Hey, yeah. So we just happened to be getting into the anniversary of January 6th. Oh, really? Yeah. I know. Surprise. But yeah. I mean, what did you think of the thing they did at the Capitol, the recent theatrics at the Capitol involved? Yeah. The president, the vice president. Yeah, it's just absurd and all of it. And I mean, I watched it when it happened and I didn't like what I was seeing and what happened was bad for sure. Like, you know, riding at the Capitol and all that, it was not good. But at the same time, like the way right off the bat, you know what happened? They were lying about it, saying all these people died, all these, these police were killed, which didn't, none of that happened.  And I don't know. They just lied about and exaggerated it. And now they're saying that, you know, unless Democrats get elected, democracy's over, you know, and which, you know, I've been saying for years, they want to basically outlaw political opposition. And I feel like they're just using this for that. And yeah, I mean, they're basically saying that to save democracy, we have to end it. We just have to give Democrats perpetual power and, you know, and they keep saying that by, you know, like, like, denying election results is an attack on democracy or whatever. I mean, I always tell people that Democrats in my adult life, every election they've lost, they've tried to decertify votes. You know, they've caught it illegitimate. They've rioted at the inauguration. And they've done, they did that for Trump and Bush twice. I think it's every election, whichever party loses, they just go. Well, no, there was no riot at Obama's inauguration by Republicans. There was nobody. There was probably a few people. Right. But the last two were Republican presidents. There's riots at their inaugurations. Did they refuse to concede? Well, Hillary didn't. She she said that she may have officially conceded. But then when she like did an interview, her first interview after the election, they asked her if Trump was legitimately elected. And she said, no, or she said, I have questions. And then later she said the election was illegitimate and Trump was illegitimate. So, I mean, is that conceding? Well, I'm glad she didn't win. Yeah, she was never a president though. You'll hear me. OK, but you're always going to find some like, like little detail about it to like, to explain it away, the hypocrisy. It's different. I don't know if that's a little, no, that's, that's a pretty huge. The thing about this is if you look back and I think there might have been some riots at Bush seniors inauguration to I'm not a hundred percent on that. But and I don't really know how Clinton's went. I don't think there was any Republicans writing. But then you have Bush, W. Bush first riot at his inauguration. They claim the election was stolen. They tried to decertify votes. Group of Democrats did the black caucus. And then, you know, they called it the Bush regime for eight years. You know, they claim 2004 was stolen to riots as inauguration. Then Obama gets elected. Republicans don't do the same thing. OK, but there's kind of an escalation. Then Trump gets elected. We have more riots, more claims of stolen election. It's not legitimate. Russia stole it and all this kind of thing. And then I predicted in like 2017 that if Democrats won 2020, they'd say, oh, no interference, perfect election. And I was like that on right. And it's like, you know, it's because they're so not so you're seeing an escalation. So the Republicans finally riot. And yeah, they, well, did they, did they breach the Capitol? Or is that another small thing? Oh, they're saying I'm saying it's a breach. That's the least you can say in the liberal media is not fighting as hard for the opposition as they do for their own rights. Exactly. I mean, hypocrisy. Yeah, I mean, so in 2018, we had VLM and Antifa actually attacking the White House to the point that Trump had to be taken to a bunker. And did the media care about police were injured? Secret service were injured? I, I posted videos about it. Yeah, and the White House, the story from the media was not that it wasn't that it was an attempted insurrection because they were calling the pull Trump out and remove him physically and lynch him. There was none of that. It was that tear gas was used on the rioters and that Trump was a goof. Oh, as it was like Hitler, because he was in the bunker. They're just understood youths. You know that this is, this is, I mean this as a serious question. In America, are the media supposed to, people believe them, they, them to be unbiased, they're supposed not, not to have a political leaning? No, I wish. No, no, they totally do. Yeah. Every one of them has, and that's how they keep their viewer based by making content that they are going to want to watch CNN. But do the people in general think they are going to be unbiased? No, I don't think anymore. No, no, they still claim to be nonpartisan. Well, I mean, I think that I would take that back. I think that, you know, the major networks, not the news networks, I think that I would say probably at least 50% of the population thinks that they are not biased in their reporting. The nightly news. David here or whoever are doing this, but when you switch on CNN or Fox, you know what you're getting, right? Well, are they allowed to be just so we're clear. It's just as bad, if not worse, because they have that sort of veneer. Are they allowed to have a political leaning like publicly? Yeah. Yeah. So we have PBS public broadcasting system, right? And NPR, which is their NPR is the radio, national public radio. These both of these, which are in part publicly funded. That's been less and less, but they do still get public funds. They are clearly biased. They really pump out the woke like that kind of stuff, the left of stuff. And one of their most premier reporters, Yamanchi Alcondor. I think that's how you pronounce her name. She is like an open far left extremist activist. I mean, openly. And we have to pay for that. Yeah. Well, we can have the same deal here. We have the government or a tax paid media that is supposed to be unbiased, but it's extremely biased at the moment. TV networks that are openly supporting or leaning towards it used to be one political party. Now it's more it's leaning towards the right or the left, but they're open about it. So everyone watching them knows they have that agenda. If you're open, no problem. Yeah. And that whole thing, it's so crazy. Like what you see the Democrats doing to me, it's clear that they're making this like authoritarian power grab and the media is right there with them helping them. And you know, that's I've talked about this before the Trump and the right always get accused to be an authoritarian but like what institutions are supporting the right and Republicans none like it's all in support of the Democrats in the left at the moment. So like, well, you have really, maybe they're just really wrong. Well, no, but anyway, I mean, it could be. Well, I'm not saying I'm not like pro Republican on it. I'm not saying they're like perfect. Big business is supporting the right. Right. But well, my point, my point was here is that like this voting rights act like they're acting like we're back in the 60s and like there's people who don't have voting rights, which is not true. And except for, you know, felons and kids, which I'm sure they they do want to give those people votes. I think 16 and over. They want to give the right to vote. A lot of people in the grave. Convict the felons who've been released. They want to give the right. They basically they basically want to through the voting voting rights act or whatever this is the I can't forget what's called. But basically what they want to do is just cement the new rules that they just threw at us at the out of nowhere in 2020, these new rules, right? They want to cement those and they say that if you take those away or if there's voter ID, which has broad support across the country, something like 80 percent of people, which includes a really high percentage of African-Americans as well. They say that if you do any of that, then you're going to you're going to keep people from voting, which is just ridiculous. I mean, look at people standing in line for COVID when they have like mild or no symptoms, they're standing in these huge lines, but they can't stand in line to go vote. You know, so it's clearly a power grab what they're doing on that.  Like say you just worked eight or nine hours, you want to get home, but you're going to stop at the town hall.  Yeah, you know, well, they do. They do. They're like, I actually states, a lot of these states like Florida and Texas, they've actually extended hours and days that you can vote. So what don't don't you accept like mail mail votes, mail in votes. Yeah. Mail in votes in 2019. The New York Times said was the most susceptible to fraud. They said that, of course, what's their proof of that though? Was it? Yeah, in theory, I do have proof. Well, you can have a guy holding a gun to someone's head and telling him how to vote. Well, I just want to see who's actually get a study. They did all they did an experiment and it did not look good for mail in voting. It ended up like only a very small percentage of their votes actually made it to the thing. Most of the people who don't vote, I think are. I think there's a lot of Democrats who aren't voting and I think that if you get them all to vote, it's exactly what you just said drone attack, you're going to have. It's going to be harder to get Republicans to win. What you need to do is mobilize the Republican people who aren't voting in equal numbers in order to balance it out. If you don't, then it's like you're saying it's well, I agree. I think there needs to be more like Republicans. Yeah, but it's so hard when you've got this national media, Democrats, a propaganda machine constantly demonizing you to the point. They're now calling us like domestic extreme. They just keep upping it.  Yeah. I mean, regarding the sixth, my biggest shock and there's our our shock jock over there. Topple. Here he is.  There was a smoke everywhere. It was a riot on the steps of the Capitol and they had cameras inside.   Like, why aren't we protecting this? This is our building. Like and then that question, of course, sets in later, like, where was it? The guys, we all knew the date and it was this thing that was planned.   Right. And they could have, but they wanted it to happen. I mean, I really believe that. It was a propaganda coup. Well, look, the Democrats. Well, the FBI, for example, the FBI has proven over and over again. They're pretty corrupt. They've done it the last four years. This Michigan plot. Have you, do you guys know anything about that is before you get into it? 67% of the voting age. Gretchen Whitmer, right? 67. Gretchen. Damn. That feels higher than I thought. That's pretty good. Getting higher and higher every election. But so when you say voter suppression, it's like, I don't I don't buy it. But yeah, they basically, they essentially, they planned and coordinated that entire thing. FBI informants that they did the whole thing. It was an FBI operation like and it just came out that there was a new story just recently. Buzzfeed, I think did a story about it talking about how without the FBI, there would not have been an operation. Like they were the operation and recently another guy, they they're complaining that they can't get this thing to court for trial. But these people keep popping up and turning out to be FBI informants, which the FBI has been doing that for 50 years or 60 years. So is your contention that it was a frame up job completely? Well, not completely. But I think that there was probably instigators in there who were FBI and they're in something that never gets talked about. Of course, it doesn't because our media corrupt, but you got you had that BLM activist or he wasn't with apparently like they were kicking him out of their things. But he was a left wing activist anti Trump guy. He was Jaden X. I think is his is his name on YouTube. I can't remember what it is. Yeah, but don't say his real name because I know his real name. Well, yeah, go ahead, John Sullivan. Yeah, John Sullivan. Yeah, he went there and he's on video, literally instigating people to violence. All right. And then he sold that footage to MSNBC and CNN. Like, why is that not a bigger issue? And so don't take it is your if I sorry for simplifying, but are you saying that this the sixth January thing was in a false flag operation by Democrats? No, I don't I wouldn't say a false flag. I would say there was instigators within the group because look, there was tens of thousands of people. There's a lot of people there and out of them. It was only actually a few hundred that were like fighting with police and stuff there. It was a handful of people really and of those people like once they got in the Capitol, there was not because the police just let them in at one point. So other groups. So I'm not saying that it was a false flag, but I'm saying that they used it. They knew that there was going to be some sort of a big protest and they used that event like because Nancy Pelosi could have had National Guard there. She chose not to get afterwards.  Like, why didn't they do that before like Trump? They put one before they attacked the White House Trump. The Secret Service put fencing a wall around the White House to keep because they knew that that was coming and it did come and they were attacking the fencing and all that. So and Trump got mocked for that too, by the way. It was extremely erect fencing. There's first of all, I want to direct John. John. So they knew it's not a right winger, but there's no evidence that he was working. Say again, let's start that sentence again. Yeah, John Sullivan was, you know, was a lefty for sure. But there's no evidence that he was working at the behest of anyone to instigate. Well, he was just interesting on video instigating and he sold that footage to the Democrat state media. Who was with him? There was another. There was a woman with him that worked for another news network, right? Yeah. Yeah, you're right. I forgot about that. But you're right. And you know what else?  So, you know, none of that stuff. It's like we had a real press. They would investigate that stuff and but they don't because they're complicit at some level. They're complicit in all this stuff. So remember the the Glenn Yonkin? Yes. Yeah, the Glenn Yonkin project. That was yeah. Yeah, there's definitely that was a false flag. Well, yeah, and then look at look at what they were doing to Trump. They literally they gave they disseminated into the media Russian disinformation, the steel dossier, which was paid for by Trump's political opponents, right? And they disseminated that out and he they told Trump about it so they could then disseminate it, which they did into the media who then put it out into the country and an attempt because they wanted to impeach him early. They were saying before he was inaugurated, they wanted to impeach him. So this was their insurance policy that there's other two FBI in the ages and they even lied in the FISA court so they can get warrants to spy on the campaign. Like this is corrupt all the way. Like I don't see how anybody can trust these people at this point. I don't talk to them. This isn't conspiracy stuff either. I mean, this is all you can read about on CNN. I'm sure. But everyone missed that smoke Steve's wife. Wrote that Peeley Herman went to the LMO. Yes, the most important thing that was said all night. Yeah, I remember that. Well, I was trying to explain a few minutes ago when I got home and I saw that chaos. There is a lone wolf. You have to view one of your two one of your two feeds. God, that is not me for once. I think somebody shot him. It looks like there's blood everywhere. What I was trying to say top top when I got home and I saw that crazy riot, which was happening live.  It's not a riot. What we've seen Ted, Ted Cruz said it was an act of terrorism. It's a lone wolf.  I will say this. Biden said that it was an armed insurrection like somebody was armed. It was a riot. A lie. There was not a riot. It was a riot. It was a riot. Now, Joe, I think I got an argument with you like the night it happened or the next night and you're saying it was a rowdy protest. We're talking about. I was talking about I've evolved. Okay. I agree with riot. You know, you know, the most awkward feeling in the world is when you start a riot and nobody joins in. Yeah, right. So we have insurrection as opposed to riot or just to describe it. It wasn't a riot. A protest that got overly rowdy. Oh, yeah. Well, violent. Okay. Violent. It was a riot.  Well, I'm not going to get to this. You're calling that a riot. All of them.   Question. Air force. How many times did you see Portland on the news? Oh, here's the one about it.   What did they lie? What did they lie about? I lied. He said that it was an armed insurrection. Yeah, that's a lie. What's an insurrection though? What's it? Let's read it. It's a violent uprising. It's a violent uprising against an authority or government. So that's that's you would you would you would pass. How many people have been charged with insurrection? None. No, I'm just saying I'm just reading a violent uprising against an authority or government. So that's I mean, that's enough different from what you think it is. The if we're going to go with that, would you call it? That's a fun. That's a call any of the riots in 2020. No, but I have to say something about you Americans. How many people have been charged with insurrection? How many people have you killed because of insurrection? You charge them. You charge them good. Oh, if it would you call and the media never called it this, but would you agree that what we saw in Portland would be an insurrection? Oh, man, you're not going to find if you're looking to trap me and try to put me as a defender of Oregon. You got the wrong person. I'm just asking would you call that an insurrection? What I call I mean, I would have to in actual bombs thrown at the federal building. They caught it on fire.  I'll put it to you this way. If any of those people that did those acts got 10 years and years, you asked me a question. I'm saying just those people that did those actions that threw a bomb or attacked the police. If they got 10 years in prison or more, I don't care if they got 20 30 years.   That's the discussion of somebody that's independent and not swayed by their own party. Yes. Yes, Drone Tech. Now, my point was that did the media ever call it? Did they ever pounce on that and be like, Oh, look at these Democrats, these left wingers, they're insurrecting in Portland and not just there, but I mean the White House attack. You could have called that an insurrection, right? The attack on the White House. I guess I guess what I'm telling you is I don't use the media or how they react to certain situations. The point is to cloud my vision of how I react to certain situations. I'm not making a personal with you, Afeet. No, I understand you're not, but you use the media to anger yourself at how you feel about different situations. You use the media to yes, you do. You say how they do this and they do that and they do that. Like I'm looking for some continuity and consistency. There's some overall, there's some overall like, like people behind the scenes that are controlling certain situations. You're not happy with how the media, if you're not happy with how the media treats a certain situation. They're throwing bombs at the freaking federal building in Portland, real bombs, dynamite. Yeah, they should be charged. I don't know what you're trying to get from me. That was never a major media story. They caught an antefer today. Today or maybe it doesn't change. And I'm saying it's going to change my feelings on the media. Have you seen media? Nope. I have to be fair. All all this. What about this? It's not one of them. No, it's not what about ism. It's called. How do you? I don't understand how you could say that when actually all I'm asking for here is some consistent standards. That's all I'm saying. You know, you say here and say that it's an insurrection. What happened at the Capitol, but like literally months worse of concert concerted consistent attacks on the federal building in Portland. Yeah, they bombs.


Great welcome to the last set news like a top stories and crypto and break them down into bite-sized pieces So today just the thumbnail the title suggests Voyager and the Ancelsius are in the crosshairs of the SEC and this should come as no surprise to anybody and we'll take a look at Exactly what's going on. So first of all, we'll take a look at the SEC warns about crypto yield platform It's just how dangerous they all are as opposed to all the banks that's been ripping us off for decades And then also we'll really deep into it and talk about voyager growth and how it actually has become a target and then we'll Kick it off or leave it out with uh That it's not all bad news as far as regulation and some people actually get and understand exactly what's going on And the regulations Hopefully won't be as stringent as they may appear to be and then lastly I just want to talk about uh, there was a deep dive that I did Yesterday on a particular project and then we'll do q&a. So hold all your questions till the very end and uh, Before we get in all that Let's take a look at the market and just so you know you're watching the replay timestamps are below you can skip ahead do all that stuff and So because time is important right and then also the news is going to take only like 10 or 15 minutes And the and only five minutes will be for the for the q&a. So we try to do very fast We don't try to speed up too much But to be as concise as humanly possible. So Let's take a look at what's going on in the market today. So Yesterday was a pretty good day because we had heard about how uh, russia was Pulling some troops away from ukraine and that apparently did some wonders for the traditional market s&p Went up nasdaq went up crypto went up and over the last 24 hours. It's been kind of stagnant So I mean from one day to the next. Hey, we didn't lose too much But we didn't gain really much at all the only big winners are avalanche last 24 hours 6% If someone could tell me exactly what happened another partnership another different Advantage of the platform. I'd love to know what's going on avalanche. I own myself We even have a staking platform. So you can check that out. But that's what we have as far as The markets and we'll see how it goes today. Hopefully we have some more great news But there's some trouble on the horizon and this just came out sec warns against interest bearing crypto accounts boo who Says they're riskier than bank deposits now before we get into this. I don't want you to freak out It's going to be okay. Just because the sec comes out and says, you know, you You should be a little bit scared of this stuff It's not like it's going to tank the entire market and you really have to take a look at the story behind the story And that's why it's important to do as much research as you possibly can So here's what's going on with this aspect and we'll get into the positives in a bit So the us sec commission's office of investor education Announced monday that they had jointly issued an investor bulletin to educate investors about risks with accounts That pay interest on crypto asset deposits On the same day the sec announced it had charged block fi For failing to register its crypto winning product block fi agreed to pay check this out 100 million dollars in penalties To settle the charges with the sec and 32 state regulators now. This is an old story This has been circling for quite some time. I'm surprised that block fi got pinched for that much But here it is and the question then is if block fi gets pinched as a set of precedent for the other Interest bearing accounts out there as far as with crypto and digital assets We'll get to that in a second So the sec explained that an interest bearing account for crypto asset holdings are not as safe As bank or credit union deposits I gotta tell you and you're not gonna want to hear this But on some of these different yield bearing accounts and especially before platforms. They are right There are some crazy rug pulls out there and I think we all know them We've all heard about them and we all try to stay away from them. But in this regard sure. It's true. However Banks aren't the cleanest people out there. We can take a look at the at the wells fargo scandal Where they open up a bunch of different dummy accounts We can take a look at the spoofing accounts for jp morgan We can look at all the different money laundering that's going on throughout the entire world because that's what money Lawners do they use the u.s. Dollar and banks So I that's not the point of the video But but the point is to tell you that yes, there's risks everywhere I think we all know it and we're not that dumb We can manage ourselves, but thank you for the info sec So moving on the securities watchdog noted that banks and credit unions are regulated by both federal and state banking regulators deposits of bank or credit unions are insured by fdic up to 250,000 And national credit union administration Similar security accounts held with us registered brokers may also be insured by the the sipc. So that's true I mean, I can't I can't argue with that. That is very true. The sec warned warned this companies offering Interest bearing accounts for crypto assets do not provide investors With the same protections as do banks or credit unions and crypto assets sent to those companies are not currently insured So that's on that one part But I will remind you that banks also do this thing called fractional reserve lending If we had any of us the opportunity I don't know if you know this but if you go to your bank right now And it didn't take that many people if you go to your bank right now and said Hey, I want to withdraw on my on my cash. Even it's like You know more than 250,000 like sir, ma'am. We can't do that. We don't carry that much cash here Really? Yeah, it's gonna take a couple days if everybody did a run the bank right now to get dollars They could not get those dollars out of the bank So when they started to talk about well, it really should be backed up by the u.s. Dollar Now even the banks are backed up by the u.s. Dollar really what that is is just numbers on a spreadsheet Printed forth by the u.s. Federal Reserve, which is about as federal as federal express And then you can just say well, is it safe about as safe as the banks and I will tell you this You get a lot better yield by using these types of Crypto accounts, but that's what we have as far as here and this goes into My next point which takes a look at crypto platform voyager Keying on staking nft in 2022 and there was a monstrous year for a voyager and what this is steve earlick lounging in his track suit apparently Maybe you try out for run dmc. I don't know but what he's doing is his company has had major growth and the last sentence in this In this article is going to queue you in just to how much The sec is keying in on them and I didn't know this and it was a fascinating read So I'll get to that very quickly. So voyager digital Is doubling down on staking and moving into nft as the company looks to diversify revenue streams following a record quarter How much you ask a boatload? It doubled its revenue in the fourth quarter compared to the previous three month period Let me say that again. It doubled its revenue in the fourth quarter Compared to the previous quarter executives said on tuesday revenues of 165 million last quarter were up from 3.5 million During the same period of year earlier revenues of 165 But here's the thing profits were muted at 2.5 million. Oh, it's a bummer profits at 2.5 million dragged down by a 16 million dollar loss In the company's staking and lending business and I want you to remember this next sentence Rewards paid to customers outpaced fees from those services According to compass point analyst chris Allen. Let me say that one more time rewards People like you and me who signed for voyager paid to customers Outpaced the fees from those services. I would love to see the banks talk about that About how hey, you know the rewards that we give you guys are outpacing our fees doubtful doubtful I think it's it's it's uh, it's awful that they charge people overdraft Fees when they have no money and they're trying to get their last 20 bucks out like sorry, I had to keep 20 bucks in So just remember, uh, who's fighting for you on the long one So the diversification of our revenue is leading us to believe that even in times of lower market activity and lower prices Our minimum quarterly revenue will exceed 100 million The increase in revenue diversification and product roadmap will only increase the minimum floor great This is interesting verified users Increased about 50 to 3.2 million at the end of 2021 So when we start to think about are we in the right place or the right time probably maybe I Don't have a crystal ball, but that's a pretty good growth for me Funded accounts though grew by 25 percent over the same time span So you have people who sign up like well, this is cool But they don't do anything then you have you know other people like okay I want to get into this and 25 percent of them grow grew About 25 percent Year over year looks like 1.1 million Voyagers also had our team develop its nft strategy looks at the company is focusing on nft We believe that there's so many marketplaces out there consumers want to be able to access them all and how we deliver that environment Is the future of nfts? We're also building and this is interesting Building a brokerage of the future Where users will be able to trade equities that stocks from the company's app using the stablecoin usdc so Just like how robin hood is where you can go in there and buy crypto limited and it sucks Now but you can buy a bunch of equities or stocks. Well, voyager is going to allow that at some point hopefully this year Uh, and then you're going to be able to actually do both So I think that's a big win for the voyager app and it'll bring more people into the space But here's where it gets good and I'm going to tie it all together So does block 5 settlement affect voyager? Well block 5 ceo zack prince wrote on twitter That the settlement identifies a clear path forward for folks to earn interest on their crypto And i'm wondering if because of the legal precedent or the language that they bow down to For to pay this fine, but I don't really i'm not sure that's actually correct because if you settle with the sec That doesn't set legal precedent correct me where i'm wrong Legal scholars out there are lawyers. I think you have to actually go to court first Then battle that amount and then set the present if you settle with somebody outside They can still go at you again. That's how I understand it, but maybe zack's right steve ceo voyager argued there are differences between voyager's loyalty program which offers voyager token holders rewards and the black fie interest accounts voyager is an ongoing discussion with regular so it's two things before I get this last last piece first of all Here's all the rewards you can get over a voyager. It's the same to me. It's the same thing Like poke it out. You get 12 percent. You gotta have a minimum of 20 The usdc is nine percent You gotta hold a minimum of 100 and that's I mean just a ton of them right and it goes down the list That's a ton of things that you can get as far as rewards.  There's an affiliate link. It's 25 bucks If you don't want to use it just go right to voyager and celsius and sign up We just don't get 25 bucks in bitcoin or maybe it's even 40 now. I can't remember But it's it's a minimum 25. So just know that and then also the things that We that steve talked about we did a video with with steve and i'll link at the very actually it's in the description And all the questions About voyager and what's going to happen. This is only like a week ago. He answered all these things But the thing that really got me Is this last sentence right here, let me blow this up Because steve did not mention this but it is interesting Voyager Has received requests and subpoenas from the sec and certain states In connection with the rewards program as part of a non public fact finding increase Of course, we believe that voyager Accounts that earn rewards comply with the existing us law and we look forward to demonstrating that as necessary. So If you don't think That block if you think that block fire was the only one I think It's not that's all I can tell you and that's right there's proof Is that this is what's going on the sec and the state legislatures the state representative as the governors or Attorney generals, that's who it is for the different states in the united states. They sent out cease and assist letters multiple states unfortunately my state of texas was one of those and they reached out to voyager to go stop That's exactly what happened to block fire Block fire came in and they settled with them now if steve is correct and there's difference in the way that Voyager operates and block fire operates then they just have to prove that and hopefully it does But we'll get to all that and there's actually some good news in a bit. So it's not all bad news is hold on Well, that's not true. There is one more piece of bad news. Sorry So this is this is the tie it in with celcius Because I knew that if if block five was going to get hit voyager was going to get hit and sell with celcius So this was actually in october New york attorney attorney general's office published a redacted cease and assist letter meant for two crypto platforms while the names were blocked out within the text Uh, they failed to change the names the documents which were titled microsoft word Celsius letter 1014 and microsoft word nexo letter respectively So, uh, you better believe that both of those companies are also being looked at by the sec So that's uh, that's a bummer, huh? But don't worry Because just because the sec wants something doesn't make it so and just remember that the sec Uh lost badly badly to mark cuban. There was a great case Where they charged mark cuban with something with the securities and something else something else and he said, oh, yeah Well, I got a ton of money. I'm a billionaire. Let's go to court. He took him to court and he beat him like a drum So it's not like they went all the time. Just remember that but here's some good news Just to take this in so as far as like regulation, there's people that get it There's people that I think do get it and are ignoring it and there's some people that just are just Blissfully unaware But this is a good article democratic rep stablecoin issuers don't have to be banks With 100 reserves because why I mean even the banks don't have to do it. So this is uh, josh gotheimer nailed it Uh democrat and jersey wants to see certain stablecoins classified as qualified If they can redeem the digital currency with the u.s. Dollar, at least they don't have to be banks Senators were interested in hearing more about stablecoin reserve requirements, which is what gotheimer's proposal explorers Currently if the issuer were to go belly up if they were to go out of business And they didn't have reserves to cut the deposit the holders of stablecoins would just be out of luck This was uh, chris fenholden asked lang whoever was uh speaking there So that's correct. There are currently no requirements for assets backing stablecoins such as usd or tether For crypto to thrive here in the u.s. Instead of overseas We must provide more certainty to help boost innovation and protect consumers go and arms out in a tweet And I got to tell you I agree with him. I agree with him to a point There are some things that we should actually be doing because I mean if you're on a quick crypto twitter And if you're not why not Come over there and just see how many rug pulls and different defy crap projects that are out there That are screwing people over left and right doesn't happen every day But it does happen a lot more than you would you would imagine So in these respects, I think a little bit of regulation goes a long way I'm not going to beat that dead horse. I've been talking about forever But there's also some people that again really do get it. This was uh, sent to me from my friend marky marky's great And this is from united states senator tommy tubberville nailed it alabama And she just asked her like hey, what are you doing for for krypton angel assets? He goes thanks for com for contacting me any states and this is what I say I'm going to follow this guy says it's critical for the us to be the undisputed global leader in financial innovation I don't care about being undisputed just don't get left behind like we are right now Up at this point We have led the world in the sector under the previous administration Regulators understood the importance of encouraging innovation and took a light touch Which is exactly what happened with law 230 and uh and the internet allowed for freedom of speech Regulatory approach to the digital assets industry We have seen a dramatic shift over the course of the past year And I'm concerned about the regulation by enforcement mentality that is starting to take hold me too I like this guy If this keeps up innovators are going to leave the us And move over speed sees the places like the uk And singapore we cannot allow that to happen And we certainly can't allow china to get ahead of us in financial innovation news flash has already happened Again, thank you for taking the time to contact me So on and so forth. That's pretty good. Sorry. So look I know like we just took a look at the scc and the things that are going on And it may seem like doom and gloom and just awful thing or that but you have to understand Just because one entity wants it doesn't mean it's actually going to happen You have to go through a due process and you have to do a lot of things unless you're canada and you can do whatever you want Apparently But I think this is a step in the right direction I think there's actually people out there that realize just how big of an opportunity is and we don't want to let it Pass away and that's it for today. So look that took 17 minutes Not too bad for the news and I'll finish up and we'll get in the q&a just so you know, we did a great Well decent pretty good deep dive Into a new Metaverse play it's called Cryptoverse and I and we did these deep dives and so far it's been pretty we brought you some pretty decent ones We brought you a world mobile token went pretty well Brought you meld did great and we brought you again. So Kishi that one took off like a rocket So this is the next one called the cryptoverse and not Ben's cryptoverse, but the cryptoverse metaverse play They got a really good team They got and it's it's also multi-chain binance chain polygon ethereum and avalanche, which I think is very interesting And the tokenomics are solid So I link that in the description below and it's like just getting started So you can check that out and that's it for today For all the stuff that we want to talk about So look now we go in the q&a five questions in five minutes and that's it if you have to take off No big deal. Thanks for sticking around thumbs up subscribe all that good stuff And if you're made of this the end might as well subscribe why not and that's it. So let's get into the q&a. Shall we? Bop, bop now you can submit all your questions bomb away I need five questions when you do this quickly And the reason why this is to really have to go to that today Check up for my dog Chloe Cia create a bitcoin potentially. Who knows? So no war I didn't say no war to say there's a little de-escalation could still happen I don't have a crystal ball and like someone told me Rob. You're not you're good in crypto, but you're not good in world affairs Good point. All right, let's see Taking a little bit of that today, you know, yeah, same thing on my dog There she is House or laundry mat? I've washed all my clothes in the house in my house. That's the question number one Okay, here. It's a great question question number two Do you think crypto has been manipulated up for the dumb money coming from the Super Bowl hype? And we are due a question. No, look We were over three trillion market cap going along pretty solid And if it's if it's dumb money that you're worried about I think I mean, we're only at 2.1 trillion This is a hundred trillion dollar asset class So anybody who's in right now is smart money in my opinion. That's all I got to say Just don't fool him when just to do your research all that good stuff. All right Rambling Roy, I currently have my crypto risks right across multiple exchanges. However, should I be concerned about black fight? Yes, you should but black fight also put this out and said We are not going to allow new customers To earn yield But it sounds like and this is one of the representatives came out. I forgot the lady's name She said that they're going to still allow Older customers people get grandfathered in and gain yield. So it's not like The crypto that you have on there right now is going to be Stolen by the government. I know somebody will say it's going to happen. It's not gonna happen So the thing I would just say is you may not if you've been there for a while, you're probably still gaining the yield But the question is do you have all your crypto on exchange? I never recommend that always always always This is what I do. I store it in cold storage because as good as an exchange is I can't trust any of them because we're all we're all fallible as people And uh, the screw ups here now Number question number three. When's a good time to buy eta every day? No, I don't know. You know, it's a good time to buy eta It's a good time to when everything else goes like like down crazy amounts And the thing is is if you're waiting for it to see some gains in a day or a week or a month doesn't work like that This is what I always say. It's a three to five year play Whatever you're buying today in three to five years. It should do pretty well However, you have to be make sure that you're in the game and you're checking things out and doing your own research because I always give this example Look at I call it a dash of salt Some things will never hit their all-time high again, and they are doomed to fade away Dash of salt take a look at the salt protocol and take a look at dash and tell me over the time from 2017 to the day What the heck happened and if you were waiting for that to come back it ain't coming back In my opinion and uh, so just remember that not everything not everything that goes up and crashes down We'll come back to its all-time highs again Yeah, I know i'm not uh I don't trust myself with a cold ledger wallet. You know what? Let me tell you a story real quick. Is that when I moved here to Puerto Rico I left my My ledger wallet in texas and I you know to get this house I had to sell some crypto and guess where it was my cold Ledger wallet, so thankfully I had brought her along In the hell you go this One of these books which is uh My stone book and it had my mnemonic phrase in there. I purchased another ledger Delivered over here to Puerto Rico. I put in the passphrase all my crypto back. So that's it now. This one is a new one. I uh The other one I actually keep in a bank account. I mean uh state our State deposit box another one and they're all scattered about because I don't like to keep her So that's the third one. So if you think that you don't hear yourself just make sure you write down that uh, Write down that mnemonic phrase and don't upload it to the internet Never good Uh question number four. What's your opinion on liquids finance in the defi space? Uh, if it's li q w i d Is that the one that's built on cardano looks to be a pretty good play I know they're trying to do synthetics, which is synthetics, uh as far as like equities and stocks and uh The sec is really focusing on that as well. So it makes me nervous about that project Okay, and question number five rob. I'm looking forward to your updated living in Puerto Rico But when is that coming out? That was supposed to be on sunday But I got sidetracked with this other things that uh, I should have been doing and I did I got some things done So this week I have it in my schedule. It'll be this week. I want to put this out There's a lot of things I screwed up on a lot of mistakes that I wish I could do So I want to give those guys to you. I want to give that to you guys So you don't make the same mistakes that I do and that's it for today. So look five questions five minutes Got to get out of here. Thanks so much for watching. 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