Student Voices in Action at MUIDS As part of their final assessment for the U2 theme “Power, Agency, and Voice”, Grade 11 and Honors English students at MUIDS delivered powerful, original persuasive speeches on topics that truly resonated with them. 
Through this activity, students demonstrated a strong understanding of rhetorical appeals and devices, along with confident public speaking skills. Their thought-provoking topics reflected impressive critical thinking and social awareness. 
Some of the topics included:
“Generative A.I. causes a degradation of the human mind.” “Schools should teach financial literacy.” “Perfectionism is making teens more prone to eating disorders.” “Carpe diem, seize the day!” “Destiny by decision.” “Curiosity is more important for success than intelligence.”
This inspiring showcase highlighted how MUIDS students use their voices to question, persuade, and shape ideas that truly matter.
