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Hello students! First, let's divide into groups of 4-5 members. Each team should choose a leader and a note-taker. Remember, in English-speaking business culture, we value harmony and collective input - ensure everyone has a voice!

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Think about daily problems you observe in our community. What challenges do people face? Consider: public transportation, delivery services, educational tools, or environmental issues. Use the provided paper to create a mind map of potential market gaps.

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Now that you've identified a gap, brainstorm product solutions! Consider local resources and needs. For example, if addressing transportation issues, think about unique cultural factors. Use markers to sketch your ideas - sometimes a simple drawing explains more than words!

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Select your best idea and develop it further. Define:
- Product name
- Key features
- Target users
- How it solves the problem
- What makes it unique for the market.

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List all potential benefits of your product:
- How does it improve daily life?
- What makes it cost-effective?
- How does it align with cultural values and lifestyle?
- What positive impact will it have on society?

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Consider possible limitations:
- Production costs
- Market competition
- Technical challenges
- Cultural barriers
- Environmental impact
Be honest - identifying limitations helps improve your concept!

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Each team has 3 minutes to present:
- Clearly state the problem
- Demonstrate your solution
- Highlight key benefits
- Address limitations honestly
- Use your visual aids effectively
Remember to present with confidence - you are the experts of your product!

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When evaluating other teams' presentations, consider:
1. Innovation level
2. Market viability
3. Local relevance
4. Feasibility
5. Potential impact
Provide constructive feedback - we learn from each other!