singapore the world and i by iffah umairah

personal reflection on different perspectives

25015932_1 — 2025-08-07 07:56:43 UTC

i used to think parental leave should be more strongly encouraged so that they would have time to spend with their kids. however, now i believe that it should not be too long as they might lost touch with how they are supposed to do their work.

explain how identities in Singapore are developed

25015932_1 — 2025-08-07 08:08:57 UTC

Identities are shaped by a mix of cultural diversity, shared experiences, and national policies. People come from different ethnic and religious backgrounds, but common experiences like bilingual education, National Service, and public housing help build a shared sense of belonging. Celebrating local festivals, enjoying multicultural food, and taking part in national events also strengthen the Singaporean identity, blending both individual cultures and a united national identity.

what is one thing you are struggling to understand

25015932_1 — 2025-08-07 08:12:32 UTC

one thing I am struggling to understand is the judgement from others, stereotyping Muslim women who wears the hijab as 'very religious' when it is not

activity 2 reflection

25015932_1 — 2025-08-07 08:14:06 UTC

i used to think that everyone would assume that Madrasah girls are very religious but soon came to realise that those who do not know much think of them as normal Muslimahs

how will you contribute to our shared future?

25015932_1 — 2025-08-07 08:21:47 UTC

whenever someone is in need, I would not be hesitant to help them and also I would be kind to others so that in the future, my small act of kindness could help them have a better day in the long time run

personal reflection

25015932_1 — 2025-08-07 13:01:41 UTC

I appreciate how Singapore’s national identity values diversity and harmony It aligns with my belief in treating everyone with respect, no matter their background. But sometimes I worry that in trying to make things more modern, we might lose touch with our cultural roots. I hope we can keep growing while still holding on to what makes us unique.

game concept

25015932_1 — 2025-08-07 13:12:44 UTC

i was the banker and it was very stressful for us because of how we needed to collect taxes and every planet asking us questions demanding exchanges

key takeaway

25015932_1 — 2025-08-07 13:34:41 UTC

stereotype will always exists but by knowing them, we can erase that stereotypical thoughts in our minds and replace it with something better. this will result in a harmonious country

to maintain resilience and thrive

25015932_1 — 2025-08-07 13:38:43 UTC

To maintain resilience and thrive, it’s important to take breaks when needed and not be too hard on yourself. Surround yourself with supportive people who encourage you, and don’t be afraid to talk about what you’re going through. Focus on your goals, but remember that progress takes time small steps still matter. Most importantly, learn from challenges instead of letting them stop you.

suggestion for fostering inclusivity and nation-building

25015932_1 — 2025-08-07 13:40:48 UTC

One way to foster inclusivity and nation-building in Singapore is by creating more opportunities for people of different races, religions, and backgrounds to interact meaningfully such as through community projects, school programs, or neighbourhood events. Promoting open conversations about identity and shared values can help strengthen mutual understanding and respect. Celebrating both our differences and common goals is key to building a stronger, united Singapore.