WEEK 8 - Written Work
SCORE: 20/20
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WEEK 7 - Activity
ANSWER: The group that I belong to is my cultural organization . They influenced me as a student by teaching and motivating me to always persevere and give my best to everything I do. I learned that I should always put to heart everything I do and always do it not just for myself, but for the masses. As a part of the organization's alliance and member committee, I became more patient, understanding, and connected with the other members despite our differences and the online setup we are in. This helped me get used to our online learning setup better, especially with communicating with my classmates. I influence them by always supporting them with words of affirmation and always giving a helping hand. Despite everyone's busy schedule, we still manage to keep our organization active, especially on social media whenever we have to post a lot of stuff online. Although our organization work can be too heavy or tiring for everyone, I would remind them that all our hard work is for ...
WEEK 7 - Discussion
Discussion forum Answer the questions in not less than 5 sentences per question: 1. Pretend that you belong to a particular in-group in your class. You noticed that one classmate from your class does not belong to any group. What would you do? Would you invite him to join your in-group? Why? Why not? Most people would think that being alone can be intimidating since you do not have other people to share your thoughts with or hang out with. However, some might also think that joining social groups, particularly in-groups, is also scary, which is why they don't join the groups. In this situation, I would invite him over and ask him if he would want to join our group. I would then explain that he is welcome to join our group, where we would always support him and his endeavors. I would also make it known that we are not forcing him to accept the invite as he has the right to decline it. We would always support his decision of whether or not he would join the group, but he'd still ...