Every Child Is A Rudolph | Yong Zhao | TEDxAmsterdamED
Yong Zhao believes that we all have a little bit of Rudolph in us – shiny red noses that set us apart and need to be developed. In this funny, entertaining, and poignant talk, Dr. Zhao explains...

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