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1. Create new post with your name as the title.
2. Answer the SRQ using the D-E-O format.
3. You may research further details for your example.

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D; One possible solution that Singapore can adopt to forge greater harmony for strict laws is put up an expensive fine and put those who breaks the law in jails

E; For an example, those who broke the law on smoking in public spaces which can't be smoke at can be fine and those who does it multiple times even though after several warnings should be put in jail

O; This will allow Singaporeans to feel that the laws in Singapore is strict which will make them more obedient. This will allow Singaporeans to be more likely to remind each other of the law when they see someone doing something illegal or breaking the law which will than allow the Singaporeans of be closer and forge a greater harmony.

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D: One solution to manage diversity is through common places.
E: One example of common places are schools. In schools, many students are from different races and religions and everyone is in the same class studying the same subjects with English as a common language.
O: Because of this, different people of different races and religions come together, which will allow better understandings between everyone. When this happens, people tend to start spending time and respecting one another which manages diversity in Singapore.

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D: Retraining and Upskilling is one of the possible solution Singapore can adopt to forge greater harmony.

E: For example, Ministry of Education(MOE) have established a program called "SkillsFuture" to encorage workers to pick up a new skills to adapt for the everlasting change in their work environment. Futher more, the workers can receive up to 90% subsidy by the help of MOE.

O: When this happens, different workers from different workforce will come together just to learn something new. Which leads to interection with one another and understanding from each other's perspective of life. Hence, showcasing better understanding and respect between different people. Resulting in a greater harmony in SIngapore.

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D:: Restraining and upskilling is one of the ways to allow Singapore to grow to become an even better country than it is now.
E: one example is the skills future. This skills future gives people the opportunity to find the different work places or education they can pursue. It also gives them a clearer view to the jobs.
O: this allows people to interact with people of different religion, race and beliefs. This would then be able to allow the public to be more understanding of one another so they are able to live together harmoniously without having arguments very time they meet. Therefore, restraining and upskilling allows Singapore to grow more better.

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D: One solution to managing diversity is having strict laws.

E: For example, having sedition act. those who make comments about race or religion that is meant to inote disharmony will be arrested and should be fined or sent to jail.

o: because of that, people will be more aware of what they say and do, more understanding between races, get along well. therefore it is a way to manage diversity

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D:retraining and upskilling is a way for Singapore to manage diversity

E: One example of retraining and upskilling is my skills future. My skills future is website that enables Singaporeans of all ages to make informed learning and career choices, so that they can pursue their skills and career development throughout their lives.

O: this will allow others to learn new skills, this then lets them understand each other and create a bond leading to more harmony between each other

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Using the post-colonial case study of Singapore, this paper examines the intersection of migration

and multiculturalism to ask why there has been increased racist and xenophobic sentiment in public

discourse on social issues. The paper discusses policy implications in the state’s conception of race,

the social representation and incorporation of migrants, and citizenship. Based on the theoretical

model of this paper, the effectiveness of policies is dependent on all three players (state, citizen,

migrant) working together. To effectively assess and improve present policies, this paper encourages

examining the complexities of overlapping layers of identity, such as class, ethnicity and nationality.

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D:Singapore can adopt a meriyocratic system to forge greater harmony
E:It is when you get rewarded for doing something well like getting the top of your level for a subject or showing good values in your actions or even improvement in academics
O:this award is to everyone that means everyone has a chance to recieve this award this leads to everyone aiming for a common goal meaning that no one is different and therefore forge a greater harmony