Eaint Choo Thwin @Tia, is a Secondary 1 student who embraces failure as a path to growth. While many avoid it, Tia sees failure as a daily opportunity to learn and innovate. In her talk, she highlights how iconic successes, like Post-it Notes and Penicillin, emerged from mistakes. Tia challenges the fear of failure, showing how it can lead to resilience, creativity, and new opportunities. Join her to discover why failure is not an obstacle but a stepping stone to success. Eaint Choo Thwin, a secondary 1 student, will dive into a rather critical topic: Failure. She thinks differently about failure compared to other people. Instead of avoiding it, she embraces it. She doesn’t mind when she fails. In fact, she loves failing so much that she does it every day. Join in on her talk to hear what she has to say about it. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

In her speech, Madeline Chen talks about how social media is changing politics, shaping opinions, and influencing elections "in a way that you might not even notice". Her recent observations and findings on the trends of politics on social media has motivated her to explore this topic further. As a passionate speaker and advocate, Madeline encourages her audience to look beyond social media and engage with politics in a more thoughtful way. In her speech, Madeline Chen talks about how social media is changing politics, shaping opinions, and influencing elections "in a way that you might not even notice". Her recent observations and findings on the trends of politics on social media has motivated her to explore this topic further. As a passionate speaker and advocate, Madeline encourages her audience to look beyond social media and engage with politics in a more thoughtful way. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Sarah Ahn explores the power of conversations and the wisdom gained from engaging with those who have lived through different experiences. Through asking simple yet profound questions, she has discovered valuable life lessons about fear, growth, and opportunity. Onstage, she encourages students to break their self-imposed limits, embrace learning beyond academics, and seek guidance from those around them—because sometimes, the best insights come from a single conversation. Sarah Ahn explores the power of conversations and the wisdom gained from engaging with those who have lived through different experiences. Through asking simple yet profound questions, she has discovered valuable life lessons about fear, growth, and opportunity. Onstage, she encourages students to break their self-imposed limits, embrace learning beyond academics, and seek guidance from those around them—because sometimes, the best insights come from a single conversation. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Stella Park explores how green chemistry can revolutionize industries by reducing pollution and promoting sustainable alternatives. Her passion for science and sustainability drives her to advocate for safer, eco-friendly chemical practices. Onstage, she highlights the power of green chemistry in shaping a more sustainable world and calls for action toward a sustainable future. Stella Park explores how green chemistry can revolutionize industries by reducing pollution and promoting sustainable alternatives. Her passion for science and sustainability drives her to advocate for safer, eco-friendly chemical practices. Onstage, she highlights the power of green chemistry in shaping a more sustainable world and calls for action toward a sustainable future. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Minju Kwak elucidates the reasons beyond senescence in relation to cellular damage, genetic programming, and environmental influences. In this process, she encourages the audience to take a healthy lifestyle by adopting anti-aging food and managing stress. It allows her to inquire into human nature with finite life duration due to the complicated biology beyond what makes us alive. Minju Kwak elucidates the reasons beyond senescence in relation to cellular damage, genetic programming, and environmental influences. In this process, she encourages the audience to take a healthy lifestyle by adopting anti-aging food and managing stress. It allows her to inquire into human nature with finite life duration due to the complicated biology beyond what makes us alive. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

Vihaan Tyagi, a passionate Secondary 1 student, is on a mission to prove parents wrong! He views cartoons through a unique lens—not as mere entertainment, but as a powerful tool for learning and growth. Vihaan believes that cartoons teach kids in a fun and engaging way, often without them even realizing it. Backed by research from prestigious universities like Oxford, Cambridge, and Harvard, Vihaan presents fascinating insights that challenge conventional beliefs. He delivers mind-blowing examples that are sure to leave his audience astonished. Join Vihaan in this captivating talk as he reveals why cartoons are far from a waste of time—they shape how we think, learn, and understand the world around us. Vihaan is a Secondary 1 student who wants to prove parents wrong! Vihaan sees cartoons from a different perspective rather than just entertainment. He wants to convey that cartoons make kids learn in a fun and engaging way without even realizing it. He proves his ideas through research conducted by famous universities such as Oxford, Cambridge, and Harvard. He shocks his audience by providing examples that blow their minds. Join Vihaan in this amazing and fascinating talk about cartoons which are not a waste of time! This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx