TEDxTaunggyi International School Youth

Speakers

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• Hay De Noe

  Secondary 6 student

  Hay De Noe is a Secondary 6 student from Taunggyi International School who admits she can be a little careless at times and often finds herself comparing her life with others. But behind that honesty is a deep curiosity about how the world works, especially in business, the economy, and the everyday reality people live in. She hopes to encourage especially young people to see the truth of how easily we get lost online and encourage them to reflect upon themselves through her talk.

• Khun Kyaw Zin Thway

  Secondary 5 student

  Khun Kyaw Zin Thway is a Secondary 5 student from Taunggyi International School. Driven by curiosity and deep focus, he often finds himself eager to learn everything about topics that capture his interest. He enjoys thinking about the world scientifically using facts and logic rather than careless reasoning. That's why he aims to help people, young or old, understand that everything around us, from the food we eat to the way we behave, can be explained through sound reasoning. By using both famous and personal examples, he hopes to inspire others to recognize their strengths and learn how to build them.

• Nang Zun Pan Moh

  Secondary 5 student

  Nang Zun Pan Moh is a Secondary 5 student from Taunggyi International School. She has spent a majority of her life pursuing her own views on the world and eventually found a hook in creation. She likes to explore different kinds of art forms such as painting, music, crafting, writing, and so on. Her unique views on the world and a positively apathetic attitude to failure and judgement are something that she learned to develop along with her pursuit of art. Drawing from this passion, she is eager to share her views on the world and inspire the new generation.

• Sai Aom Hart

  Secondary 3 student

  Sai Aom Hart knows what it feels like to freeze in front of a crowd. Once convinced he “wasn’t meant” to speak publicly, he gradually learned to turn fear into fuel. His turning point came when he had to face his own fears, and speak out about his own interests That experience reshaped how he sees confidence, communication, and courage. Today, he shares relatable stories and practical tools that help students and professionals overcome stage fright, trust their voice, and speak with authenticity. His mission is simple: to show that confidence isn’t born.