Over the last five years, #MeToo has gained significant popularity in contemporary society, serving as a powerful social movement combating sexual abuse and harassment while endorsing women's rights and gender equality. Despite its positive impact, concerns have arisen about the potential for misuse of the #MeToo movement. A case in point is Amber Heard, who has been revealed as the abuser despite portraying herself as a victim over the past few years.

In the broader context of the conversation, it is worth considering the evolving roles of women throughout history and reflecting on perspectives regarding women's empowerment, the aspiration for gender equality, and the dismantling of all barriers that hinder such progress.

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up?

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it?

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn?

5. What should I improve for my LGD turn?

Lead and make decisions. Participants are required to take the initiative, give direction and make decisions responsibly.

2. Supporting and Cooperating

Support each other and work together. Train to support the opinions of others and show respect for fellow applicants/participants. In LGD, you will see how you work effectively in a group.

3. Interacting and Presenting

Interact and deliver messages. Communicating effectively and interacting with other applicants/participants. The ability to influence and convince others of your ideas and opinions with confidence and courtesy.

4. Analyzing and Interpreting

Analytical and interpretive skills. Demonstrate the ability to analyze and find out how far you can understand the ongoing discussion more deeply.

5. Creating and Conceptualizing

Creating something new and conceptualized. LGD is a discussion that discusses a problem topic and makes a design solution. Troubleshooting skill is very useful in LGD.

6. Adapting and Coping

Adapt and resolve discussion conflicts. When there is a difference of opinion during the discussion. Your ability to resolve and mediate conflicts will affect the course of LGD.

7. Organizing and Execution

Ability to organize and execute discussions. The initial LGD process will be difficult because there is no one to lead the discussion. You will be required to organize discussions with other colleagues.

Expand reading related to current issues, national issues, issues related to the company's industry/organization or the position being addressed.

2. Express Your Opinion Well

If there is a debate in the discussion, try to remain calm when conveying ideas/opinions/opinions.

3. Be Convincing

Speak confidently, structured and directed. Comes with an attractive and neat appearance.

4. Awareness of Your Surrounding

Understand the circumstances that occur during the discussion. Also pay attention to the time allotted by recruiters for discussion sessions to decision making. Do not be too protracted in the debate of giving your opinion.

5. Think of It Like Group Work

If you feel nervous, think of LGD as group work. Group work must be mutually active with each other and not impose their will.

6. Self-Control

Do not be too domineering, not based on quantity, but quality. But don't be too passive or silent either. In addition, give the best opinion that you have.

2. Throughout the discussion, I gave opinion statements and counter arguments.

3. I think all topics we're discussed

4. My courage to speak

5. I should give more ideas and opinions and be more braver

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up? contradictive towards another statement

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it? no

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn? i managed to give example of the issues regarding to the given topic

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up? straight forward points, countered some arguments

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it? not really

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn? i have already states most of my points and opinions

5. What should I improve for my LGD turn? have more complex words and more complete ideas

yes

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up?

very long complex sentences

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it?

none

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn?

my delivery

5. What should I improve for my LGD turn?

be more focused

I didn’t feel it was clear enough

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up?

I think I was more straight to the point and more of agreeing and elaborating on previous ideas

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it?

Maybe about the role of women in society for the past years as a background of the discussion

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn?

I think I brought up and elaborated from previous opinions brought up by my friends

5. What should I improve for my LGD turn?

I should speak more, be more proactive and elaborate more on previous discussions to ensure a smoother discussion

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up?

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it?

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn?

5. What should I improve for my LGD turn?

1. I believe that most of points were coherent. However, some points could’ve been more developed and expressed rather than relying on my personal beliefs. I should be more aware of the people around me and whether they understand the context or not. Overall, it was decent and can be further improved.

2. I lened towards using more subjective sentences, expressing my opinion. I also try to include different perspectives and be more objective occasionally.

3. One of the things I forgot to mention is the supporting evidence regarding rape myth and internalized misogyny.

4. My points and supporting evidences.

5. Talk slower

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up?

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it?

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn?

5. What should I improve for my LGD turn?

1. The points were clear enough, however wasn’t able to express more than I have had prepared

2. Expanding the ideas of my peers with my own personal opinion. Straight to the point.

3. No

4. I was able to speak without stuttering when it was my turn

5. I should be more confident in myself and try to practice on my own as I struggle with public speaking. Additionally, I should contribute more in the discussion.

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up? I was able to word sentences well for other people to understand, and even replied to other people's opinions.

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it? I think I followed the discussion well, but if we had more time, I'd prefer to talk more background content such as the #Metoo movement to focus on a more detailed topic.

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn? I think I've raised enough knowledgeable points, and had a decent amount of chances in speaking. I was able to stick with the theme of 'discussion' rather than just talking about random points that disrupted the flow of conversation.

5. What should I improve for my LGD turn? I'd like to be able to create more presence in the discussion, and explore different ranges of vocabulary.

yes

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up?

i directly stated and explained further about the issue by using an example

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it?

no, and the other ideas were already stated by others

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn?

i had stated and gave another example about the issue

5. What should I improve for my LGD turn?

to talk more and sound more confident

I think so

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up?

I used sentences that are casual but still polite

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it?

I missed mentioning about how many people miss interpreting the definition of women empowerment and abuse the use of the word "women empowerment" that finally oppresses men in a lot of aspects

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn?

Stating relevant opinions from my honest point of views.

5. What should I improve for my LGD turn?

Broading my knowledge of english vocabularies to my dictionary so that i could sound more fluent and assert more confidence to my speech.

LGD-1

1. Were my points and context clear enough?

I believe so, there were certain context that I delivered was use in the discussion to support their opinion and their views regarding the topic.

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up?

I think for my sentence I use more of examples to deliver my point and my context on how I wanted to point out certain problems and suggestions regarding the topic.

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it?

Not really, I tried my best to think about the ideas that was given out while also contradict their arguments to the topic.

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn?

I think by speaking out on my views and opinions and not backing down on what I believe is quite an achivement already

5. What should I improve for my LGD turn?

I think I need to fix my wording better and use different words (ex. Like, uh...., and, repeating words, etc.)

LGD-2

1. Were my points and context clear enough?

= Yes, especially for today my points is more clear with bringing up related topics that can spport my claims.

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up?

= Unlike yesterday, I took more of a direct apporach to lead the discussion to different topics

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it?

= Not really, we discuss a lot from the general knowledge on how the impact started to how it impacts the rest of the world.

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn?

= The topics that I brought up is pretty good, especially on how I clear up the reason on why Israel-Palestine war actually happend

5. What should I improve for my LGD turn?

= I realized that I talk to fast, so I have to be more clear on how I say things

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up? I used other people's point and tried to paraphrase it in my own words.

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it? I feel like I should have express my opinion on the issues face with gender inequality.

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn?

I feel like I didn't maximise in giving my own thoughts, in the future I hope that I can express my opinion more freely.

5. What should I improve for my LGD turn? To express my own thoughts more freely and to avoid being shy.

Against the backdrop of the conflict, regional dynamics have become increasingly complex. The involvement of Iran, Hezbollah, and Houthi rebels adds another layer of complexity to the situation. The international community, including the United Nations and particularly the United States have expressed concerns. The conflict's impact on existing geopolitical relationships, such as the Israel-Saudi Arabia deal, further complicates the landscape.

Recent developments reveal a dire humanitarian crisis, with millions of Palestinians facing displacement and limited access to essential resources. The encirclement of Gaza City, evacuation orders, and the broader implications for neighbouring countries underscore the urgency of addressing the crisis. As participants in this discussion, consider the complexities of the conflict, the humanitarian challenges, the propaganda, the trends that have been ongoing worldwide like boycotting, cyber-shaming the Israeli or the IDF, and potential paths towards a resolution that ensures the well-being and security of all those affected.

2. This time I bring up an argument.

3. I think i did miss a lot of points I could've addressed because I didn't really know much about the topic.

4. My bravery in giving an argument though I don't really know much about the topic.

5. My ability to speak and elaborate my arguments

The answers that ive received are mostly elaborate, and ive gotten most of peoples ideas of the main idea they wanna talk about.

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up?

I mostly listened

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it?

I couldve talked about the effects/impacts that the war brought to people. How refugees are seeking help to other countries, and etc.

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn?

I got to listen alot

5. What should I improve for my LGD turn?

Read more about news, talk more

I do feel like the points I mention are related to the topic and are clear, but it may not be connected with the previous speaker's statement.

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up?

I added new ideas to the topic by giving my statements on the issue

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it?

I don't think I miss mentioning any topic as the others have mentioned the important aspects to the topic

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn?

I do feel like I did good but I still think that the sentence structure that I said are not that well structured

5. What should I improve for my LGD turn?

I should try and find a way to connect to topic of the previous speaker to make it a much better argument

LGD turn?

Be more informative of various topics, enhance my vocabularies, and speak with more conviction.

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up? My own perspective and evidence

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it? about how people miss used the action of boycotting

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn? yes and no

5. What should I improve for my LGD turn? be more brave and confident to improve and strengthen my ideas

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up?

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it? that right now there's only little that we can do, like one of the statements said, even the countries that are located near to where the war is happening are not able to fully support palestinians as there is a blockade by Israel, so what we can do in tribute to this at the very least is to raise awareness using whatever platforms we have about this issue

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn? managed to give an image about what palestinians are currently facing (shortage of basic necessities)

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Yes

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up?

Bringing my own idea into the discussion

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it?

No

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn?

I was able to express my idea

5. What should I improve for my LGD turn?

Be more confident

yes

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up?

explained different reasons and further answered someones question

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it?

no, and the other ideas were already stated by others

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn?

i had stated and gave another example about the issue

5. What should I improve for my LGD turn?

to talk more and sound more confident

1. Were my points and context clear enough?

2. What kind of sentences that I used when I got my turn to speak up?

3. Were there any related ideas to the topic that I missed mentioning when I did the LGD? If there was any, what was it?

4. What was good enough already during my LGD turn?

5. What should I improve for my LGD turn?

Answer :

1. I think all the statement I said is clear enough for people to understand.

2. Most of the time I still got the idea when people brought the case.

3. I don’t think so.

4. I never go to International school, so sometimes I ‘m not confident with my english, I’m glad that I was brave enough to say something today.

5. I’m aware that I still need to improve few things, like being able to bring out my idea and be more confident.

Conduct a thorough analysis of the proposed programs and policies from each candidate, considering economic, social, and environmental factors. Explore the candidates' backgrounds and leadership styles, as well as those of their running mates. Additionally, scrutinize the supporting political parties and their potential impact on governance and the well-being of the people.

The ultimate goal is to reach a consensus on which set of proposed programs, policies, and leadership style best aligns with Indonesia's overall needs. Conclude the discussion by summarizing key points and underscoring the significance of making informed decisions for the country's future.

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