Kiran Sethi: Kids, take charge

The video discusses the contagious nature of inspiration and the 'I Can' mindset, which empowers children to believe in their ability to effect change. It highlights the Riverside School's approach to integrating real-world learning, leading to increased student competence and well-being. The 'I Can' mindset spread from Riverside to Ahmedabad, transforming it into a child-friendly city, and further expanded across India, empowering 100,000 children to tackle societal issues. The video concludes with a call to action, inspired by Gandhiji, to spread this mindset to millions more.

What is the 'I Can' bug as described by the speaker?

• A contagious disease

• A type of computer virus

• A new educational tool

• A mindset of empowerment and capability

How did the speaker first get infected with the 'I Can' bug?

• By reading a book

• Through a family member

• By interacting with supportive adults in college

• During a school trip

What unique method did Riverside School use to teach about child rights?

• Conducting a field trip to a factory

• Making students roll incense sticks for hours

• Hosting a guest lecture

• Organizing a debate competition

What was the result of empowering children at Riverside School?

• They ignored their studies

• They focused only on arts

• They excelled academically and socially

• They became more helpless

What initiative did the children of Riverside start in Ahmedabad?

• A city-wide child-friendly campaign

• A sports tournament

• A science fair

• A new school curriculum

How did the 'I Can' mindset spread across India?

• Through a government mandate

• By empowering children with a toolkit and challenges

• Via a television program

• Through a series of workshops for adults

What historical figure does the speaker reference as a symbol of change?

• Nelson Mandela

• Mahatma Gandhi

• Albert Einstein

• Mother Teresa