Palabras pequeñas, grandes posibilidades | Luciana OrRico Gomes | TEDxDesign Tech HS

Una estudiante de secundaria presenta en una charla TEDx la idea de que un pequeño gesto de aliento de un profesor puede cambiar lo que una persona cree posible. Partiendo de un periodo de dudas sobre sí misma, la oradora plantea que la creencia y el apoyo ayudan a poner en práctica habilidades que ya se poseen. La charla se dio en un evento TEDx organizado de forma independiente por una comunidad local. También presenta sus proyectos, entre ellos una iniciativa contra la soledad y la exclusión en su colegio y un juego de supervivencia narrativo realizado con National Geographic.

• El aliento de un profesor puede cambiar la percepción de un estudiante sobre lo posible
• La creencia y el apoyo ayudan a usar habilidades que ya se tienen
• Fundadora de Bracelet Making Connection: Givers Get Club

A small act of encouragement can change what a person believes is possible. Drawing on a teacher’s recognition of her potential during a period of self-doubt, this talk argues that belief and support help people act on abilities they already possess. I’m a high school student passionate about creativity, community impact, and designing meaningful experiences. Whether I’m leading a project, building a game concept, developing an app, or running a kindness-centered club, I care about solving real problems in innovative, human-centered ways. I’m the founder of Bracelet Making Connection: Givers Get Club, an initiative focused on combating loneliness and exclusion at my school by anonymously creating bracelets for every student. Through this project, I’ve built skills in project management, organization, team leadership, and community engagement. I've collaborated with National Geographic on a youth innovation challenge, designing a narrative survival game that teaches an explorer mindset through interactive storytelling. I also work in my school’s PR team, creating visual campaigns and managing creative direction for student-facing events. 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