Group Project-Social Issues by Chi Wing TAM

Global warming and Plastic Ban on Hong Kong

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Nate, Sun,Sunny,Cyrus

E-cigarette Ban

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Mark,Larry,Elvis,Jimmy

Homelessness

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Ricky,Deen,Anson,Issac

Online Scamming

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James,Tom,Lucas,Steven

E-Cigarette Ban

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Donald,Jason,Tsz Ho, Jacky

causes of hunger

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is not that we do not have enough food in today’s world, but that we do not

distribute it evenly enough.

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Plastics are difficult to degrade naturally and can remain in the environment for hundreds of years, eventually breaking down into microplastics that enter the ocean and food chain, inevitably affecting ecosystems and human health.

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Tragedies like natural disasters and wars are also common reasons that bring about hunger on a large scale. Floods, droughts and typhoons are natural disasters that often lead to a large reduction in food production. When a country is in war for a long period, farmland is also often destroyed, consequently resulting in hunger.

Sample of mind map

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Useful tools :ChatGPT

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關於青少年保護問題，第一點我想就係防止誘導青少年吸煙

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Preventing the Inducement of Teenagers to Smoke: E - cigarettes come in a variety of flavors, such as fruit flavors and mint flavors, which are very attractive to teenagers. A ban can prevent teenagers from trying e - cigarettes out of curiosity, reduce the smoking rate, and minimize harm to their physical health. For example, smoking e - cigarettes can affect brain development and increase the risk of respiratory diseases.

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Solutions to adddress substance addiction

Hong Kong watchdog slams McCafe, 7-Eleven over wasteful bring-own-cup services

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Scam cases up by 11.7% in Hong Kong amid rise in fake customer service tactics

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Hong Kong expected to ban flavoured tobacco, but bar owners worry they could lose business

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Hong Kong expected to ban flavoured tobacco, but bar owners worry they could lose business

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Homeless seek shelter as Hong Kong temperatures drop

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Script Writing Booklet

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Characters
Plots
-Where
-When
-Who
-What (Social issue and its definition)
Climax
Ending

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Group 2

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How to prevent receiving fake messages.

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The Hong Kong man who chose to be homeless, and still has no regrets

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Writing Guidelines for S.5 Students: News Article on Drug Abuse in Hong Kong Objective:

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Write a 400-word news article discussing drug abuse as a social issue in Hong Kong. The article should cover its causes, effects, key stakeholders, and possible solutions.

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Structure & Content Guidelines:

1. Headline (Catchy & Informative)

- Example: "Rising Drug Abuse Among Hong Kong Youth: Causes, Consequences, and Solutions"

2. Introduction (50-70 words)

- Briefly introduce the issue (e.g., increasing drug abuse cases in Hong Kong, especially among teenagers).

- Use a striking fact or statistic (e.g., "According to the Narcotics Division, X% of young people arrested for drug-related offenses in 2023 were under 18.").

3. Causes of Drug Abuse (80-100 words)

- Peer pressure (influence from friends or social circles).

- Stress & mental health issues (academic pressure, family problems).

- Misinformation & accessibility (false beliefs about drugs being harmless; easy access via social media or dark web).

- Family neglect (lack of parental supervision or emotional support).

4. Effects of Drug Abuse (80-100 words)

- Health risks (addiction, mental disorders, overdose, long-term organ damage).

- Social consequences (broken families, school dropouts, financial burden).

- Legal repercussions (arrests, criminal records, imprisonment).

- Impact on society (increased healthcare costs, crime rates).

5. Key Stakeholders Involved (50-70 words) (Interviews)

- Youth & students (primary victims).

- Parents & teachers (role in prevention and support).

- Government & NGOs (e.g., Narcotics Division, social workers, rehabilitation programs).

- Law enforcement (police cracking down on drug trafficking).

6. Suggestions to Address the Issue (80-100 words)

- Education & awareness (school workshops, anti-drug campaigns).

- Stronger family support (parents monitoring children’s behavior, open communication).

- Stricter law enforcement (harsher penalties for drug dealers, tighter online surveillance).

- Counseling & rehabilitation (more mental health services for at-risk youth).

7. Conclusion (30-50 words)

- End with a call to action (e.g., "Combating drug abuse requires joint efforts from schools, families, and the government to protect Hong Kong’s future generations.").

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### Writing Tips:

- Tone: Formal but engaging (avoid slang).

- Language: Clear, concise sentences.

- Sources: Cite credible data (e.g., government reports, NGO findings).

- Balance: Present facts objectively; avoid exaggeration.

Word Limit: Keep the article around 400 words (adjust sections proportionally).

Example Closing Line:

"Only through collective action can Hong Kong curb the scourge of drug abuse and safeguard its youth."

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