RSIf8 Roll no.49 Tedx Talk no.26 TEDx Talk Review:TEDx Talk Review: “What Makes You Special?” — Mariana Atencio🌟 What makes you truly special? Is it your talent, your personality, your culture, or the way you see the world? 🌍💫 In this inspiring TEDx Talk, journalist **Mariana Atencio** shares a powerful message about embracing our uniqueness and understanding the value of being different. 💡 **Key Lessons from This Talk:** 🌟 **Embrace Your Uniqueness:** Never be ashamed of what makes you different. Your individuality is your strength. 💪 **Believe in Yourself:** Don't change who you are just to fit in with others. Be confident in your identity and abilities. 🤝 **Respect Differences:** Everyone has a unique background, story, and perspective. Treat others with kindness and understanding. ❤️ **Celebrate Your Identity:** Your experiences, culture, and personal qualities help shape the person you are. This talk reminds us that we don't need to be like everyone else to be valuable. Instead of hiding our differences, we should celebrate them and use them to make a positive difference in the world. 🌈✨ 🎯 **My Takeaway:** Be yourself, appreciate others, and remember that your uniqueness is something to be proud of! 💬 **What makes YOU special?** Share your thoughts in the comments! 👍 Like | 💭 Comment | 🔄 Share | 🔔 Follow for more TEDx Talk reviews and inspiring lessons. #TEDxTalk #MarianaAtencio #WhatMakesYouSpecial #TEDxReview #BeYourself #EmbraceYourUniqueness #SelfConfidence #SelfAcceptance #PersonalGrowth #Inspiration #Motivation #PositiveThinking #BelieveInYourself #CelebrateDifferences #LifeLessons #StudentLearning #AyeshAhmed

RSIF8 Roll no 77 Movie review no 9 movie topic wonder 🌟 **Wonder — A Story That Touches the Heart!** ❤️ *Wonder* is an inspiring movie that teaches us that true beauty is not about appearance, but about kindness, courage, and the way we treat others. 🥰 Auggie is a young boy who faces many challenges because of his appearance. Despite the struggles, he stays strong and shows the world the power of courage, friendship, and kindness. 💙✨ This beautiful story reminds us to **accept others, never judge people by their appearance, and always choose kindness.** 🤝🌍 📖 Everyone has a story, and sometimes the person who looks different can teach us the most important lessons about life. 🌟 🎬 *Wonder* is more than just a movie—it is a lesson about kindness, acceptance, and believing in yourself. ❤️ #WonderMovie #Wonder #Kindness #Courage #Friendship #Acceptance #Inspiration #LifeLessons #BeKind #NeverJudge #PositiveThinking #Motivation #Education #MovieReview 🎬✨

🎬 Episode #299 – Rehan Foundation Interview Series In this episode, we are joined by [Serenity Peace], an inspiring mentor, coach, entrepreneur, and advocate whose personal journey shows how life-changing experiences can become a source of strength, purpose, and empowerment. After beating bowel cancer, she faced another major chapter in her life — learning to live with a stoma (ostomy), a medical bag attached to the abdomen to collect waste after surgery. Rather than allowing this change to limit her life, she chose to turn her experience into something meaningful. She realised that there was a lack of beautiful, comfortable, and empowering lingerie designed for people living with an ostomy. This inspired her to create her own designs using lace and cotton jersey, helping people feel more confident and comfortable in their bodies. Her journey didn't stop there. She went on to mentor and coach people adjusting to life with a stoma, providing practical and emotional guidance to help them adapt, rebuild their confidence, and live their best lives. Through social media and storytelling, she also works to **break the stigma and barriers surrounding ostomy**, reminding people that a stoma is not something to be ashamed of — it can be something that saved a life, restored freedom, and gave someone another opportunity to live. In this inspiring conversation, we explore: • Her journey of overcoming bowel cancer • Adjusting to life with a stoma and ostomy bag • The emotional challenges that come with major life changes • How she transformed her personal experience into a meaningful mission • Creating beautiful and empowering lingerie for people with ostomies • Body confidence, self-worth, and embracing your new reality • Breaking the stigma surrounding stomas and ostomy bags • Helping others overcome fear, embarrassment, and uncertainty • Her work as a mentor and coach • The importance of practical and emotional support after life-changing surgery • Turning difficult experiences into purpose • How to continue living fully after an unexpected change in life • Her message for anyone struggling to accept a new chapter This episode is a powerful conversation about resilience, confidence, acceptance, purpose, and the courage to live life fully. Because sometimes, the experience that changes your life can also become the experience that gives your life a new purpose. 📌 Part of the Rehan Foundation Interview Series 🎥 Episode #299 🌍 Foreigner Episode #27 Rehan Allahwala Shahrukh Ali

RSIF8 Roll No:86 Task No:22 Task topic:"Okay" - The Story Behind the World's Favorite Word 💬 “Okay” is one of the most used words in the world! It can mean agreement, peace, understanding, or simply that everything is fine. 😊 Sometimes a small “Okay” can calm worries, end confusion, and make conversations smoother. 🌈✨ 🗣️ In daily life, we say “Okay” to friends, family, classmates, and coworkers. It’s a short word, but it carries kindness, patience, and acceptance. 🤝💖 Whether you’re starting a journey or facing challenges, saying “Okay” can mean you’re ready to move forward with confidence. 🚀🌍 🌻 Life is not always perfect, but being “Okay” reminds us that we can stay positive even during difficult moments. 💪☀️ It teaches us to accept situations, stay calm, and continue growing stronger every day. 🌱✨ 💫 Sometimes “Okay” is more powerful than long speeches because it shows understanding and peace. Keep smiling, keep believing, and remember — it’s perfectly okay to not have everything figured out. 😊🌸 #Okay #PositiveVibes #StayStrong #SmileMore #GoodEnergy #SimpleWords #Peace #Confidence #Motivation #LifeQuotes #HappyMind #KeepGoing #BePositive #Inspiration #DailyThoughts

RSIF8 ROLL # 108 TASK 22 CALL ANNIE #02 **“Okay” – The Story Behind the World’s Favorite Word** Have you ever wondered where the simple word **“Okay”** came from? This short and interesting story explores the surprising history of one of the world’s most widely recognized words. The word **“OK”** first appeared in print in 1839 as a humorous abbreviation of **“oll korrect,”** a playful misspelling of “all correct.” It later became even more widely known through the 1840 U.S. presidential campaign of Martin Van Buren, whose nickname was **“Old Kinderhook.”** Today, we use **“Okay”** to express agreement, understanding, acceptance, or that everything is fine. From a newspaper joke to everyday conversations around the world, the journey of “Okay” is truly fascinating. Watch the video to discover the story behind this little word with a big history

🎬 Episode #299 – Rehan Foundation Interview Series In this episode, we are joined by [Serenity Peace], an inspiring mentor, coach, entrepreneur, and advocate whose personal journey shows how life-changing experiences can become a source of strength, purpose, and empowerment. After beating bowel cancer, she faced another major chapter in her life — learning to live with a stoma (ostomy), a medical bag attached to the abdomen to collect waste after surgery. Rather than allowing this change to limit her life, she chose to turn her experience into something meaningful. She realised that there was a lack of beautiful, comfortable, and empowering lingerie designed for people living with an ostomy. This inspired her to create her own designs using lace and cotton jersey, helping people feel more confident and comfortable in their bodies. Her journey didn't stop there. She went on to mentor and coach people adjusting to life with a stoma, providing practical and emotional guidance to help them adapt, rebuild their confidence, and live their best lives. Through social media and storytelling, she also works to **break the stigma and barriers surrounding ostomy**, reminding people that a stoma is not something to be ashamed of — it can be something that saved a life, restored freedom, and gave someone another opportunity to live. In this inspiring conversation, we explore: • Her journey of overcoming bowel cancer • Adjusting to life with a stoma and ostomy bag • The emotional challenges that come with major life changes • How she transformed her personal experience into a meaningful mission • Creating beautiful and empowering lingerie for people with ostomies • Body confidence, self-worth, and embracing your new reality • Breaking the stigma surrounding stomas and ostomy bags • Helping others overcome fear, embarrassment, and uncertainty • Her work as a mentor and coach • The importance of practical and emotional support after life-changing surgery • Turning difficult experiences into purpose • How to continue living fully after an unexpected change in life • Her message for anyone struggling to accept a new chapter This episode is a powerful conversation about resilience, confidence, acceptance, purpose, and the courage to live life fully. Because sometimes, the experience that changes your life can also become the experience that gives your life a new purpose. 📌 Part of the Rehan Foundation Interview Series 🎥 Episode #299 🌍 Foreigner Episode #27 Rehan Allahwala Shahrukh Ali

RSIF8 Roll Number: 49 Call Annie no.19 Call Annie Topic: Alright **"Alright"** is a common English expression used to show agreement, acceptance, understanding, or reassurance. It is often used in everyday conversations to respond positively, check on someone's well-being, or begin and end discussions in a friendly way. Although **"all right"** is generally preferred in formal writing, **"alright"** is widely accepted in informal communication. Learning how and when to use "alright" helps improve English speaking skills and makes conversations sound more natural. It teaches us the importance of clear communication, polite responses, and expressing our thoughts with confidence. Understanding everyday expressions like "alright" enables learners to communicate more effectively in real-life situations. **#Alright #EnglishExpressions #Communication #SpeakingSkills #Vocabulary #LearnEnglish #Education #FoundationClass #RSF8 #RollNumber49 #LanguageLearning #LifeSkills #EnglishLearning**

RSIF8 Roll no 68 Task no 113 Task topic; ### "Alright" – How This Simple Affirmation Came to Be In this interesting topic, we explore the simple word **“Alright”** and how it became a common part of everyday communication. From showing agreement and acceptance to saying that everything is fine, “Alright” can have many meanings depending on the situation and tone. 🎙️ Join **Talk with Annie** for a simple and engaging conversation about the history, meaning, and everyday use of this familiar word.

Call Annine NO:3 Class: foundation level 📚 Made by Me 💻🚀 rool no:13 Okay – The Story Behind the World’s Favorite Word Have you ever stopped to think about how often you say the word “okay”? It is one of the most common words used in daily conversations, yet very few people know the fascinating story behind it. In this 5-minute discussion with Annie, we explore the origins, history, and global impact of a simple word that has become a universal part of human communication. The word “okay,” often written as OK, is recognized and understood in almost every corner of the world. Whether you are speaking English, Urdu, Arabic, Chinese, Spanish, or any other language, there is a good chance that people will understand what you mean when you say “okay.” It is used to express agreement, approval, understanding, acceptance, or confirmation. From casual conversations with friends to important business meetings, the word has found its place in every aspect of modern life. The history of “okay” dates back to the United States in the 1830s. One popular explanation suggests that it began as a humorous abbreviation of the intentionally misspelled phrase “Oll Korrect,” meaning “All Correct.” During that period, playful abbreviations were fashionable, and “OK” became one of the few that survived the test of time. Its popularity grew rapidly during political campaigns and through newspapers, eventually becoming a standard part of the English language. What makes “okay” truly remarkable is its versatility. It can be used in many different ways depending on the situation and tone of voice. For example, it can mean “yes,” “I understand,” “I agree,” “everything is fine,” or simply acknowledge that a message has been received. Few words in any language can perform so many functions while remaining easy to understand. As communication technology evolved, “okay” became even more important. It appeared in telegrams, radio communications, telephone conversations, emails, text messages, and social media posts. Today, it is used billions of times every day around the world. The word's simplicity and flexibility have helped it cross cultural and linguistic boundaries, making it one of

RSIF 8 Roll no 93 Ted talk no 1 Task topic: "What makes you special?" – Mariana Atencio.Bilkul — agar aap **video post ki description/caption** chahte hain, to yeh use karein: 🎤 **TEDx Talk Review: “What Makes You Special?” – Mariana Atencio** Today, I watched the inspiring TEDx Talk **“What Makes You Special?” by Mariana Atencio** and learned an important lesson about **identity, confidence, and being different**. The talk explains that every person has a unique story, background, culture, and life experience. Instead of comparing ourselves with others, we should accept who we are and appreciate the qualities that make us different. 🌟 **My Key Learnings:** • Be proud of your identity. • Don't be afraid to be different. • Learn from your personal experiences. • Respect other people's differences. • Use your uniqueness as a strength. • Be confident in who you are. I recorded my review in **English and Urdu** to share what I learned from this TEDx Talk. 💡 **My biggest takeaway:** “Being special is not about being perfect. It is about accepting yourself and appreciating what makes you unique.” Thank you for watching my review! ❤️ #TEDx #MarianaAtencio #WhatMakesYouSpecial #TEDTalk #SelfAcceptance #BeYourself #Confidence #PersonalGrowth #Motivation #Learning #Inspiration #EnglishReview #UrduReview #Unique #LifeLessons