
Every Student Has An Idea Worth Sharing



Through our official partnership with TED-ED, ECL helps schools turn student ideas into powerful talks through structured club coaching, educator support and meaningful opportunities to lead.
TED-ED Student Talks Club Coaching
Empowering students to discover their ideas, develop their voices, and share messages that matter.
Every student has a story, perspective, or idea worth sharing. At CreatiVerse Learning, we help schools create spaces where students become confident thinkers, creative communicators, and changemakers.
Our TED-Ed Student Talks Club Coaching Program provides schools, districts, and educators with structured guidance to launch and sustain student-centered speaking clubs.
Through educator coaching, program planning, creative learning experiences, and presentation support, we help transform student curiosity into meaningful ideas worth sharing.
Your Students Have Something
to Say. Let's Help Them
Find Their Stage.
Flexible Support for
Schools and Districts
Our TED-Ed Student Talks Club Coaching Program provides schools and districts with comprehensive support to launch, develop,
and sustain impactful student voice programs.
From club planning and educator training to student recruitment, storytelling, public speaking, and idea development, we equip educators with the tools and coaching needed for success.
Our districtwide model connects schools through collaborative professional learning, ongoing coaching, and progress monitoring, culminating in inspiring student showcases where young people share ideas worth spreading.

Club Launch Support

Educator Coaching & Professional Learning

Districtwide Student Voice Initiative
From Idea to Impact:
Our Coaching Model

1
Launch Your Club
We help your school establish a clear implementation plan, identify educators, recruit students, and prepare for a successful club launch.
2
Empower Your Educators
We provide professional learning and ongoing coaching to help educators facilitate meaningful, student-driven experiences.
3
Develop Student Ideas
Students learn to identify meaningful topics, investigate ideas, organize their thinking, and develop talks that reflect their unique perspectives.
4
Prepare for the Stage
Through rehearsal, constructive feedback, presentation techniques, and storytelling strategies, students strengthen their communication skills and confidence.
5
Celebrate Student Voices
We support schools in planning a culminating Student Talks Showcase where students share their ideas with families, peers, educators, and community members.