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I think Adora is trying to say adults have screwed up many things and adults should learn from kids

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I think that Adora is trying to say that kids have often been misunderstood and labeled as "wrong" just because adults think that they are too young to understand real life situations. Adora thinks that adults should give kids a chance to be understood.

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I think that Adora is trying to tell everyone that it doesn't matter what your age is and that you can do what ever you want even though you are really young. She thinks that the word 'childish' is very discriminating and shouldn't be used.

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I believe that the perspective that Adora is trying to give us is that age discrimination is something that is not supposed to be happening. She thinks thinks that the term "Childish" is age discriminatory and thinks that this word should be banned. She wants everyone to understand that age doesn't matter.

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I think Adora is trying to teach us that grown ups are also responsible and should be held accountable for acting in an immature way. I think she is also trying to teach us that kids should get a chance to and that age doesn't matter.

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I think that her perspective is different than other kids because kids should get as much chances as adults do. As it says in the video she stands up for and talks mostly to adults, students and teachers.

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I think that Adora's perspective is probably a huge breakthrough for everyone. Really, kids have a different perspective of the known world. I think that kids can change the world. Instead, adults are calling kids 'childish' and 'immature'  and to 'wait until you are older, because then you can make a difference'. The adults are holding the kids back from the amazing things they can do. They are lowering their own children's confidence by doing so. A lot of kids, like Ann Frank, Emma Watson, and Millie Bobby Brown are making a difference. When Emma Watson was young, she because a model for hundreds of kids by playing Hermione in the Sorcerer's Stone. Ann Frank and Millie Bobby Brown were also less than 20 when they changed the world. I think that the main point of the speech was to show that kids can do things that are amazing. The parents will have to step aside and might even learn a few things. The parents are supposed to shape their children into better people then they ever were.

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I think that Adoras perspective is that she wants to change the worlds mind set and make sure that all people are seen and heard

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Adora's perspective is that adults can learn things from kids

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Adora's perspective is to have higher expectations for kids, because we're the next generation. She says that the word "childish" can correspond with adults too.

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I think her perspective is that kids can grow up to be adults and that they should be trusted more. She talks about how her generation (AKA kids) should get an opportunity for things. She jokes a bit on how a childrens publisher didn't publish her book as a kid.

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I think Adora's perspective is that kids should get a chance to do something most adults do and saying that for herself and other kids as well

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I think Adora's perspective is that adults could learn many things from kids. She believes that dreams lead to reality. Kids dream about perfection more than adults do. Publishers did not want to publish her book because they said they didn't trust children.

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I think Adora is trying to persuade us that kids are useful, better than adults at something. Most of their talents are shadowed by adults telling them discouraging stuff and calling them "too young" and "childish."

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I think that Adora wants to change how adults think of kids. She probably does not approve of the word "childish". I would not care at all about this "childish" stuff. I do not quite agree with her. I think that the world is already fair enough with this adult and child thing. This is how I think. But, since this video is recorded in 2010, things must have been very different at that time. Anyways, I think that she is still a-pritty-good at public speaking and all.

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I think Adora's perspective is that adults should listen to kids more and not set as many restrictions. She wants kids to have a say in what they are doing. We are the next generation, so we should have an equal opportunity and voice as the adults because we will be the next generation and hopefully be better than our parents

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Adora is a person who will not stand for being called childish and immature. We are the future of tomorrow, so why aren't we treated better? I think that is what she is trying to say.

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Adora's perspective is not that adults are bad but that kids are going to be better. She says this because the kids are going to be the future generation so they should be listened to and be treated the same as adults. Just because kids are younger does not mean that they are incapable of doing amazing things.

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I think that Adora is a person who see's where we can  make changes and tell people about them. So the changes she see's happens.

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Adora feels that kids should have an equal opportunity to have a voice and make a difference in the world like adults. Adora thinks that kids are being discriminated by adults in the fact that we're younger than them. I think that Adora wants all adults to see the potential in children and think about the word childish. Perhaps Adora believes that adults should think about things like a kid would. Thinking about how they might feel having their voice unheard. From what I heard in the Ted Talk really inspired me. It makes me believe that I can achieve what I want at age 12. I agree with Adora's statement and I feel that kids should help make a difference to the world and be the future.

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I think Adora is trying to make changes. Think about it, it's frustrating to be called "childish" or "immature" and other stuff like that. It makes you feel like you don't get a say. Adora was our age when she did this. So we can relate to her. She's right, one day we are all going to grow up and be adults. But as of now, we're barely teenagers. So, for now, we would like to be treated with respect, and have a say in what goes on without our ideas being ruled out because we're only 12 or 11.

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What is Adora's perspective?