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WHAT ARE THE LESSONS YOU HAVE LEARNED AS A HUMSS STUDENT?
Teamwork and
family, I learned that people
have also their capabilities to
help other people. I should let myself
be helped by the people I trust
most.
By becoming
a HUMSS student,
I learned that I discovered things about myself that I did not
expect that I can do before. It helped me build my confidence
and to know and work on my strengths and weaknesses which
is essential to help me to be better. I learned that when there is
an opportunity to learn or to participate, grab the
op-
portunity.
The world is
not exactly black and white and this is
why Humanities helps us to see the grey
in the world. We become more human by
having an open mind. Having this kind
of mindset can help humanity as a
whole to become more humane.
For 2 years, I
never thought that being a
I
HUMSS Student will be an
learnt that everything is not what
it seems, sometimes you have to
look through different lenses to
understand something.
eye-opening experience to me in
the real world. I learned to be
prepared for what will come and
speak for what is right. It taught me to
face any challenge with courage as I
continue my dedication and passion in
what I am ought to do.
gions and
Belief Systems and Trends, Networks, as well as
Critical Thinking in the 21st Century Culture. Everyone is
inherently unique in their own ways. Understanding and
embracing it is one step closer towards achieving harmonic
coexistence with one another.
T h e
lesson that I learned
as a HUMSS student is that the
Humanities and Social Sciences helps
us understand how the world works
with perspectives that are there to
guide
us.
One of the
biggest lesson as
a HUMSS student is to be able to communicate, to
be able to convey your ideas as much as possible, as
long as it is related to the class. Without anyone
expressing themselves there would no be development
with the discussion of the class.
The lesson I
have learned is how
to proper debate, text book reading, speeches I
had to memorize, and performance practices. All of
these have taught me some of the most important
lessons in life.
Appreciate the differences between people, especially
in the subject introduction to World Reli-