I totally agree with this creation. It is absolutely crucial for young people to learn about different cultures. Because when they grow up as adults, some people can’t go to work abroad. So they need to learn about each culture and learn how to act in a good manner when they communicate with foreigners or with tourists. Most importantly, when they work in real circumstances, they need to understand foreigners. They need to learn about all in this world. There are many different cultures. There are many traditional ceremonies like in England and in Thailand. There are disparate traditions. But when we get together simultaneously, we need to learn together. We need to learn how to live with peace and tranquility. Because if we don’t want to learn about different cultures, we cannot live peacefully. We just try to break up the relationships. But if we learn about different cultures, we will know the positive points and the negative points. So we can know what we can do and what we shouldn’t do to avoid confusion, to avoid arguments that can happen when we meet with new friends.
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What are the possible long-term effects of people forming friendships primarily through online gaming platforms?
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Why do you think people enjoy travelling to other countries? How can tourism benefit local communities? Do you think tourism can have negative effects on local people? Why? Is it better for a country to attract international tourists or encourage domestic tourism? How has the way people travel changed over the last 20 years? Do you think people travel more nowadays than they did in the past? Why? How might travelling change in the future? Do you think technology will make travelling easier or less enjoyable in the future?
Well, we think people are fascinated by travelling and visiting different countries because they gain more experience and also it helps people to be exposed to different cultures. One of My friends, for example, had a great opportunity to travel abroad to the UK. The very beginning, she was really surprised with the system in […]
"Do you think people read less now than in the past? Why or why not?"
From my perspective, I think that people are less compared to the past because more people now use technologies like new devices are living in the modern era. Therefore, they don’t have a time to read books. in the past there was more time to read the world, not as many technologies, hence I think […]
How might the increasing use of artificial intelligence in education change the role of teachers in the classroom?
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How does social media affect the way people form and maintain relationships?
I think in today’s world, social media has infused people’s perception, uh, and how they interact with their friends and uh, their friends and families, uh, because nowadays people can and one of the main drawback that people can interact online but can’t be it physically. So that’s one of the main drawback. For example, […]
Do you think that the increasing popularity of online education will eventually replace traditional classroom learning?
Yes, I do believe that online learning will eventually replace traditional clustered room education. However, I believe in it, but partly. All into some reasons. Firstly, I believe that in the future we will have not only online learning, but also default to classroom education too. not everybody will be likely to choose online learning […]
