GRADUATED SPORTSMEN n STUDY ABROAD

ATHLETES MUST HAVE A DEGREE

Introduction

- Sports have undergone an evolution - produce better sportsmen.
-Malaysia will  follow  other countries. University for sportsmen.
-Sportsmen must excel in both sports and academic. All athletes should have a degree.
-To prepare for  their future life, improve  the performance and be a role model to young athletes

Point 1

-To prepare for their future life.
- Sports do not promise successful life - become rich
- They need to maintain their performance if they do not  have permanent jobs
- When they become old,  no more job offers and no money to spend.
- Example: Shazlin Zulkifli who is former no. 1 Asian pin bowler. She has a degree in sports science. Now,  she owns Runsa Tenpin in Mutiara Damansara at The Curve. She acts as a manager and also a trainer.
- Thus, all athletes should have a degree in order to help their future life.

Point 2
- Increase performance
- Athletes who have a degree usually will perform much better than other athletes who are not educated.
- The athletes will have more knowledge about  the techniques,  skills and also strategies to win the game.
- The athletes can manage themselves better. - Not easily give up.
-Example: A good football team is not seen by their ability. Good ability without great ideas – lose.

 Thus, educated players will create once and make it done. The team will control the game.
-Hence, having a degree is one of factors that helps the player to perform the best in sports.

Point 3

-Be a role model to young athletes.
-Young athletes will follow seniors’ steps.
-People also will respect athletes who succeed in academic and sports. –

- refute the statement that athletes only perform in sports, but not in academic.
-Sports  - not a reason why someone fails in academic.
- Example: Azizulhusni Awang a pocket rocket man. He succeeds in his track cycling and also academic.

Now pursuing his studies at  Deakin University , Australia for Bachelor of Commerce Majoring in Sports Management.
-As a results, having a degree while playing sport is an asset of a good athlete.

Conclusion
- it cannot be denied that having a degree is needed for all athletes in order to bring them to a high level in their careers.
- Educated athletes perform better and contribute more to sports.

Contributed by,
LUQMAN
HAZIKAH
KHAIRIYAH
NADIA..............K6S1/ 2013

2. MOST STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS ARE A WASTE OF TIME AND MONEY

Introduction

·         A dream for students-better achievement (result)-scholarship-further studies

·         Agree with the title that study-abroad is a waste of time and money because students misuse the government's money, time is not spent studying and  courses taken are not recognized in Malaysia

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Body

Point 1 –students misuse the government's money

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·         Might-tempted to buy things that are not found in Malaysia-West (Europe and Britain)

For example - limited edition of bags and high heels which are quite expensive for a student

·         Spend the money for holiday purposes-think that the money will never cease;  do not value the money and not spend it wisely .

Point 2
-time is not spent studying

·         Countries that experience 4 seasons-most students choose these countries-tempted to experience all different seasons-when they are stress with their studies-spend the time to enjoy and forget about study.

·         Make new friends-culture shock and end up following their lifestyles

Eg: wild party, clubbing-bring back yellow culture.
So, time is not spent on studies but other unimportant matters.

Point 3
-Take courses that are not recognized in Malaysia

·         Courses that are offered by other countries - do not fulfill the qualifications that Malaysia requires

·         One of the cases-a Malaysia student took  medical course in a university in Russia-came back to Malaysia-unemployed because  the degree was not recognized.-waste of time and money.

Conclusion

·         Study-abroad programs give more disadvantages than advantages.

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ARGUMENTATIVE- CHOOSE LEADER n PRIVACY

TOPIC; All Citizens Should Be Given the Opportunities to Choose Their Leader.

Introduction :

·         Malaysia is a country that practises parliamentary democracy

·         Parliamentary democracy consists of leaders that are chosen by a majority

·         Agree that citizens should be given an opportunities to choose their leader

·         Every citizen’s right, they are educated, they care for country’s future

BODY :

Point 1 : - Every citizen’s right

§  Everyone has the right to take part in forming the government of his country

§  Democracy is the voice of the people, the freedom of the people, or the people that rule.

§  The phrase “from the people to the people” is also linked to the concept of democracy

§  The mechanism for creating and strengthening the practice of democracy in a country is usually done through the general election.

§  So, give the chance for people to choose their leader

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Point 2 : - They are educated

ü  Well-educated citizens are more expressive, vocal and knowledgeable.

ü  Achieving a high level of knowledge and skills enables Malaysians to compete

ü  Physically strong and think positive so that they can contribute toward peace and harmony in the country.

ü  Offer ideas and comments for the benefits of all Malaysians.

Point 3 :- They care for the country’s future

v  Always think for good sake of country by having a dedicated leader

v  Citizens know who is the best person to be their leader

v  Take other advanced countries as our county’s aspiration and model

v  To make our country a better place to live in.

Conclusion :

  Acceptable – citizens should be given the opportunities to choose their leader.

Prepared by : - Muhamad Fahrul Razzi
                       - Ng Jene Enn
                       - Nurfazira Hanim
                      -  Nur Raihan (K6S1)/2013

TOPIC:  We Should Not Invade Other People’s Privacy

Introduction:  

 Every person in this world has his own privacy that should not be disturbed by others.

-          Privacy is the right to be left alone or not to share belongings with others.

-          Ex:  Our information, matters, truth and secrets.

-          Fundamental human right.

-          Agree as privacy is valuable for safety, to protect honor and it is against the laws for us to disturb other people’s lives.

Point 1:

-          Privacy is the most valuable things in life.

-          All that people only want is to feel safe and secured.

-          Ex:  A billionaire needs privacy to protect himself and his properties. If there is no privacy, people would take advantage on him.

-          Hence, privacy is vital for safety.

Point 2:

-          To protect our honor.

-          Honor is someone’s right whether to keep it as a secret or to narrate it to others.

-          If our honor has been known by others, it may affect our entire life.

-     Ex: If a well- known person has a bad background, it will affect his or her reputation among public if his life story is spread for all to know- could lead to quarrel

-          Therefore, it is very important for us not to invade others’ privacy in order to prevent the misunderstanding between two sides.

Point 3:

-          I t is against the law for us to disturb other people’s lives.

-          Everyone needs their own time and space to spend with their loved ones.

-          Ex:  A tragedy that occurred in London where the Princess of Wales, Princess Diana was killed in a traumatic accident during she was followed by the paparazzi that was eager to know her story.

-          Thus, it is against the law for us to invade other people’s privacy.

Conclusion:

-          People should not involve in other people’s private lives because  privacy is vital for safety, to protect honor and it is against the law.

-          Everyone needs their own time to be alone and it is clearly true that privacy is vital for everyone.

Khairul Fadhli

Nurul Izwani

Norafifi

Atiqah Zulaikha

(K1S3)/2013