TED Ed

TED Ed supports students in discovering, researching, exploring and presenting their big ideas in the form of short, TED-style talks. The club facilitates this process in the context of a fun and highly interactive environment where students get to know one another and students from around the world.
 

Get your parent to:

1. Access the Permission Form.
2. Review and contact Emily.Rempe@chca-oh.org with questions.
3. Complete either digitally or print and fill it out by hand.
4. Save with filename = TED-Ed_Permission form_Your Child Full Name.
5. Go to this submission page, complete all fields and attach the signed Permission form.
6. Hit “Submit” at the bottom of the submission page.

What is the TED-Ed Student Talks Permission form?
A legally binding document protecting each TED-Ed Student Talks participant (student) and TED-Ed from any potential legal liability in relation to children under the age of 18 participating in our program.

Why do we require parents to sign this form?
As TED-Ed Student Talks participants are under the age of 18, legally we require parental permission for them to participate in the program. Parents take responsibility for their child participating in the program and confirm the things they agree for their child to participate in (program itself, participation in online events hosted by TED-Ed, publishing of their child’s video on a public YouTube channel).