Comment les jeunes gardent leurs racines en apprenant à partir | Alex Hu | TEDxArbutus Ridge Youth

Alex Hu, lycéen à St. John's School à Vancouver, partage son expérience de changements d'établissement et d'adaptation à des environnements inconnus. Son intervention montre que grandir implique d'accepter le changement tout en conservant les souvenirs, les valeurs et les expériences qui façonnent une personne. Il réfléchit à l'identité, à l'appartenance et à ce que signifie appeler un lieu « chez soi ». La conférence a été donnée lors d'un événement TEDx organisé de manière indépendante.

• Expérience personnelle de changements d'école et d'environnement
• Garder souvenirs et valeurs au fil des changements
• Identité, appartenance et sens de la notion de chez-soi

“How do we leave without losing everything that made the old place home?” Through his personal experience of changing schools and adapting to unfamiliar environments, Alex Hu explores how growing up involves embracing change while carrying the memories, values, and experiences that shape who we are. As he reflects, “We don't need to cut connections with an old home in order to have a new home.” Hi everyone, my name is Alex, and I am a high school student currently studying at St. John's School Vancouver. Over the past few years, I have studied in different schools and lived in different environments, which has given me the experience of constantly adjusting to new people, communities, and ways of life. These changes have made me think more about identity, belonging, and what it really means to call a place “home.” Outside of school, I enjoy sports such as badminton and running, as well as video editing and gaming. Through my TEDx talk, I hope to share some of my own experiences with leaving, adapting, and realizing that moving forward does not necessarily mean leaving everything behind. 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