Sg, World & I by Chloe 67

Week 2

ngyuxuanchloe — 2025-08-07 02:58:29 UTC

The most difficult part for me was understanding and accepting my teammates responses even though I do not fully agree with them.
I used to think that the only reason what women do not choose to sign on was because if the discrimination. However, after the discussion. Now I think that many choose not to by choice as they would rather start working or choose not to out themselves through something so physical.
One thing I observed about myself was, throughout the lesson I slowly started to be more open minded to other's opinions and what they had to share.

Week 3

ngyuxuanchloe — 2025-08-07 02:58:37 UTC

For this lesson I did research on which topic I want to do for my CA1 manifesto. I decided on National Service for women, as this is a topic that I know a lot about personally. And I hope that by doing so, I can shed more light on this topic.

Week 4

ngyuxuanchloe — 2025-08-07 02:58:50 UTC

I learned about the different stereotypes and racial bias that after placed on people that are minorities, and I got to hear personal stories and experiences from my classmates that face these types of things on almost a daily basis.

Week 5

ngyuxuanchloe — 2025-08-07 02:58:56 UTC

What is one thing you learnt in today's lesson?
I learnt about how identities are represented on social media and how certain words and phrases can enhance the stereotypes that are already placed on these groups of people.
What is one thing you are still mulling over?
Nothing. The lesson was clear and concise, all the questions that I wanted to ask were answered in the lesson itself.
What is one thing you are struggling to understand?
Nothing. I understand the topics of this lesson clearly and how it can apply to real life situations.

Also, I learned about the 7 activities for

the common good of Singapore and in nation building

They are

National symbols & National Celebrations
Common Spaces
Community activities
National Conversations
Shared achievements
Cultural Appreciation & Racial Harmony
Total Defense

Each one of this benefit and contribute to different things and can be adapted to fit certain age groups.

Week 6

ngyuxuanchloe — 2025-08-07 02:59:08 UTC

Which role(s) did you take on during the game?
I took on the role of negotiating the exchange of resources with the other teams/planets.

Key moments for your or your team
How certain teams were willing to give away their surplus resources for free.
What were some challenges you faced?
Since we were the poorest team, we had a harder time collecting our resource objectives.
Post pictures you captured during the game.
Unfortunately, we were to engross in the game to take pictures.

Week 7

ngyuxuanchloe — 2025-08-07 02:59:41 UTC

Team Reflections

Recall one planet you interacted with during the game play.

What challenges do you think the planet faced?

Craig's team were really friendly, and we formed an alliance with them in which we traded each other good that we know the other party needed.

How did your team approach your dialogue or negotiation with the planet?
We always did everything in a calm and collected matter as we did not want to let the other countries know that they have leverage over us.
How can these lessons encounter during the game apply to real-world situations?
It helps us to negotiate better and know how to be a player and not get played.

Week 8

ngyuxuanchloe — 2025-08-07 02:59:55 UTC

I learned about what does it take for a state like Singapore, to thrive as a member of a global community. This lesson was very interesting.

Week 9

ngyuxuanchloe — 2025-08-07 03:00:10 UTC

I did research for the pros and cons for underground cities for the 4 main communities (Business, Consumers, Activist Groups, Affected Residents and property owners). And did my Argument Development on Kialo Edu.

Week 10

ngyuxuanchloe — 2025-08-07 03:00:17 UTC

I did the same things as lesson 9 but I refined my answers and found articles and studies that further backed up my pros and cons.

Week 11

ngyuxuanchloe — 2025-08-07 03:00:32 UTC

I finalized my slides and did brief practices to ensure that my point was coherent and that everything flowed nicely. I also made mock Q&A questions to answer in preparation.

Week 12

ngyuxuanchloe — 2025-08-07 03:00:41 UTC

Draft a short postcard note, addressed to a future Singapore citizen, sharing:

Hello, this is Chloe writing from the past and here are the things I want to share with the future of Singapore aka YOU! the reader of this postcard.

1. A key takeaway from the module.

My key takeaway was definitely becoming more open-minded to other's opinions. And by the end of this module, I realized that I actually changed certain opinions I have towards certain groups of people. After learning more my self-identity and the identities in Singapore.

2. A piece of advice on how to maintain resilience and thrive.

Always be yourself and talk about what you believe in. But never do so as a way to hurt others.

3. A suggestion for fostering inclusivity and nation-building.

Definitely being more open-minded towards others and being more accepting.