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https://youtu.be/RCT5HsUi7VE
3 min

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https://youtu.be/coxgFQvgmZQ
6 min

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Living on One – Hunger and Tortilla (3) 

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Living on One – Hunger and Tortilla (3) 

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https://youtu.be/mynnhDFRFYY
6 min

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Living on One – (Not) Going to School (7) 

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Living on One – (Not) Going to School (7) 

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https://youtu.be/ayTRujPD-14
6 min

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1) How do you feel knowing that so many people live on a dollar a day? → one-word ans
2) Would you do the same? Why or why not → long ans

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1) Do you take clean water for granted? → poll
2) Other than the reasons mentioned above, why is clean water so important? → short-ans

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1) Has this video compelled you to monitor your consumption habits and reduce food wastage?
2) How would you make use of Singapore’s surplus food resources to help people suffering from starvation in the countries mentioned in the video? (Taking into account limitations from Covid-19 etc). ---> Long ans

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1) How do you feel about the language barrier hindering people in so many ways? → one word ans
2) Knowing that many cannot go to school because of costs or cultural expectations, do you feel that you take your education for granted? → poll
3) What do you think about the difference in education between Singapore and Guatemala? → long ans

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Click on each of the documentaries, watch and pay attention to the main themes of Poverty, Lack of Water and Sanitation, Hunger and Education.

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Write reflections according to each of the prompts in each section on this Padlet.

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1) shocked
2) probably not since I might get sick from not eating

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1) Stunned
2) I would try not to live on one dollar a day because it could result in unwanted consequences (such as not having enough money for emergencies, or for food and basic necessities). Also I really don't understand how one dollar is sustainable.

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1. Privileged.
2. Perhaps not. I would be too scared to do so. I cannot imagine how living under such circumstances would be like. One dollar is what we toss into a fountain to make a wish…

I have a question: does one dollar means one USD?

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1. upset
2. i probably would not as it would not be very doable in todays society

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1. Sad:(((
2. If I had a choice, I don't think so as in society today, $1 is not enough to survive on:(

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1) yes
2) clean water is important as water is an essential part of our lives and is necessary for us to survive. it is a basic necessity (if we don't have water we might die), with clean water, we can function better and our bodies can work as they are supposed to.

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1. Yes, we do. I sometimes refuse to drink water from water coolers. Meanwhile, these people are drinking water that are not only unsafe for drinking, but inconvenient to access.

2. This is very obvious.

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1. shocked
2. I most probably would not do so because it seems so daunting to just be living on a single dollar, the amount of money i spend on a single meal in school is already more than a dollar, it is difficult to imagine how life would be living a day with any less of that.

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1. yes
2. having clean water is a basic human need and when it is contaminated, it may lead to diseases

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1. Sad
2. Probably not as it could be life-threatening.

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1. yes
2. Clean water is essential for sustaining life as we all need water to survive, and clean water prevents us from falling ill, and keeps us healthy

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1. saddened
2. probably not, it seems too little to support a healthy lifestyle especially in singapore

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1. Yes
2. Clean water is needed for cooking, drinking, bathing, agricultural activities and more.

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1. yes
2. we use water is so many areas, showering, drinking, cooking, washing

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1. Yes
2. Water is essential for us to live, without a clean water supply, people can end up suffering from illnesses that can be fatal

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1. Sad
2. Yes
3. In Singapore, education is one of the top priorities for both male and female children but in Guatemala, many female children are expected to get married when they are very young, hindering their education.

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1. yes it has!
2. since Singapore has a surplus of food resources, if it is possible, we could maybe send some of these for resources to people suffering from starvation to not only ensure that the food does not go to waste, but also help these people in need of food:(

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1) Shocked
2) I would try, for one day. Probably in Singapore. I would then try to use that $1 to buy things I could sell for a higher price, or buy some food that could last me the whole day such as a loaf of bread, bowl of noodles, carton of milk etc.

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1) yes
2) Singapore's surplus of food could be delivered (through air/sea) to other countries that need more food. To keep the food fresh, it could be vacuum packed and sealed. Singapore could also import less food or export our food to other countries that need it more.

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1) Surprised
2) Probably not, $1 is way to little and unrealistic in a country like Singapore and it could be dangerous as well

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1. Yes.

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1) yes often times
2) we need water to survive and without clean water, people will get sick easily.

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1. yes
2. food from singapore's surplus can be shipped over to those countries which dont have such abundant supplies

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1. Yes
2. We also need clean water to feed animals!

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1) Sad
2) I don't think $1 is realistic given that Singapore is a rather expensive society

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1) shocked
2) definitely not, bc in singapore the cost of living is very high so $1 is barely enough to pay for just one meal let alone fund my activities for the whole day

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1. sad
2. I couldn't. I think I'm too used to the luxuries of first world life

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1. yes
2. Singapore could send excess food that we have to the rural countries. On our own part, we could buy only what we need to prevent wastage of large amounts of food that could have gone to help those who are much more in need of nutritious food.

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1) upset
2) yes
3) In Singapore, most people can afford to go to school (whether it is the time or the resources). usually, child marriages are not common, hence children do not have to quit school to marry. however, in guatemala, their education is always interrupted, putting them at a disadvantge.

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1. yes
2. you need it to survive and not get sick

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1. upset
2. yes
3. education here in sg practices gender equality however, in guatemala, education tends to be a taboo thing for females

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1. yes
2. perhaps only distribute the unwanted food (e.g. "ugly" food or leftovers from supermarkets and restaurants) still in good condition to these countries in need

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1) Yes
2) Singapore's surplus of food resources can be distributed to other countries that is in need of them. At the same time, we should also not take for granted the amount of food we have and not buy more than we can consume.

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1) yes
2) clean water is needed to keep us healthy such that we do not contract diseases from it, and can be used for bathing or washing dishes/food

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1. shook
2. no. it might lead to some health problems if i starve myself and the costs of living is different when you compare sg with guatemala so it technically wouldn't be the same

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1. Yes
2. We can deliver them to the countries that need it!

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1) Sad
2) Yes
3) Singaporean education is compulsory in Primary school and is priority for all young children. While in Guatemala, many children drop out of school at a very young age to either get married or because they cannot afford it (sent to work).

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1. disturbing
2. yes
3. In Singapore, primary education is compulsory and the government provides certain amounts of fund to help poorer students. However in Guatemala, children are not required to go to school and they also do not have to means(time constraint) to do so, they also lack support from the government.

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1. sad:(((
2. to be honest, I think I do!
3. I think one main difference is that in Singapore, the government makes education compulsory for all (primary school), hence every

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1) yes
2) we can buy food that is enough for us to eat, instead of spending extra on food that is unnecessary and may end up going bad. when we do not splurge on food, the money we save can be donated to those in need (such as those living in poverty in guatemala) to give them financial stability