Upper Secondary students in the National Honor Society (NHS) hosted the fourth annual TEDxAISG Youth event last week. This year's speakers included 6 Secondary students, two faculty speakers, an alumnus, and a caregiver – what an incredible showcase from our compassionate and diverse community! The event was attended by students, caregivers, and faculty.

This year’s theme was “Entropy: Order in Chaos”. Speakers were challenged to craft impactful speeches that aligned with the theme, encouraging rich discussions and fostering meaningful connections.

This year's topics included: "Reflect to Grow", "Neurodivergency: Building Order Amongst Chaos", "Chaos for Creativity: Adapting to the Chaos in Our Lives", "The Chaos Balance", "Rwanda 1994: Chaos and Genocide Denialism", and "High Entropy, High Effort: Finding Freedom within Limitations".

TEDxYouth is a vibrant platform that empowers our community to share their unique stories and experiences. Beyond the inspiring talks, the event fostered lively audience discussions, allowing attendees to engage deeply with the speakers and connect with one another around the central theme.

Let's give a huge round of applause to all the speakers who took the stage, bravely sharing their experiences and ideas with us, and a huge shoutout to our students in NHS for organizing another successful and inspiring event.

 

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