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I've learned so much about it. I learned a lot about various institutions and sites when I first visited the site activity. Also, it was meaningful to me because I could learn about information such as the aging population and unemployment rate of our country….
I learned a lot from Ted talk, I remember dementia village-Hogeweyk of Netherlands. I often thought about whether dementia patients would have a way to live their daily lives without going to nursing homes, but I knew for the first time that such an ideal example was in another country, and as I searched more about it, I learned that dementia villages were being established in Korea and dementia village policies were being realized.
Finally, I remember reading the column about job creation in Korea. It's about what's most important to humans, along with a changing society, and it's a matter that's closely related to everyone. I could see what efforts the government is making to create jobs and what policies it is implementing to boost the economy.
I learned more about administrative welfare than before this semester besides those, and not only did I know that I shared opinions with my friends about the information, but I was able to think about what areas I should pay attention to and study hard.

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I think the best thing is that I did my best not to skip what I had to do, such as attendance, task. I felt that I did better because I set a goal of never delaying it before the semester began.
And I remember asking something I don't know about Padlet. I asked Professor in the classroom how to use padlet with my friend. I hesitated about how to ask questions in English, but I could understand it because we asked actively and professor gave our a kind explanation. The goal of the subject I set in the beginning was to communicate with the professor in English, and it was really good to understand what I didn't know clearly.
Lastly, it was good to write English while looking for words rather than translating English into a translator. I could know more words and expressions.

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Topic: The revolution power of diverse thought

This video said let's embrace diversity and learn from wrong thinking.

I'm interested in communication and social issues. Topic of this video is about those.

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Elif Shafak: The revolutionary power of diverse thought

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"From populist demagogues, we will learn the indispensability of democracy," says novelist Elif Shafak. "From isolationists, we will learn the need for global solidarity. And from tribalists, we will learn the beauty of cosmopolitanism." A native of Turkey, Shafak has experienced firsthand the devastation that a loss of diversity can bring -- and she knows the revolutionary power of plurality in response to authoritarianism.

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Many people are unemployed because of COVID-19. This is inevitable, but I think an alternative is needed. For example, putting more manpower into important areas such as masks and quarantine. And we need to get a new job and provide information about it. I like the government's policy of spending budget on this and increasing public sector personnel, and I hope it will increase further in the future. I think the policy to boost consumption is a positive one. This is because we have to spend when the economy is depressed. But I think it's a temporary way to boost the economy. However, the advantage of additional tax benefit plans is that they can be accompanied by environmentally friendly practices such as energy efficiency products. It is a serious epidemic that we have never experienced before, so we need to adapt quickly and deal with it.

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Topic: To save the climate, we have to reimagine capitalism

Opinion:  I decided to watch this video because I was interested in the environment. First, the person who announced this is an economist who prefers capitalism and an environmentalist, it's fun to me.
I really sympathized with explaining whether rationality(the top priority in capitalism) is really reasonable. For example, coal power looks good at a low price, but considering the cost of continuous environmental destruction and health damage, we can see that this is not the case.
It’s so meaningful that she suggested Eric's example, which contributed to reducing emissions by billions of tons by changing the way garbage is disposed. I think that as she said, we can find practice ways and technologies to solve climate change by making the market free and fair in a capitalist society.

Question: Many experts say it's too late to prevent environmental damage and we feel it ourselves, then what should we do to make everyone practice it?

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Transcript of "To save the climate, we have to reimagine capitalism"

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TED Talk Subtitles and Transcript: "Business is screwed if we don't fix climate change," says economist Rebecca Henderson. In this bold talk, she describes how unchecked capitalism destabilizes the environment and harms human health -- and makes the case for companies to step up and help fix the climate crisis they're causing.

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There was a dog and a person sitting together in the playground! It looked good, but I don't know if dogs can come into the playground. And There was a notice on the playground to wear a mask, the children were playing soccer without masks. I think that they had to wear a mask, but I felt sorry for the children who need to exercise and a mask.

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A passage connected to the library was on one side of the park. I've never used it before, but I think I can go to the library comfortably after a walk!