A Lesson Learnt: 3 lessons of CID 2

So, throughout the 3 lessons of CID, we learnt pretty much...

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Interesting Lesson 1:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

The purpose of CID?

-CID aims to cultivate artificial thinkers who will be able to reflect and draw lessons from different experiences.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Amazing Lesson 2:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

-Activity: A picture speaks a thousand words (Beggar, Beggar)

 Draw out inferences in what can you depict from pictures the teacher shows to the class, and draw 

 out explanations to your inferences. How each picture depict a particular aspect of life, such as happiness or fear?

-Lesson Learnt:

 Do not judge a person by its appearence: It is important to look from different perspectives, and learn about their personal backgrounds before judging somebody. Do not draw conclusions too fast.

There is poverty in every part of the world and it can be due to factors such as health issues or family problems, where they struggle to survive without much education and financial support. They thrive each day, hoping that the next there will be someone helpful enough to share their empathy towards them. But most of the time, the wait will to be no avail. 

Yes, the world is full of the people from the poor. However, it is essential that we be wary of who we are helping. Some people might be out to con people, and those people are not at all worthy of our help. Some might be able-bodied, but they failed to find a job to provide themselves, hence they go out to the streets begging for help or money. These people may have their own personal reasons, such as their low education, so we should seek further for their personal backgrounds before we judge them as 'lazy' or give any negative comments about them.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Educational Lesson 3:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

-Activity: Observation Skills - School life in RV & Communication

-Leson learnt:

 Observation skills are important--by obeserving (by opening our ears and eyes bigger), we can know what the surroundings is and what is happening around us. We can also know a person's feelings by observing his/her body language. By observing, we can notice many other things, for example, what events are taking place in the near future by looking at the noticeboards, or, by following the news for worlds events that are currently or my take place now.