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1Tuesday19 JanuaryNerissa3 Integrity Power of yet Nerissa: Good morning Ms Siau, Mdm Chow, Mr Cheong, teachers and NCzens. I am Nerissa Chou from class 3 Integrity.
Zhuoxin: 我是三善班的吴卓欣。
Nerissa: Hey zhuoxin! It is the third week of the school year. I hope you are adjusting well so far?
Zhuoxin: umm,其实我不怎么适应这个新的班级.... I’m not familiar with most of my sec 3 classmates, and not everyone is speaking to each other… It’s been really awkward so far. I don’t think I can socialise with anyone. I just can’t do this...
Nerissa: ...yet.
Zhuoxin: 嗯？你说什么？
Nerissa: I said: “you can’t do this… yet.” Remember? We were taught the “power of yet” in class during CCE. I remember this article I found online; it goes like this: “the “Power of Yet” has been such a simple reminder to persevere through the rough times. Perseverance can be the difference between a student who gives up on a problem and another student who routinely concludes that understanding will come with more effort, questions, or use of additional strategies.”
Zhuoxin: *是真的吗*
Nerissa: Yes, “yet” may just be a simple word, but placing this magical word behind some of the sentences we say or think, can change our way of thinking a lot!
Zhuoxin: hmmm… 比如呢？
Nerissa: Sentences like: “I don’t get it.”, “It didn’t work out”. Adding the word “yet” changes all these to: “I don’t get it yet.” and “It hasn’t worked out yet.”. It changes the meaning of the sentences.
Zhuoxin: 噢！你说的有道理！
Nerissa: Ending off with a quote from Sheila Tobias: “There is a difference between not knowing and not knowing yet.” In the face of challenges, we should take it head on with a positive mindset. If you are still struggling to adjust back to school life from the holidays, always stay positive and remember, adding the word “yet” to your thoughts can change everything. With that, thank you for your kind attention and have a wonderful day ahead of you!
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Thursday21 JanuaryJustin2 integrityPower of yet 校长，副校长，各位老师和同学们：
早上好！我是2正班的義恩。今天我会和大家分享是尚未的力量。这意味着，如果您努力工作，目标就是人生的预设。
我们都有使梦想成真的能力。
如果我们遇到任何突发性或挑战性的时刻，请注意必须坚持下去，因为隧道尽头总是有阳光。你需要信念和耐心。
在过程中你可能会遇到错误和失败，但是因此我们必须向他们学习，改为其利用绊脚石，而不是使他们感到沮丧。
我们还必须记住保持积极态度！
只要我们了解了力量，这就是使我们成功的过程。我们每个人都有能力使自己的梦想成真。我们每个人都可以利用强大的力量来克服所遇到的任何挑战。你只要提醒自己要坚持不懈。你需要的是耐心和信念。
有一次，我考试的成绩不理想，从此……
每次即将有考试时，我都会努力学习。果然，我的成绩又提高了。
只要我们都如何了解尚未的力量，我们应该明白，正是这个过程使我们成功。我的分享就到此结束。谢谢你的聆听。

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4Tuesday26 JanuaryElvia
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Power of YetGood morning all, I am Elvia from 2 Perseverance and today I will be sharing with you a short story. There was once a company whose CEO was very strict. One day, there was a sign on the door that read, “Yesterday, the person who has been holding you back from succeeding in this company passed away. Please gather for a funeral service in the assembly room.” While the employees were sad for the family of their CEO, they were also intrigued at the prospect of getting promoted. Upon entering the assembly room, many employees were surprised to see the CEO was present. They wondered, “If it wasn’t him who was holding us back from being successful, who was it? Who has died?” The employees approached the coffin, and upon looking inside, each was quite surprised. In the coffin, there was simply a mirror. Beside it, there was a hand-written sign by the CEO. It read: Are you going to keep allowing that person to hold you back? The moral of this story is that the only person who can really stand in the way of our success is ourselves. It is entirely up to us to move it and make things happen. Let’s not be our own obstacles to success. Instead of simply waiting for good things to happen, let’s seize the opportunities to improve ourselves. Thank you for listening, have a nice day!
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Thursday28 JanuaryClara3 Gratitude Power of Yet校长，老师们，同学们，大家早上好！
我是来自三源班的张恺恩，今天会和大家分享我们应该以什么态度来对待失败。
你们失败时，可能会感到难过、甚至纳闷：“怎么我如此努力，还是不能够成功？”
但你们可曾想过，当我们遇到失败时，要告诉自己，你只是有待成功罢了。你只是还没有找到解决问题的方法，你只是还不够了解问题罢了。天下没有所谓的不可能。所以现在，让我来介绍什么是“有待达成”的力量The power of yet。这个力量，能帮助你从失败中，慢慢的爬起来，面对现实，慢慢进步。
比如，假期时你可能想要学一个新的技能。例如，你可能选择学会骑脚踏车或溜冰。我就拿骑脚踏车作为例子吧。
骑脚踏车的时候，一开始，也许会摔几跤。但是不仅是教练的鼓励可以激励你，你也可以告诉自己， “ 我只是有待达到目标！我可以继续努力，我只是有待达到目标，成功就在不远处！ ”
经过多次练习和无数次的摔跤，最终你一定会学会骑脚踏车。因为你坚定的信念可以让你坚持到底，证明“成功在于坚持“的事实。
总而言之，不要轻易小看 “ 有待达成" 的这种力量 ，我们要坚持这个信念，才能够战胜人生中的任何困难。
所以，在我结束之前，让我在送大家一句话： “ 成功近在咫尺，你只是有待达成目标，切勿轻易放弃!”
谢谢大家的聆听！

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5Tuesday2 FebruaryBryan Hoe3 Integrity COVID-19 and the Power of YetGood morning Ms Siau, Mdm Chow, Mr Cheong, Teachers and NCzens. I am Bryan Hoe from 3 Integrity.

Before I start my morning sharing, I would like to ask all of you if you know how many cases of COVID-19 infections Singapore has thus far? If you don’t, it is numbered at 59,449 on Sunday morning. Now I would like all of you to imagine how you usually celebrate Chinese New Year, it could be reunion dinners or house visiting. I would like you to keep that image in your mind, and as you all have probably heard, Singapore is tightening restrictions for the upcoming Chinese New Year to prevent the spread of COVID-19. New restrictions, such as each household only being allowed to receive up to eight visitors a day, have been imposed. This will mean that the usual busy and crowded Chinese New Year will be a lot quieter. Imagine that image you thought of just now, minus all the people. Is it still a lively atmosphere? Some of us may view this lack of people as an inconvenience while some of us may take advantage of this opportunity to avoid our extended family, but why are these restrictions necessary? Is the government trying to cause us trouble and inconvenience? No, but it is because the number of COVID-19 community cases has increased in the past few weeks. This is due to complacency setting in on some people in Singapore. Thus, as Health Minister Gan Kim Yong has said, measures will be tightened to stem the spread of the virus.

However, despite this, we all need to persevere through, and believe that Singapore will get through this crisis. Although we still need to practise caution and follow the Safe Management Measures, we should not give up. For example, we should not have gatherings of more than 8 people and instead we can try using online platforms such as zoom to host gatherings! As you may have learned, the Power of Yet is about having the right mindset to persevere through the difficult times and challenges. Singapore has not yet passed through the rough times of COVID-19. We should all stay resilient, and play our part to help control the spread of COVID-19 in Singapore and support Singapore through these tough times. You may see these restrictions as inconveniences, and think that they do not work. But, however tough or inconvenient these restrictions are, we should all try our best to keep to them. After all, as I have just said, our country has yet to have come out of this difficult time. With all of our continuous help and cooperation, Singapore will soon be able to come out victorious against this virus.

Never lose hope in the fact that this pandemic will be over. All we need to do is remember the Power of Yet, and continue soldiering on. Remember, Singapore has only yet to come through. We can make it a reality if we work together and persevere. Happy Ox-picious Chinese New Year of the Ox and remember to ox-ercise the Power Of Yet! Thank you for your kind attention and have an ox-citing day ahead!


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Thursday4 FebuaryJordan Goh2 HumilityThe Power of Yet and its Origin校长，各位老师和同学们早上好！我是2谦班的吴圣永。今天， 我要跟大家分享的题目就是英文所说的“Power of Yet”。”Power of Yet” 是什么呢？让我今天解释一下。 卡罗杜維克博士为史丹佛大學心理学教授，在性格、社會心理学及发展心理学等领域，是全球最頂尖的研究学者之一。 　　杜維克博士经过长年对不同群体的研究，发现人有两种心態：「定型心態」和「成长心態」。拥有「定型心態」的人，总是急于追求证明自我，将所有成果二分为成功或失敗。拥有「成长心態」的人，则是乐观看待自己的所有特质。将个人的基本素质视为起點，可以藉由努力、累積经验和他人的帮助而改变、成长。 在芝加哥有一所高中， 那儿的学生毕业前要通过一系列课程， 如果某一门课没有通过， 成绩就是「暂未通过」。这真是个绝妙的做法， 因为，如果你某门课的成绩不及格， 你会想，我什么都不是，我什么都没有学到。 但如果你的成绩是「暂未通过」， 你会明白，学习的步伐并没有停下， 你还需逐步向前，争取未来。 有一次，卡罗想探究 孩子是如何应对挑战和困难的， 因此，她让一些10岁大的孩子 尝试解决一些对于他们而言 稍稍偏难的问题。 一些孩子积极应对的方式让我感到震惊。 他们会这样说， 「我喜欢挑战，」 或说，「你知道的，我希望能有所获。」 这些孩子明白，他们的能力是可以提升的。 他们有我所说的成长型思维模式。 但另一些孩子觉得面对这些难题 是不幸，宛如面对一场灾难。 从他们的固定型思维角度来看， 他们的才智受到了评判， 而他们失败了。 他们不懂得享受学习的过程， 而只盯住眼前的成与败。 在一项研究中，他们告诉我们， 如果他们某次考试未通过， 他们很可能会在下次考试中作弊， 而不是更加努力地学习。 在另一项研究中，他们挂了一门后， 他们会找到那些考得还不如他们高的孩子， 以寻求自我安慰。 后续的研究陆续表明， 他们会逃避困难。 懂得成长型的学生相信能力会通过锻炼得以提升。 他们积极地应对错误。 他们的大脑在高速运转， 他们积极地投入， 他们剖析错误， 从中学习，最终订正。 让我们不再浪费生命， 因为，既然我们知道 能力可以增长， 那么，生活在一个能激发进步 并让这一切变得可能的地方 就是每个孩子的权利。
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6Tuesday9 FebuarySamuel Soo2InnovationSincerity Good morning teachers and friends, I am Samuel Soo from class 2 Innovation. Today, I will be sharing about one of our school values, Sincerity. Sincerity is to be truthful and sincerity is the honesty of the mind. In other words, you have to be truthful and sincere.
Now let me tell you about a blind man and his friend named Bankei. Bankei was a very truthful man who showed everything he thought in his voice. When Bankei died, the blind man cried wholeheartedly beside his corpse. A crowd of people gathered around them, wondering how close their relationship must have been. He explained, “Since I am blind, I cannot see a person’s face, so I must judge his character by the sound of his voice.Usually, when I hear someone congratulate another upon his happiness or success, I also hear a secret tone of envy. When condolence is expressed for the misfortune of another, I hear pleasure and satisfaction. However, Bankei was different. Bankei’s voice was always sincere. Whenever he expressed happiness, I heard nothing but happiness, and whenever he expressed sorrow, sorrow was all I heard. That is why I trust him and he shall be my friend forever.”
How do we show sincerity, you might ask. To be honest, what you do every day might just be an act of sincerity. Sincerity can be giving people compliments that reflect your true inner feelings or performing acts of kindness without expecting anything in return. Sincerity is important in treating the people around you. In school, there will be a lot of work to do, and some might be so hard you would require other people’s help. To get their help, you need to earn their trust and friendship through sincerity. After all, only when you are sincere, will people trust you, and only when you are sincere, will you make real friends.
Now then, let me end my sharing with a quote. ”Insincerity is always weakness; sincerity even in error is a strength.”As nczens, you can show sincerity by doing good things without thinking about reward, or, you can try to speak the truth and be genuine when answering people's questions. Let us all be sincere in what we do.
Thank you for your attention and have a great day ahead.
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9Tuesday2 March 2021Li XinYun3 IntegrityGratitudeGood morning Ms Siau, Mdm Chow, Mr Cheong, teachers and fellow NCzens. I am xinyun from 3 integrity and today I will be talking about the topic of gratitude. My sharing will contain three parts, what is gratitude, how does gratitude help us? And ways we can cultivate gratitude.

Do we really know the meaning of gratitude? All of us know that gratitude is being grateful for what we have, but have we really thought about it on a deeper level? While I did some research for this morning sharing script, I got to understand more about gratitude and today I will share with you my findings as well as what I feel about gratitude.

Gratitude is derived from the latin word gratia, which can mean grace, graciousness or gratitude depending on the context. Being grateful is a thankful appreciation for what an individual receives whether tangible or intangible. But how does it help us? when we are grateful, we are able to acknowledge the goodness in our lives, focusing on what we have. Do you have something you truly desire? something that you want and is unable to let go of? Me too, but sometimes we need to realise that the happiness that "something" gets you is temporary. it would fade away and this endless cycle of desire would repeat. We will always have something that we want, but what is more important are the things that we already have in our lives. With gratitude, we become more appreciative for what we have, instead of always being greedy, either for new things or wants. Now I will share some ways to cultivate gratitude. The first way is, thanking someone mentally. If someone helped you, say thank you and when you think about it again and you want to thank that someone, but you don’t feel comfortable doing so you can thank them by thinking about what they have done for you and thank them mentally, feel the warmth in your heart as you think about it. Another way is writing down your gratitude in a journal or a planner, just jot down things people have done for you daily, that will help you to feel grateful for that person as you write. These are practices you can incorporate in your daily life.Personally, something I really like to do is, usually after dinner I would put on my earpiece, and stand beside a window. Then I would just listen to music and not think much. I would allow my mind to go blank and I will stare into a distance or look around. i would just focus on the present moment without judgment. And as I stand there, I would appreciate the moment and somehow as I calm down, I start thinking about beautiful things I have in life, and I will start thinking about the things I have and the help I have received, and be grateful for the person who helped me. Then by the end of 15 minutes I would just go and do my things. My eyebrows usually tense up easily but when I do these things it releases the tension and I feel less stress and instead grateful and motivated. Try these practices out! You never know if it will help you or not.
Thank you for listening, and hopefully you find my sharing useful! Have a nice day ahead!
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10TuesdayCheng En2 humility perseverance Good morning principals, teachers, and NCzens, I'm Cheng En from 2 humility. Let me start my sharing with a quote from an American football coach Vince Lombardi  “Winners never quit, quitters never win”. Today I will be sharing with you a short story about perseverance. I'm sure that most of you know who Stephen King is, or have heard of him before. He is the author of these books: It, The Stand, and many more.

Stephen King was broke and struggling when he first started to write.
He received so many rejection letters for his works that he developed a system for collecting them. In his book, “On Writing”, he recalls: “By the time I was 14...the nail in my wall could no longer support the weight of the rejection slips impaled upon it. I replaced the nail with a spike and kept on writing.” The reason he changed the nail to a spike was that it could support more weight than the old one.

He received 60 rejections before selling his first short story, "The Glass Floor," for $35. Even his current best-selling book, Carrie, wasn’t a hit at first. After dozens of rejections, he finally sold it to Doubleday Publishing, where the hardback sold only 13,000 copies—not great. Soon after, King earned more than half a million from the paperback rights. 

Stephen King is a shining example of a person who didn’t let failure define him, who achieved success by the simple fact of never giving up. He could have let his background and lack of financial privilege hold him back, but he didn’t. He pushed on regardless. He could have received one rejection and decided that writing wasn’t for him, but he didn’t. He continued to write and submit, learning from each rejection, sharpening his craft and his skills. 

Now, let me give you an example of how you, NCzens can show perseverance. I believe that most of us while running the 5 rounds for the 2.4km NAPFA test will feel tired and we will start walking. When we feel tired, we should think of our motivation to persevere. One of my motivations to persevere is to have better timing and it motivates me to run faster. Linking back to the story I just mentioned, we can learn from Stephen king and learn to persevere even when we are close to giving up.

Remember, perseverance is the key to success.

I hope that you will be able to understand the importance of perseverance and apply it to your daily life, especially during mass pe lessons when you have to train for your 2.4km NAPFA test. 

Thank you for your kind attention and have a great day ahead.
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1Tuesday29 JuneZeon3 HumilityExploring hobbies to relax from exams
"Bobby, what did you do during the June holidays, I did 10 assessment books leh, 'O' levels coming soon you know"
"Wah xiao Ming, so many assessment books ah, I did the tys for all my subjects and also finished the 15 assessment books my mother gave me"
"What about you leh, da Ming?"
"I... finished my homework, did some revision and learned some japanese..."
"Wah, what have you learnt so far, can you share with us?"
"I uhh..."

Good morning Ms Siau, Madam Chow, Mr Cheong, teachers and fellow NCzens, I'm sure we have enjoyed this long June holiday break! But no matter how much rest and revision we have done during the June holidays, it's the start of a new term, and we have to prepare for our upcoming PA2 and prelims .At the same time we should be mindful to pace ourselves and know when to take a break, spending time on our hobbies and satisfying our curiosity.

Personally I really like to watch anime, and I was very curious about the Japanese culture and language. To challenge myself, I started learning Japanese in my own free time since the circuit breaker period last year! It has already been a year and I continue to learn it everyday by using the Duolingo app; I take a break every now and then from studying and just learn some Japanese. It helps me take my mind off school work and allows me to relax. I don’t feel like I am actually studying as I find Japanese interesting. The extensive Chinese influence on the Japanese language also helps me to understand it better.

So what are you waiting for? Pick up a new skill or hobby that you like, and it will help you to unwind when you are tired from studying!
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Thursday1 JulyHeng Suang2 Gratitude跌倒时的收获校长、副校长、老师、同学们、大家早上好。我是来自二源班的蔡欣璇，欢迎回到学校，希望大家度过了个愉快的假期。
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你可能还为上学期的一些不如意之事耿耿于怀。今天，我想和大家分享的主题是 “跌倒时的收获”，希望给同学们一些启发。
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让我先和大家和分享一个小故事。
有个“渔王” 苦恼着，他的三个儿子的捕鱼技术都很一般。他常向人诉苦：“我从儿子刚懂事就传授技术，怎么他们都比不上平常人的孩子？”
路人听了后问：“你一直手把手地教他们吗？” 渔王立即回答：“是啊，我很仔细地教他们。”
路人又问：“他们是一直跟着你干活吗？” 渔王回答道：“为了让他们少走些弯路，我一直让他们跟着我干。”
路人接着说：“这是你的错了。你只传授技术，却没传授给他们教训，没有教训就不能成大器！”
这个故事是告诉我们，人生的顺境， 逆境，对于有智慧的人来说都是宝贵的经验，能从中累积成功的资本。人生即使偶尔跌倒了，只要自己不因此倒地不起，有时反而能有意外的收获呢！
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所以跌倒也不见得是件坏事：
第一，人生中的挫折能让我们累积经验。每个人的成长过程，就如学习骑脚踏车一样，总要跌了好多次才能学会的。人生的旅途也同样，可能会跌倒了数次，从中再累积失败的经验，一次会比一次做得更好，成功的目标必定 唾手可得。
第二，人生中不顺心的事能让我们锻炼意志。事业有成的人必定经过很多挫折，跌倒了几次再重新站起来，才能取得现在的成就。就譬如，爱迪生发明灯泡，不屈不挠的精神，李光耀先生千辛万苦地建立繁荣发展的新加坡， 铁棒磨成针的故事，乌龟赛跑的故事，等等。这些故事都让我们学会了，只有意志坚定，有着坚持不懈的精神，我们一定能看到隧道尽头的亮光。
第三，我们失败的经历也可成为别人的“前车之鉴” 。我们跌倒时也可以累积这些经历，以后可以与他人分享这些经验，避免他们走 冤枉路。
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“跌倒了不必急着站起来，四周找找看有什么可以捡的，再站起来吧！” 失败时，用乐观的态度积极地探索失败的原因，调整心态后，再重新出发！
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我希望同学们听完了我的这份分享也可以有所启发，用积极的态度面对挫折与失败。我的分享今天就到此结束，谢谢大家的聆听，希望大家有一个愉快的一天！
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Thursday8 Julyzhuoxin3 excellenceyouth dayzhuoxin: 校长、副校长、老师们、同学们，早上好。我是来自三善班的吴卓欣。
rhian: i am rhian from 3 excellence
zhuoxin: 瑞爱，你知道刚刚过去的星期天是什么假期吗？
rhian: i sure do! it was youth day! we even had one day to enjoy a school holiday on monday !
zhuoxin: 那…让我再考考你吧！在享受假期的当儿，你知道青年节为什么被政府设为学校假期吗？
rhian: yup! youth day celebrated today is more than a mere celebration of a generation. The youth form an integral unit of our society. With their creativity and exuberance, they are learning, discovering and exploring. More importantly, the youth represent the tide of change and renewal in society
zhuoxin: 你说得对！除此之外，许多新加坡以外的国家也同样会庆祝青年节呢！就比如中国的五四青年节。五四青年节源于中国1919年反帝爱国的“五四运动”，五四爱国运动是一次彻底的反对帝国主义和封建主义的爱国运动，也是中国新民主主义革命的开始。1939年，陕甘宁边区西北青年救国联合会规定5月4日为中国青年节。青年节期间，中国各地都要举行丰富多彩的纪念活动，青年们还要集中进行各种社会志愿和社会实践活动，还有许多地方在青年节期间举行成人仪式。
rhian: wow! i didn’t know that youth day could have such a meaningful history behind it!
zhuoxin: 是呀！我们作为国家的青年，也应该利用我们的业余时间，多做一些自己力所能及的事情，以回馈社会。像做义工，或甚至去孤儿院探望小朋友们，都是我们可以回馈社会的一些方法。在这些过程中，我们还可能会学到意想不到的东西呢！
rhian: yes,i agree. being youths, we should contribute to the best of our ability to have positive impact on society!
zhuoxin: 希望你们都从今天的分享中多少有一些收获。明年过青年节时，希望你们都已经为社会做出一些贡献了！今天的分享就到此结束。谢谢大家的耐心聆听。祝你们有个愉快的一天。		Ms Tanyes
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Thursday22 JulyLe Yao2 Humility维护种族和谐校长、副校长、老师、同学们、大家早上好，我是来自二谦班的沈乐瑶。大家，还记得昨天是什么节日吗？对了！昨天就是新加坡所有学校和大多数公共机构都在纪念的种族和谐日——官方指定这一天是为了提醒人们时刻记住 1964 年的种族骚乱纪念日。历史的种族暴动事件告诉我们今天的和谐不是天生的。50年代的马华冲突清楚告诉我们，各族之间的隔膜将会对我们多元种族的社会造成巨大的威胁。 今天的新加坡虽然大多数还是华人，但各种族还是受到平等待遇，没有任何偏袒行为，大家过着和平的生活。

但。。。我们肯定不能把新加坡种族和谐当作理所当然。我们是一个多元种族的社会，保持各族良好关系非常重要。新加坡地方小，抬头不见低头见，所以我们必须避免相似他国的宗教纷争的悲剧发生在新加坡。

如果我们坚信种族和宗教和谐是自然规律，那就是在自欺欺人。种族和宗教和谐不是从天上掉下来的，一个多元种族的社会从来不是注定和谐的。所以我们应该怎样维护种族和谐呢？

首先，在种族和谐的基础上，我们可以增设更多的管道，听取意见，共同协商如何做得更好。其次， 学校及联络所应该在建立良好基础的范围举办多元化的活动，让不同种族学生和邻里可以多交流及接触，互相了解彼此的文化。再来，共同身份的认同是一个解决问题的好方法，团结能够带来更多的力量，让我们不怕外来的欺压。最后，在新加坡，国家、宗教与种族意识一直扮演举足轻重的角色，就好像新加坡人能够有新加坡语一样，让不同种族也可以用共同的语言交流。

一个种族和谐的社会是需要大家相互尊重和团结的精神，学校要教导新的一代去珍惜和维护种族和谐，帮助了解各自不同的文化，并找到彼此之间的共同点才能向前迈进。我今天的分享就到此结束，希望大家有个愉快的一天，谢谢！
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