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The greatest lesson that I learned in this documentary was that even though the Holocaust already happened a while ago, a lot of amazing people helped out and made a difference to honor the people that were killed. I also learned that little steps can make a big effect and difference to the world.

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I learned that don’t be mean to one group and I thought it was cool that a small town could make a big impact

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The main lesson that viewing this documentary has taught me is to try and ,are a change to honor others. Whitwell portrayed this by honoring the people who’s lives were lost, just by simply using paper clips. They never gave up even when they had 150,000, they ended up getting 29 million.

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For every paper clip, one person was that paper clip. Good people put their love for other people

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The most profound lesson the document taught me is that prejudice is still happening in the world and it is a terrible thing, but people can stop it by doing whatever they can, whether it be telling someone to stop being mean, or making a memorial like the kids in Witwell.

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What lesson this documentary has taught me is that you can make a big change in the world even if it is by small steps it become more effective.

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I think the lesson is that people can do a lot, and make lots of awareness, by just having these paperclips represent the Holocaust. What i’m Saying is, is that a little object, such as a paper clip, can tell so much about the past, and be used today as a symbol to represent the Holocaust.

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This documentary has taught me to never stereotype, and to always think before I say something. It has also taught me that one ordinary group of people can make a HUGE change in the world.

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The most profound lesson that I learned was that only a couple people can make a large difference.

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I think the lesson is that there is a lot in the world that is not always good but to work past it because the holocaust survivors said it.

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The most profound lesson I learned from watching the documentary is that people care about the lives that were destroyed in the Holocaust, and that they want to do something to make the world better, and to make sure a tragic event like that will never happen again.

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The documentary taught me that people are taking actions to prevent these kinds of bad things from happening. It showed me that people who are not really noticed decided to take an action to understand what bad things have happened.

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The lesson that i learned is that there is so much hate going around the world that some people forgot how to be thoughtful, but some people are still so caring for things and those are the good people

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There are still people out there trying to change and help other people get ether and fix things that are still wrong. Everyone can make a difference.

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That genocied is really bad and can kill a lot of people and that people really did not like what happen and made many memorials for the 11 million that died in the holocust

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There are many profound lessons that this documentary has taught me, but two stick out to me. The first one is that everyone can make a difference, even if you start out with 1 tiny little paper clip. The second lesson I learned is that even though there is so much hate in the world, there is also a lot of love. Our job is to overpower hate with love to make sure nothing like this ever happens again.

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The lesson that I’ve learned is that there are people in the world that want to make a difference and you are able to make a difference.

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The biggest lesson I learned was to support and remember the people who died in the Holocaust and also to help the survivors with their struggles and help them share their story with others. This was very meaningful to me.

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I learned that even though some people are different then me, they should still be treated with respect because they are human. I learned that even there is hatered in the world, we can still make it better.

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The biggest lesson that I learned is that doing little things to improve not the world but a community, doesn’t have to start out great but it will increase over time and will make a big impact on so many things. And those little things turn into something great, but they don’t always impact on just somethings, it also changes the way people feel but how they start to act differently.

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The lesson I learned in this documentary is that no matter how much hatred the world has there is still hope and there are people that care about the people that suffered horribly.

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The lesson that the documentary has taught me is people still care and want to do something about the terrible things that happened and want to remember it so they can teach the wrong doing of humanity so we never forget.

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I think the meaning of teaching it was because the holacoast was a bad thing that we need to teach the future generations about it becuse your actions have consequences. But I like how this school took it the next step and made a project.

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The lesson that this documentary taught me is that there are amazing people out there that are trying to prevent these genicides from happening by showing people that they care.

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The most profound lesson that this documentary thought me, was that people could make a difference even if they’re just normal people like us.

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The biggest lesson that I learned from watching the movie Paper Clips was that even thought bad things happen in the world that you don’t want to talk about and learn about, the best thing to do is to educate people why it is horrible and way it should never happen again. And that even kids and young adults can make a diffrence that can touch your heart.

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The biggest thing that I’ve learned is that there are good people in the world that want to do good things, and that everyone can make a difference no matter your age.

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I learned that you should care for others and a small action can impact other people around the world and make a big difference.

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This documentary taught me that no matter how big or small you are you can be the differents that can change the world.

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The biggest lesson that I learned was that their were way, way, way too  many people killed in the holocaust, and that people really should never try to do somthing like what hitler, and instead do somthing to make it up and make it better like the kids at Whitwell did.

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It taught me that doing something small can impact a whole community. Even if you are young. You also have a voice to speak up. Anyone should be able to talk in a project.

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The biggest lesson I learned from the documentary is that you need to learn and accept what is in the world. Rather than trying to exterminate everything you aren't too fond of, you should instead try to make peace with it as to not drive yourself insane. With so much hate and anger, it can build up if you don’t let it out at some point, and sooner rather than later is a much better option. It could eventually lead to genocide if the hatred hasn’t dissolved.

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The lesson I learned was that all of the hate i the world that some people can make a change.

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The documentary taught me even with the small things you can help people. Another important detail it taught me was that it is not nice to be racist to ANYONE. The third thing it taught me was that treat others like how you would be treated.

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The lesson I learned was that even a small town could make a huge difference and they never gave up even when they were only getting about 2 letters a week. They kept the project going, and with all of their hard work they ended up with over 29 million paper clips when they thought they wouldn’t even be able to get 6 Million.

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I think the biggest lesson i Learned while watching this was that such a small thing can make such a large difference in so many different ways. Thinking that just one middle school put there minds to a projects and never gave up made such a big movement in a good way.

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Even though the world can show hate, evil, prejudice, there will always be people to stop it. No matter how big or small the evil, someone will be there to speak out and raise awareness. We can all be like those people who stand up, it dosent mean we need to make a big gesture. Anyone, including you, can stop hate in your own way now matter how big or small.

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The most profound lesson I learned was that stereotypes towards anyone is harmful. Obviously, there was lots of prejudice and stereotyping during the Holocaust, but in the documentary, the vice principal gave examples. He talked about how HE often stereotyped people from the Northern part of America, as Northerners stereotypes Southerners. It was mentioned in the documentary that the town in Tennessee wasn’t very diverse, which caused some prejudice and stereotyping. So, the documentary taught me that prejudice and stereotyping is harmful, no matter who or what it’s aimed at.

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The most profound lesseon that I learned from this movie is that even though its just a paper clip, the whole commounity takes it in as a respected person and honors that one paper clip and all the others with it.

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That anyone can make a difference like just collecting paperclips  has made a huge impact now getting people to talk about the Holocaust and not just thinking it was bad even remembering all the people who were killed and everyone who donated a paperclip  to make this happen

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This movie has taught me to be a better person and to think twice before doing something I might regret later. Because even though the holocaust happened a long while ago, so many people today care so much about it.

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I think that the most profound thing that was viewed from the documentary was to treat other the way you want to be treated. I also think that another lesson from this is to think of others as they are humans like you with emotions.

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They biggest lesson I learned is the smallest things can impact on other peoples views and there still is hope.

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A lesson that i learned from this is that when people come together, they can change the world. Even a town as small as whitwell Tennessee changed many peoples lives. They changed the world by having many people reflect on the holocaust, and because of this many peoples lives could be changed. This may be a bit over dramatic but they could of stopped people from killing, or starting, a genocide because it shows that many people were changed by the holocaust, and the people who were killed weren’t the only lives who changed.

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The biggest lesson I learned when I watched this was that everyone can make a difference in the world, no matter what other people say.

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The most profound lesson was that even if you’re only a kid or a middle school student, you can make a difference and show that you know and care about what happens in the world.

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I think the biggest lesson I learned in this documentary is treat others the way you want to be treated and that little acts of kindness matter

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The lesson that this documentary taught me was take action, do something about whatever is bothering you. Don’t be afraid to act. These actions can impact so many people around the world.

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The biggest lesson i have learned is that you can always change something. Like the school change something with all the paperclips. So basically is that you can always change something.

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The biggest lesson that I learned from watching this documentary was that,  it doesn’t just take one person to make a change yes,  it could start the change but you have to get evreyone and then it will work.

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The lesson i learned was that teaching people about the holocaust can’t affect the past but can change the future in so many ways!

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There are still people trying to make a difference and show that somethings are not right but they are still happening

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The lesson that this documentary taught me was that some thing that you strive for can turn out, but it takes patience. This is movie is a good example because at a time the kids only had 150,000 but they ended up with 29 million!