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Understanding Self & Others - Self Awareness & Relationship Management

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Understanding Self & Others - Self Awareness & Relationship Management

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By Cheryl

1. Self awareness

- understand ourselves better
- Be able to describe our personal characteristic and skills we excel in
Holland Riasec test
- to find out what are our skills and competencies
10:10:10
- 10 min , 10 months and 10 years
Resilient test
-examine our type of  resilience

2.Relationship management
- visiting the silver ace centre
- taught to manage relationship with our classmates and the elderlies
- improve on our teamwork when planning for this project
- learned to build friendly relationship and communicate with the elderlies even though there is a generation gap

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Community & The Nation - Community Service-In-Action

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Community & The Nation - Community Service-In-Action

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By Eraj

Serving the community and the nation has always been a honourable opportunity. On the 24th of January 2018 , my classmates and I received an opportunity to organaise an event for 3 hours at the silver ace Whampoa.
Firstly we had struggles finding food that old folks could enjoy eating and food that could match our Budget,
as we had to plan for above 30 over elderlies but we manage to overcome that struggle , we bought things like
tiger balm, oats, salon pas, and bread for their tea break. secondly we had to plan games that were convenient for them to play and would not be much of a hassle this we chose to do kareoke where we sang traditional songs and played a childhood game of bingo
This was definitely a heartwarming experience putting a smile on their faces. The elderlies were very easy going, they didn’t complain much they had fun singing along some even came up on the dance floor.
Personally it was difficult for me at first because amongst everyone else I couldn’t speak Malay or Chinese which consisted of majority of the elderlies but as the time went by the language barrier didn’t really affect me and I had equally as much fun as the rest.

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By Nadiah

1) SG SECURE TALK
-  learned how to better prepare ourselves for when a terrorist attack occurs
- learned the importance of knowing the correct steps to take (in chronological order) in any case a terrorist attack might occur
- steps needed to take in order to save someone's life while waiting for rescue
- for example, how to save someone who is suffering from blood loss from their wounds
- in addition, how technology plays a part in helping individuals during an attack (SGSecure app)

- it is not a matter of 'if', it is a matter of 'when'

2) CNB TALK
- better understand the different types of drugs and how they look like (in detail)
- learned the side effects, symptoms as well as penalties
- real life experiences shared by ex-offenders and their misusage of drugs
- taught us how bad it can affect one's life, be it an abuser or supplier
- through the side effects mentioned, we learnt how to spot a friend who may be abusing drugs and how to help them
- the dangers of re-using needles when abusing drugs and the effects it bring

3) CPR-AED WORKSHOP
- learnt how to save a life the correct way by knowing the right steps to take
- what to do/what not to do when we are in the midst of saving others
- for example, staying calm and collected instead of panicking when someone falls to the ground and becomes unresponsive
- steps on how to properly attempt CPR and use the AED machine
- knowledge of AED and CPR would prove valuable as the aging population grows in our community
- thus, it helps to be prepared at all times

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Community & The Nation -Cross-Cultural Skills

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Community & The Nation -Cross-Cultural Skills

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By Dhaaneya

> Through the cultural workshop, it has opened up my eyes on the things i briefly knew about.
> Firstly, i never knew about the meaning behind the colours they used for face painting in the Chinese opera but  i am aware that it symbolises a trait such as bravery for yellow.
> Secondly, the "tala" which is the beat count using your hands thought me how indian musicians conducted music without a conductor.
>finally the malay dance how they incorporated daily speeches into a gesture to use in a dance.

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Global Awareness - Critical & Inventive Thinking

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Global Awareness - Critical & Inventive Thinking

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By Vivian
1) 18 Chefs.
- Eighteen Chefs is a restaurant chain and franchise company in Singapore. The restaurant serve mainly Western cuisine.

- The first Eighteen Chefs outlet was opened in 2007 and till March 2017 there are a total of 13 outlets in Singapore.

- Its aim and vision is to strive to provide customers with good quality food at an affordable price.

- The owner  wants to spread his story of being a convicted felon. With this, he could help others like him giving them an opportunity to start over working at his company.

- This was one of the reasons why my group decided to choose Eighteen Chefs. Their interesting backstory really intrigued us and the way they view people despite their past was refreshing.

2) Talks by 2 alumni

- Know what you like and try to expand and learn more things about it

- Age does not define what you are allowed to do

- There will definitely be obstacles along the way but never give up