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Gen Zs' opinions on presidential candidates in 2024 may vary, but many of them tend to look for leaders who are transparent, committed to environmental issues and technology. Important criteria include integrity, adaptability to change, and a deep understanding of the social and economic issues facing their generation.
The ideal presidential election involves looking for leaders who have high integrity, credibility and sincerity in serving the people. It is also important to look for leaders who have a deep understanding of current social, economic and environmental issues. The ability to adapt to change, transparency in actions and policies, and the ability to unite people are also important criteria. In the context of the current generation, a president who understands and responds to technological demands and has a commitment to inclusiveness and social justice is also highly valued. +
In the month when it become Ramadhan, Some information said "How hard it is to get oil for cook" Because of it people getting worried this lately. Not like how, but oil is the basic necessities which is we really need it the most, for cook, selling food, especially in this momen of Ramadhan. But, "Why oil is so hard to find?" Some people said, "Someone hoard the oil among us" "Is it true?" +
As we all know, child smokers in Indonesia are still very high, so serious attention is needed in responding to this problem. This can be started from the school environment regarding the dangers of smoking itself and the need to improve the perception that "smoking is not cool". +
"Youth and Politics: Moving Together Towards Change" +
The global epidemic has hit the world, as well as what happened in Indonesia, so the stay at home program was implemented as an effort to suppress the expansion of COVID-19. At the Open University, March is the beginning of the tutorial semester for the 2020 registration period, both online tutorials (tuton) and face-to-face tutorials (TTM). UT Semarang, is entering its first tutorial for students who take the TTM learning mode. To comply with the government's program, the learning mode has been shifted to virtual classes, so that students can still get their right to acquire knowledge but stay safe by staying at home. The TTM class is replaced using the tuweb mode (webinar tutorial). The new mode was obtained by students, thus encouraging this research to be carried out. How are students' readiness with the renewal of learning modes? How is the mastery of technology needed by students in welcoming their learning? The research method used is a quantitative method with a questionnaire. The population was taken from 100 students of UT Semarang, Batang Regency working group from various semesters. The results of the study show that 82% of students support and are more enthusiastic in preparing technology for a new mode of learning using Tuweb. Suggestions and input from students also make evaluations in service more excellent at UT and the world of education in the global situation that is being hit by this epidemic." +
Youth is the main force in shaping the future of a country. Therefore, it is important to build political awareness among youth in order to increase their participation in the democratic process, especially in the General Election (Pemilu). Educational strategies and the use of social media are two crucial aspects in efforts to achieve this goal.
Political education integrated into the school curriculum can form young people who are critical and knowledgeable about the political system and democratic values. Lessons regarding government structure, the rights and obligations of citizens, and the impact of political decisions on daily life are important foundations. In this way, young people can understand the importance of active participation in the political process.
Social media plays a huge role in connecting and empowering youth effectively. Creative and educational political campaigns can be spread through these platforms to reach a wider audience. Politically related hashtags and trends can be a means of disseminating information and increasing youth awareness of relevant political issues.
However, it is important to create good social media literacy so that young people are able to sort out correct and reliable information. An understanding of hoaxes, propaganda and disinformation can protect them from information manipulation that could harm healthy political participation.
In conclusion, building youth political awareness requires an integrated approach through education and the use of social media. Formal and informal political education provides a foundation of knowledge, while social media is an effective tool for gathering support and disseminating information. Only by combining these two strategies, we can involve youth as active and intelligent agents of change in the democratic process, especially in elections. +
Moving towards the 2024 Election, as a young person, I feel a mix of enthusiasm and uncertainty. The election is not just a democratic ritual but a stage where the aspirations and concerns of the younger generation are reflected. I am enthusiastic, seeing it as a real opportunity to shape the future in line with the values I hold.
Crucial issues such as education, job opportunities, and the environment drive my involvement. I feel responsible to actively participate in the democratic process, ensuring that our voices are heard by the future leaders.
However, there is doubt and skepticism. Experiences with previous governments and uncertainty about the political system raise questions about the extent to which this election will truly reflect the people's voice.
The main challenge is to ensure that youth participation is valued and has a real impact. This requires active engagement, open dialogue, and a deep understanding of the issues that concern us.
The 2024 Election is seen as a call for young people to play an active role in shaping the country's future. We are not just voters but stakeholders who have a share in shaping policies that will define our reality. Let's unite, overcome differences, and together create a better future. The election is not just about choosing leaders but also building the foundation for sustainable positive changes. The current generation of youth holds the responsibility to bring our voices and visions to the political stage. +
"Our video features responses from several millennials about education in the present and future, as well as the development and solutions regarding regional languages in the future." +
This animated film "The Last Trepangers: A Brother from Across the Sea" tells the story of the twin, Hasan and Hasni who live in Makassar in 1907 and await the return of their older brother who sails to Marege, North Australia in search of teripang (sea cucumber). +
Elections, as a pillar of democracy, create a stage where the people's voices become the determinants of the country's direction. However, amid the political duel resulting from the 2024 presidential elections, there is a narrative reflecting the battle between apathy and enthusiasm among the youth.
In facing the elections, are the youth trapped in the web of apathy, binding them to indifference, or do they choose to ignite, kindling the spirit to actively participate in shaping the future of the Negara Kesatuan Republik Indonesia?
This question casts shadows on the paradox of youth participation in democratic processes. On one side, we see a generation ensnared in the web of apathy, fatigued by complex politics and feeling that their voices lack an impact. They may perceive elections as an arena far removed from their daily realities, choosing to ignore it rather than engage in the political battles that unfold.
However, on the other side, there are youths who choose to ignite, refusing to be victims of creeping apathy and attempting to find their voices amidst the chaos in the political world of the country. They see elections as an opportunity to shape their futures, determining policies that reflect their values and aspirations. These youths, far from being trapped in the web of apathy, become potential agents of change.
Understanding the difference between the two is crucial due to their influence on political dynamics and social development. Youths ensnared in the web of apathy tend to leave political space vacant, providing opportunities for established powers to dominate without critical scrutiny. On the other hand, ignited youths bring fresh energy and new perspectives, diversifying the political stage and promoting innovation.
In facing this challenge, efforts are needed to balance this paradox. Inclusive political education empowering youths to understand their roles in the democratic process can be the key to unraveling the web of apathy. Additionally, listening to and responding to the aspirations of the youth are critical steps in fostering enthusiastic participation.
In conclusion, whether the youth are trapped in the web of apathy or igniting in elections is a narrative we are collectively writing. Through reflection, open dialogue, and positive action, we can guide the youth toward active participation that shapes the future of democracy with enthusiasm and hope.
"It's the little things"
Sometimes, in the hustle and bustle of a complex life, we often forget about the little things about happiness that exists around us. The pursuit of happiness is not always found in a great achievement or glamorous moment.
a gentle shine of the sun in the morning, the smells of coffee made by your loved one, breathing in the crisp morning breeze, observing the flow of passing vehicles, It's the little things.
the cascading foliage, the chirping of morning birds, the captivating blue sky, the innocent laughter of the children, It's the little things.
delving into the undiscovered corners of the city, making new friends, learning a new language, embracing humanity, It's the little things.
Sometimes, the most precious happiness is hidden in the little things that often escape our hearts.
No matter how simple and small those things are, what we need to do is simply to carry on living and relishing it with love and gratitude. +
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There are many reflections when walking, and when we walk, our whole body is at work. When walking, our movements may indeed feel slow, but there are many things that are sometimes overlooked that we can actually discover through walking. Especially when walking together. Sometimes, there are moments that remind us of memories from the past. And through walking, it awakens us. That we need to take steps to begin to be aware of humanity and nature. +
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This film provides points in the form of experiences and challenges in life. Go away from your country and the people around you because one day there will be a replacement for all of that. Because in the wild there are challenges waiting for you to make you human. +
Nama : A.Alfareza Saputra
Nim : 220806501053
Kelas : A/1 +
"Life Is Art" +
Introduce my name is farid
from class XI Dkv 1,
I will discuss about how to preserve the local language
Makassar language is the language spoken by the Makassar tribe since centuries ago. The Makassar language is still related to the Bugis and Mandar languages. Although there are differences, in general they can understand the meaning of the conversation between them. The Makassar language, has changed a lot, and is heavily influenced by other languages, such as from Bugis and Malay. The original Makassar language can still be found in the southern part of Gowa, precisely at the foot of Mount Lompobattang.
The way I preserve the Makassar language is by using the Makassar language when outside the tribe or region. I will also create a community about learning to speak Makassar. Maybe I will also introduce Makassar language to other areas. And make a digital magazine or even in print. Maybe Makassar language is included in the school curriculum. +
my name is salman
I will discuss the importance of preserving the local language culture, one of the ways that must be done at this time is how the local language can be preserved in the midst of society, without changing the identity of the local language that is owned. Moreover, according to him, regional languages need to be respected, by being used as everyday languages.
The regional language must be respected, as a form of our ancestors. If we don't use our local language, it can become extinct, especially the millennial generation. They must be aware of the regional language, if our generation does not use the regional language, after a long time the regional language will only be left with books and history.
The current regional language must be maintained, especially at this time the language center is conducting research on regional languages by collecting books, folk tales that are recorded as literacy materials. How local languages must be instilled by parents to their children, so that local languages do not become extinct. +
AJENG WINA APRILIA SMKN 3 GOWA Cara melestarikan bahasa: Mengingatkan kembali bahasa yg pernah dia tau +
There is a village called Pangkabinanga, there is a husband and wife whose name is Makmur and rohani . They both went to wander in Malaysia, in 2003 they both went to Malaysia. As long as Malaysia was makmur and rohani, they began to get used to using the Malaysian language, 2 years wandering in Malaysia , in 2005 rohani returned to his own village because he was about to give birth for the first time, arrived at his birth village using the Makassar language but still mixed with Makassar and Malaysian languages,rohani the daughter who gave birth to Azizah Azzahra insani,6 the birth of Azizah, rohani brought Azizah to Malaysia for met his father that is makmur.
In Azizah, who is 6 years old, makmur and rohani to return to her hometown because Azizah will prosper there. For a long time in Malaysia and the clergy did not know the Makassar language, with the people around her who used the Makassar language, they were makmur and rohani starting to remember the Makassar language. , as well as Azizah understands the Makassar language. +