Well. I would support the second proposal. because we already have enough places for readi
ng. What we really need is a place where we can socialize and entertain ourselves. Buildin
g social connections in a relaxing atmosphere, a coffee shop in this case, not only allows
the exchange of ideas, but also encourages students to share information, which is a long
-neglected priority for many college students. Plus, it's virtually impossible to keep a c
afe quiet enough to study. With the coffee machine working and customers making orders, st
udents will have to put up with constant interuptions, They might as well find a seat in t
he library ifthey are genuinely looking for quietess.A student proposes that the universit
y should replace conventional water fixtures with new ones that can lower water pressure a
nd spray less water. This may help reduce wateruse and cut down on water billsThe man in t
he conversation disagrees withthis preposal.First, he thinks that students may end up usin
g the same a lot of water with the new fixtures because if there's little water flowing ou
t of the faucet, they would just take longer time to get cleaned up. If that happens, the
renovation won't help the community at al1.Besides, it doesn't make sense financially, eit
her installing new fixtures will cost a lot since the universition just pays for many new
fixtures, but it also needs to hire a business to install them. with such huge initiain ve
stment, it's not gonna save up money anyhow.Influencer marketing means that companies mark
et a product on a small group of influential customers, who may attract others to buy the
product. To illustrate this, the professor uses the example of a fumiturecompany, which ti
ed to promote a new line of sofas and chairs. Instead of advertising the product on magazi
nes or tv, they selected a hundred people who were fascinated with home decorations and we
re using intemet blogs to write reviews about things like carpets and curtains. What the c
ompany did was to invitethem to an event, where they got to ty out their products and took
pictures. Then those who liked the producwould write nice things about it in their blog.
This way, people seeking advice online for fumishing were convinced of its good quality, w
hich resulted in more sales. In the end the company eamed a lot from thiskind of marketing
.The professor talks about two ways temmite mouds benefit the surrounding ecosystem.The fi
rst one is that they benefit other animals. This is because the mounds are featired with a
tall shucturethat allows other animals to climb up and have a good view ofthe surounding
environment. This way, other animals can better find food and avoid danger. For example, m
eercats would take advantage of the temmite mounds. Some meercats stay on top of the mound
s, guarding the group from danger, while others search for food at the bottom area. Anothe
r benefit involves the tunnel system that termites build tmmnels extend deep undergroundal
lowing rainwater to seep deeper, thus imprquality.ng So1For example,in and ecosystems. lik
e the deese the area near temmite mounds is usually green and lush. fuloflife. But areas w
ithout termite moutend to be barrenand dryWell, I prefer to finish a project or a task ahe
ad of schedule, because it often results in higher quality. Early completion allows me to
manage problems, conflicts and unexpected risks during the project. If any of those issues
come up, I am still able to stop, deal with them without the stress of missing the deadli
ne. Plus, for projects that require teamwork, a last-minute person puts the whole team at
risk. Consider conshuiction projects. If the architect procrastinates, you know, handing i
n his design a few days late, the rest of the team will have to pay a price, by staying up
late or delaying the due day.Well, I disagree with this statement because having experien
ced teachers isn't always a guarantee of successful schooling. When I was in elementary sc
hool, almost eighty percent of our faculty are with over twenty years of teaching experien
ce, but we little children were more fond of younger teachers for they were clearly more o
pen-minded and passionate about teaching. Older teachers could rely so much on their tradi
tional. customary teaching style that they feel reluctant to make changes, you know, tryin
g new approaches. Plus. I think stu dents’ performance is a much more important in dicator
, A often al, the success of a school is best manifested by the success ofits graduates. l
ow well it does just by checking their grades and achievementsWell, I think it 's a good i
dea to incorporate educational games into traditional class, because games can be more int
ellectually stimulating, especially for subjects like mathematics and art. For example, Fi
nland as a pioneering county in education, has tied to design games based on the principle
of algorithms, and it turned out that students were clearly more active and engaged in th
e class than when they were learning from textbooks. Plus, games are the best remedy for d
istraction in class. You know, many students find it hard to fix their attention on dry, b
oring course content for a long time, the film nature of playing games may just balance ou
t the boredom.the reminiscence bump means that older adults tend to remember events from t
he period when they were young better than events from later time periods. In the professo
r's example, the university research invited a group of volunteers ages over fifty years o
ld, and researchers showed them different works of simple, everyday objects, such as bicyc
es. Then they asked volunteers to tell the first story that came to the mind when they saw
the work. It turned out that most people thought of stonies that happened when they were
a lot younger. In one case, a woman in her fifles, who was shown a picture of a cat, recal
led the first pet she had in her teenage years. Although she had kept several cats later i
n her life, the first cat she owe dwas the first one that stood out in her mind.