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Management Lessons from the streets of India

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Management Lessons from the streets of India

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This assignment showed us how underrated the talent and power of India's streets are. Captain Raghu spoke about India's unorganized sector and what management lessons corporations can learn from this segment of people in the country. He examined the minute details of the streets of India and shattered generally held myths against this sector. Based on this informative video, we found ways to help marginalized, unorganized, and informal businesses in our area.

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In the "Management Lessons from the Streets of India" lecture, we learned how underrated the talent and power of India's streets are, even the unorganized sector. So, I decided to help a stationary. I helped a stationary that is near the society that I live in.

I helped them in the following way -

1. The product range was diversified to include complementary items like gifts or cards.

2. Special occasions were promoted to capitalize on holidays and events, boosting sales.

3. Eye-catching marketing materials were created to showcase unique offerings.

4. Social media platforms were leveraged, utilizing Instagram and Facebook to increase visibility.

5. Collaborative partnerships were forged with local businesses to cross-promote and attract more customers.

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In the "Management Lessons from the Streets of India" lecture, we learned how underrated the talent and power of India's streets are, even the unorganized sector. So I decided to help a specific vendor. I helped a flower vendor that comes into my society now and then.

How I helped them:

1) Suggested flower vendors sell sweets with the flowers they sell.

2 Asked them to promote their businesses during festive or special occasions to increase sales.

3) Offered marketing assistance by creating flyers or posters highlighting the unique offerings of flower vendors.

4) Asked them to promote their business on social media like Instagram, Facebook, etc.

5) Told them to collaborate with other vendors that can help.

This in turn improved their Business a bit more, at least I managed to attract more customers to them.

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The MUN was a great learning experience for the students of IBCP. MUNs simulate diplomatic experiences where students represent countries, engage in debates, and work to solve global issues. It's like a mini-United Nations, fostering skills such as public speaking and negotiation while providing a platform to delve into international affairs. This MUN offered a thrilling taste of diplomacy, allowing participants to tackle real-world problems and connect with peers globally. In this MUN, delegates are assigned countries or specific roles and are expected to research their positions thoroughly. They then engaged in formal debates, negotiations, and draft resolutions in an attempt to address and resolve the issues at hand.

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Debate- Whether China will surpass the US as the next superpower?

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Debate- Whether China will surpass the US as the next superpower?

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In this task, our class was divided into groups and tasked with creating presentations on the potential ascendance of China over the United States as the next global superpower. Each group passionately presented their perspectives, making compelling arguments that left the class in a state of indecision. Each team articulated their points convincingly, contributing to a thought-provoking discussion on whether China could surpass the United States as the next superpower.

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Engaging in this endeavor marked a novel experience for all of us, as we delved into an exploration of our International Baccalaureate Career-related Programme (IBCP) journey. This encompassed the detailed elaboration of our projects, activities, events, and workshops. The collaborative effort emerged as a key highlight, where each member of the group actively contributed to enhancing the appeal and informativeness of one another's websites. The significance of this effort was underscored by the knowledge that these websites would be registered in our portfolios, serving as a tangible representation of our collective IBCP experiences and achievements.

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YouTube is a video-sharing platform where users can upload, share, and view videos. It covers a wide range of topics, from entertainment and education to tutorials and vlogs. In this PPS class, we were asked to create YouTube Channels so that we can share our introductory videos on our websites more easily. Thanks to this video-sharing website, we can now also share other videos related to our assignments from other subjects.

Our YouTube Channel Links:

Azmah-https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwOou71_tixAcEkMldQeEig

Dwiti-

https://youtube.com/@DwitiPopat?feature=shared

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Applied Ethics And Intercultural Understanding

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Applied Ethics And Intercultural Understanding

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In PPS class, we saw a video regarding intercultural understanding and applied ethics. Applied ethics, also called practical ethics, is the application of ethics to real-world problems. Practical ethics attempts to answer the question of how people should act in specific situations. Intercultural understanding involves students learning about and engaging with diverse cultures in ways that recognize commonalities and differences, create connections with others, and cultivate mutual respect. After watching the video on intercultural understanding and applied ethics, our teacher then decided to create groups of four members. Each group decided to pick their topic from the video and debate about it.

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Debate- 6 Hardest 'Would You Rather' Dilemmas Ever

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Debate- 6 Hardest 'Would You Rather' Dilemmas Ever

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In the same PPS class as 'Applied Ethics and Intercultural Understanding', we watched a video on '6 Hardest 'Would You Rather' Dilemmas Ever'. This Video was about choosing between moral dilemmas and life-changing decisions and if you chose more As than Bs, it means that you're a person who has a strict moral code, and you try to stick to your principles no matter what. If you choose more Bs, you usually make decisions under the influence of your emotions. We then decided to debate on the topics that were in the video, the topics were:

1. A runaway train

2. A trolley out of control

3. A judge's dilemma

4. Your best friend's wedding

5. Reporting Robin Hood

6. A car crash and a killed pedestrian

7. Money and family

Each group decided to pick a topic from these and each 2 members in the group of 4 begin to debate with each other.

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Debate- To what extent is Canada important to India?

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Debate- To what extent is Canada important to India?

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Participating in this venture was a unique and enriching experience for our group, as we immersed ourselves in an exploration of our IBCP journey. This involved intricately detailing our projects, activities, events, and workshops. The collaborative aspect stood out as a major highlight, with each group member actively contributing to elevate the appeal and informational value of one another's websites. The importance of this endeavor was emphasized by the awareness that these websites would be officially included in our portfolios, offering a concrete manifestation of our shared IBCP experiences and accomplishments.

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In the PPS lecture, we learned what cultural differences are. Cultural differences, also known as cultural diversity, are the quality of diverse or different cultures as opposed to monoculture. Cultural differences arise constantly and are diffused throughout the physical world as people move, or through the Internet. Cultural differences range from differences in language and dress to body modification, beliefs, mores, landscapes, and even gear. In this lecture, we were all divided into groups and asked what the cultural differences are in business in every country and how they can break a deal.

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Debate- Is India's women's Reservation Bill a Major Step Forward ?

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Debate- Is India's women's Reservation Bill a Major Step Forward ?

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The Women's Reservation Bill in India is indeed a significant step forward in promoting gender equality and political representation. The bill proposes to reserve a certain percentage of seats in the Lok Sabha (lower house of Parliament) and state legislative assemblies for women. By ensuring a minimum representation of women in the political arena, it aims to address the historical underrepresentation of women in decision-making roles. However, the impact of the bill depends on its implementation and broader societal attitudes towards gender equality. While it is a positive move, it may not be a panacea for all the challenges faced by women in India. It's crucial to accompany such legislative measures with efforts to change cultural norms, empower women economically and socially, and address other barriers they may face to participating fully in public life.

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A CV, or curriculum vitae, is a document that provides a detailed overview of a person's professional and educational history. It typically includes information about work experience, education, skills, achievements, and other relevant details. It's commonly used when applying for jobs, scholarships, or academic positions. In this PPS class, we were asked to create a CV and resume, which will help us in the future when we go on to apply for colleges and jobs. We all created very creative and informative CVs that consisted of names, contact information, objectives, education, work experience, skills, achievements, certifications, languages, hobbies, and interests.

Our CV Links:

Azmah-https://www.canva.com/design/DAF4DlSNTHU/krlBcQP3PtwFeTkSsKhdrg/edit?utm_content=DAF4DlSNTHU&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton

Dwiti-

https://www.canva.com/design/DAF5IDhpGY4/BaWxsHICEyjYZ6X-6jrXjg/edit

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Effective communication is like a well-choreographed dance; it requires clarity, understanding, and a willingness to engage. It's not just about words; it's about conveying ideas, emotions, and intentions in a way that resonates with others. Active listening is a key partner in this dance; it shows that you value and respect the other person's perspective. Being mindful of your tone, body language, and the context of the conversation can make a huge difference. Sometimes, what isn't said speaks just as loudly as words. And of course, being open to feedback and adjusting your communication style accordingly is a surefire way to keep the conversation flowing smoothly. Each group presented a fantastic role play showcasing the importance of effective communication.