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UHD Talks: students speak from knowledge and life experience
2024-10-25 08:49:49.175038
English Department students at the University of Human Development organised an event as part of a UHD Talks initiative on 15th May 2024. They spoke from knowledge and share their life experiences with their class fellows. Topics at the event included students’ perceptive on various life issues and common problems university students face.
Kashma Awat, 6th Semester student, was the first student to take on the stage. She talked about imposter syndrome as a psychological state when people feel unworthy and incompetent in spite of accomplishments and success. People who struggle with this condition consider themselves as fraud and phony as well as undeserving of their success, they doubt their abilities and skills, and confidence is definitely not one of their characteristics since they are always waiting for their fraudulence and incompetence to come to light. Imposter phenomenon comes from a combination of factors such as family environment, social pressure or sense of belonging. Moreover, there are some characteristics of this condition including continuous self-doubt and undervaluing contribution. Imposter syndrome can lead to avoiding changes and challenges. Students must be very aware about this problem and know how to seek help to overcome it.
Dima Jalal, 2nd Semester, explored the importance of value and power in shaping one’s ideas, language, and identity. She also talked about literature and how it can contribute to helping a foreign language more appropriately.
Zhyar Shapur, 4th Semester, focused on the importance of diet and healthy eating habits. Nutrition is the process of obtaining and consuming necessary nutrients for growth, survival and overall health. It involves the intake of food, digestion, and absorption of the nutrients by the body. Nutrition plays a significant role in influencing various aspects of the human body, for instance: development, brain and heart function, immunity, energy level.
Hadeer Qusay, Daban Jamal and Raz Nabaz took turns to share their views about making friends at university, the significance of preserving energy to create positive atmosphere in one’s surroundings, the pivotal rule of having goals and becoming a more responsible individual.
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