Contagious Inspiration and the 'I Can' Bug

The video discusses the power of contagious ideas, focusing on the 'I Can' mindset. It highlights the Riverside School's approach to embedding real-world learning, which empowers students to lead change. The initiative expanded from the school to the city of Ahmedabad, and eventually across India, encouraging children to tackle societal issues. The speaker emphasizes the potential of children when adults believe in them, drawing parallels to Gandhi's influence.

What is the 'I Can' bug described as in the video?

• A computer virus

• A mindset of empowerment

• A contagious disease

• A type of insect

At what age did the speaker first get infected with the 'I Can' bug?

• 27

• 17

• 7

• 37

What real-world activity did Riverside students engage in to learn about child rights?

• Building a school

• Rolling incense sticks

• Planting trees

• Cooking meals

How did the academic performance of Riverside students compare to other schools?

• They were not assessed

• They outperformed the top 10 schools

• They performed the same

• They performed worse

What significant change did the city of Ahmedabad make for children?

• Offered free transportation

• Built new schools

• Closed streets for playgrounds

• Provided free meals

What title did Ahmedabad earn due to its child-friendly initiatives?

• The richest city

• The most populated city

• The cleanest city in India

• India's first child-friendly city

How many children were empowered in the nationwide movement?

• 100,000

• 50,000

• 10,000

• 200,000

What was the simple challenge given to children across India?

• To write a book

• To build a robot

• To change a billion lives

• To travel the world

Which historical figure is mentioned as a symbol of change?

• Jawaharlal Nehru

• Subhas Chandra Bose

• Mahatma Gandhi

• Bhagat Singh

What does the speaker suggest is necessary to spread the 'I Can' mindset?

• Belief in children

• Government intervention

• More funding

• Technological advancements