Who Faces Bigger Learning Challenges? | Teuku Rafli Fandy Idris | TEDxSemesta School Youth

Fandy discusses why children seem to learn new things faster than adults. He notes that parents often struggle with new technology or languages, finding them difficult, while children pick things up quickly. Scientists explain that children's brains are "plastic," meaning flexible, with new connections forming rapidly. Adults, however, are typically busy with work, bills, and major decisions, leading to mental fatigue. By the time they have a chance to learn, their brains are at 5% energy. While kids also face challenges like school and exam pressure, they have more time for curiosity and play, with clear, ready-to-learn brains. Fandy suggests that adults can still keep their brains healthy and young by following five "kids' codes": dedicate real time to learning, don't fear mistakes, focus on small pieces, stop overthinking, and most importantly, be playful. Learning is a lifelong process, regardless of age.