ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Jok Church - Cartoonist
Jok Church created the science-education comic strip "You Can with Beakman and Jax" and the zany TV series "Beakman's World."

Why you should listen

In his work, Jok Church loved helping kids learn basic concepts of science and experimentation -- with a healthy dash of fun. He created his comic strip You Can with Beakman & Jax in 1991 for his local newspaper in Marin County, California -- inspired by a stint answering kids' letters for Lucasfilm. The comic strip does not answer readers' questions directly. Rather, it gives directions to do a thing, a procedure, an experiment to learn the answer. It's about learning by doing. Active. Not passive.

Six Beakman & Jax books are best-sellers. Church created the long-running TV series Beakman's World, a hit in English and Spanish, and helped create the Beakman's World on Tour exhibit for science centers and museums. A longtime techie, he also served as the webmaster for artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude. Church died April 29, 2016, and will be much missed.

 

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Jok Church: A circle of caring

Jok Church: Lingkaran perhatian

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Dalam ceramah 3 menit ini, kartunis dan edukator Jok Church menuturkan cerita mengharukan tentang seorang guru yang memperhatikan dia ketika tidak ada orang lain yang peduli padanya -- dan bagaimana dia membalasnya.
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Jok Church created the science-education comic strip "You Can with Beakman and Jax" and the zany TV series "Beakman's World." Full bio

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You know, what I do is writemenulis for childrenanak-anak,
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Pekerjaan saya adalah menulis cerita anak - anak,
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and I'm probablymungkin America'sAmerica's
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dan mungkin saya adalah pengarang
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mostpaling widelysecara luas readBaca baca children'sanak-anak authorpenulis, in factfakta.
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cerita anak - anak yang paling banyak dibaca di Amerika.
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And I always tell people
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Dan saya selalu berkata kepada orang - orang
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that I don't want to showmenunjukkan up looking like a scientistilmuwan.
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bahwa saya tidak mau tampil seperti ilmuwan.
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You can have me as a farmerpetani, or in leatherskulit,
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Anda bisa menemukan saya memakai baju petani, atau baju kulit,
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and no one has ever chosememilih farmerpetani.
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dan tidak pernah ada orang yang memilih petani.
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I'm here todayhari ini to talk to you
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Hari ini saya ingin berbicara kepada Anda
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about circleslingkaran and epiphaniesepifani.
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tentang lingkaran dan pencerahan.
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And you know, an epiphanypencerahan
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Dan tahukah Anda, pencerahan
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is usuallybiasanya something you find that you droppedmenjatuhkan someplacetempat.
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biasanya adalah sesuatu yang telah Anda jatuhkan.
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You've just got to go around the blockblok
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Anda hanya perlu berkeliling sebentar
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to see it as an epiphanypencerahan.
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untuk melihatnya sebagai pencerahan.
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That's a paintinglukisan of a circlelingkaran.
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Ini adalah lukisan sebuah lingkaran
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A friendteman of mineranjau did that -- RichardRichard BollingbrokeBollingbroke.
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yang dibuat sahabat saya -- Richard Bollingbroke.
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It's the kindjenis of complicatedrumit circlelingkaran
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Ini adalah lingkaran yang rumit
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that I'm going to tell you about.
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yang akan saya ceritakan kepada Anda.
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My circlelingkaran beganmulai back in the '60s
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Lingkaran saya dimulai di tahun 60-an
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in hightinggi schoolsekolah in StowStow, OhioOhio
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di sebuah SMA di Stow, Ohio
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where I was the classkelas queerqueer.
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di mana saya adalah anak yang aneh di kelas.
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I was the guy beatendipukuli up bloodyberdarah
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Saya dipukuli sampai berdarah
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everysetiap weekminggu in the boys'anak laki-laki' roomkamar,
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setiap minggu di kamar mandi laki - laki
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untilsampai one teacherguru saveddisimpan my life.
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sampai seorang guru menyelamatkan saya.
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She saveddisimpan my life by lettingmembiarkan me go to the bathroomkamar mandi
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Dia menyelamatkan saya dengan mengijinkan saya
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in the teachers'guru loungeLounge.
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pergi ke kamar mandi guru.
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She did it in secretrahasia.
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Dia melakukannya dengan rahasia
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She did it for threetiga yearstahun.
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selama tiga tahun,
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And I had to get out of townkota.
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setelah itu saya pergi keluar kota.
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I had a thumbibu jari, I had 85 dollarsdolar,
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Saya mempunyai sebuah jempol, $85.
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and I endedberakhir up in SanSan FranciscoFrancisco, CaliforniaCalifornia --
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dan akhirnya saya sampai di San Fransisco, California --
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metbertemu a loverkekasih --
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menemukan seorang kekasih --
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and back in the '80s, foundditemukan it necessaryperlu
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dan di tahun 80-an, saya merasa harus
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to beginmulai work on AIDSAIDS organizationsorganisasi.
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mulai bekerja di organisasi AIDS.
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About threetiga or fourempat yearstahun agolalu,
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Sekitar tiga atau empat tahun lalu,
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I got a phonetelepon call in the middletengah of the night
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saya mendapat telpon di tengah malam
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from that teacherguru, MrsMrs. PostenPost,
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dari guru tersebut, Nyonya Posten
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who said, "I need to see you.
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di mana dia berkata, " Saya ingin melihatmu.
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I'm disappointedkecewa
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Saya kecewa
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that we never got to know eachsetiap other as adultsorang dewasa.
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karena kita tidak pernah mengenal satu sama lain sebagai orang dewasa.
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Could you please come to OhioOhio,
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Bisakah kamu datang ke Ohio,
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and please bringmembawa that man
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dan tolong bawa laki - laki
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that I know you have foundditemukan by now.
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yang saya tahu pasti sudah kamu temukan sekarang.
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And I should mentionmenyebut
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Dan saya harus memberi tahu
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that I have pancreaticpankreas cancerkanker,
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bahwa saya menderita kanker pankreas,
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and I'd like you to please
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dan saya ingin agar kamu
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be quickcepat about this."
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cepat datang."
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Well, the nextberikutnya day we were in ClevelandCleveland.
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Hari berikutnya kami sampai di Cleveland.
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We tookmengambil a look at her, we laughedtertawa, we criedmenangis,
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Kami menjenguknya, kami tertawa, menangis,
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and we knewtahu that she neededdibutuhkan to be in a hospicerumah sakit.
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dan kami tahu bahwa dia harus dibawa rumah sakit.
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We foundditemukan her one, we got her there,
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Kami membawanya ke sana,
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and we tookmengambil carepeduli of her
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dan kami merawatnya
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and watcheddiawasi over her familykeluarga,
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dan merawat keluarganya,
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because it was necessaryperlu.
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karena itu perlu,
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It's something we knewtahu how to do.
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itu sesuatu yang kita tahu bagaimana caranya.
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And just as the womanwanita who wanted to know me as an adultdewasa
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Dan sebagai seorang wanita yang ingin mengenal saya sebagai orang dewasa
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got to know me,
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setelah mengenal saya,
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she turnedberbalik into a boxkotak of ashesabu
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dia berubah menjadi sekotak abu
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and was placedditempatkan in my handstangan.
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dan ditempatkan di tangan saya.
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And what had happenedterjadi
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Dan apa yang terjadi
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was the circlelingkaran had closedTutup,
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adalah lingkaran itu telah menutup,
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it had becomemenjadi a circlelingkaran --
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itu telah menjadi lingkaran --
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and that epiphanypencerahan I talkedberbicara about
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dan pencerahan yang saya katakan tadi
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presenteddisajikan itselfdiri.
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muncul dengan sendirinya.
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The epiphanypencerahan is
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Pencerahan itu adalah
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that deathkematian is a partbagian of life.
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kematian adalah bagian dari kehidupan.
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She saveddisimpan my life;
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Dia menyelamatkan saya,
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I and my partnerpasangan saveddisimpan hersdia.
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Saya dan teman saya menyelamatkannya.
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And you know, that partbagian of life needskebutuhan everything
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Dan tahukah Anda, bagian hidup itu memerlukan
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that the restberistirahat of life does.
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semua yang dibutuhkan bagian hidup lainnya.
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It needskebutuhan truthkebenaran and beautykeindahan,
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Hal itu memerlukan kebenaran dan keindahan,
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and I'm so happysenang it's been mentionedtersebut so much here todayhari ini.
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dan saya senang hal itu banyak diungkit di sini pada hari ini.
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It alsojuga needskebutuhan --
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Itu juga memerlukan --
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it needskebutuhan dignitymartabat,
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martabat,
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love and pleasurekesenangan,
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cinta dan kepuasan.
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and it's our jobpekerjaan to handtangan those things out.
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Dan tugas kita adalah untuk membagikannya.
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Thank you.
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Terima kasih.
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(ApplauseTepuk tangan)
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(Tepuk tangan)
Translated by Katherine Kho
Reviewed by Antonius Yudi Sendjaja

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ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Jok Church - Cartoonist
Jok Church created the science-education comic strip "You Can with Beakman and Jax" and the zany TV series "Beakman's World."

Why you should listen

In his work, Jok Church loved helping kids learn basic concepts of science and experimentation -- with a healthy dash of fun. He created his comic strip You Can with Beakman & Jax in 1991 for his local newspaper in Marin County, California -- inspired by a stint answering kids' letters for Lucasfilm. The comic strip does not answer readers' questions directly. Rather, it gives directions to do a thing, a procedure, an experiment to learn the answer. It's about learning by doing. Active. Not passive.

Six Beakman & Jax books are best-sellers. Church created the long-running TV series Beakman's World, a hit in English and Spanish, and helped create the Beakman's World on Tour exhibit for science centers and museums. A longtime techie, he also served as the webmaster for artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude. Church died April 29, 2016, and will be much missed.

 

More profile about the speaker
Jok Church | Speaker | TED.com

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