We are so used to the model when kids learn from their parents and teachers. But can adults be taught by kids? Can teenagers show that they care and try to make a difference? Watch this inspirational video and share your impressions. I'm sure you can't be indifferent to these ideas.
OMG!!! I'm just speechless!!! How old is she? She's speaking flawlessly!!! I do share her ideas about the necessity to listen to each other. Besides, as she mentions, we,kids, are leaders of future and the earlier we have a chance to speak up, be responsible, the faster we'll be likely to solve global problems. This girl is fascinating. She looks like a 12-year-old kid but her mind is far older. The adults in the room were looking into her mouth,laughing at her jokes and sincerely applauding at the end. I really look up to this gifted girl!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you liked Adora Svitak's riveting speech. One of the reasons why I decided to post it in my blog is that I'm convinced that children not only learn from adults but, conversely, teach them. So, teaching-learning never stops.It's great that you, Karina, can be a part of this process!
ReplyDeleteMaking mistakes while learning is natural. Identifying and correcting them is more important, especially if you understand them and try not to make them again.
ReplyDeleteWhat I really like about your comment, Nastya, is that you watched this video with your Mum. It is essential that you expose your parents to your learning material and exchange your impressions.