I would discourage him to pursue his dreams as it wont land him in a good bank account

I would tell him the bad things about urban farming

1. its good that you are interested in Geography

2. Geography skills can apply to many industries

3. You should pursue Geography

I would say that I don’t think that if I pursue my dreams I would not be able to find a girlfriend

2) 1: Im glad that you are choosing to learn Geography overseas and pursue your dreams.

2: Hopefully you can get a job and be able to help Singapore one day

3: You should get a part time job and help the farmers to see what it’s like.

What made you so passionate about nature

1. you should pursue your dreams , who knows , it could go a long way in your life !

2. do something that you love .

3. follow your dreams , don’t listen to the negatives of what others would say .

2 why did you decide to study geography as your major and not science?

3 how are you going to use geography and apply it into gardening?

• how will it help you in the future?

• How much will you earn from it?

• Will it benefit you?

2.He will be unable to apply his geography degree for a job.

3.There is little to no purpose for him to study geography.

1. I don’t encourage your decisions

2. You may end up with no career if you pursue your aspirations

3. I am worried you may not have enough savings and a stable income

I think that he should continue to persuade his career as an urban farmer and it would help the people with no jobs to farm with you.

(Laletha)

I think that you being a urban farmer can help a bright future to help sustain Singapore’s food needs

(Steve Chua)

I think you should teach the younger generation of enthusiasts about ideas of urban farming.

1. I would advise him to pursue a career related to science

2. Do a career related to STEM

3. Not recommend him to be a gardener

2.(Li Ting-friend ) : unsupportive of his career choice

• I would tell him about all the downsides being a farmer/gardener especially in Singapore

• All the ThiNGOs he learnt in geography will leave him with very little job occupations

1. Will you earn enough money to stabilise the entire family?

2. There might not be a future for you if you continue studying geography.

3. If you do not have a backup plan then how will you live for the rest of your life?

2. She would explain to him why he should not become an urban farmer

3.she would advice him to not study geography in university

1. Alexis Macallister, you should do urban farming because it is good for the environment and I think that it will blow up.

2. Did you know that in Manchester City (England), they are doing a similar project and it succeeded to if you were to do it in Singapore, the industry will go well.

3. You can contribute well to the workforce if you work hard now :)

-Singapore is not a big country, hence I find that there is no benefits of studying Geography in Singapore.

-Even though the income may not be that much, I must respect his decisions on who he wants to become.

-Worried that there might be dangers that accompany his job roles

I feel that life is worth living when you are able to pursue your dreams to the fullest!

What different activities are you keen to try?

I would feel disappointed and that my friends and family who are the closest to me don’t support me. :(

Melvin Chow wants to do urban farming as it is good for the environment.

1. I would encourage him to pursue his dream

2. Go out of Singapore to help other people

3. He should teach other people what farming is about

I will be determined to get the ball rolling and start urban farming in Singapore. Therefore, i will be happy when the industry glows up :)

- Vivaanian and Isha

I FEEL USELESS AND DISGRACEFUL

Melvin Chow wants to do urban farming as it is good for the environment.

1. I would encourage him to pursue his dream

2. Go out of Singapore to help other people

3. He should teach other people what farming is about

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