PPDT
Should I add extra lines when I read my story from the hat?
GTO carefully read your story. If you add more lines, they'll notice. Too many unnecessary lines can make your story less powerful and might seem like you're unsure or not focused.
Will low fluency in spoken English lead to rejection?
If you're not very fluent in spoken English, ISSB might be tougher, but it doesn't mean you'll be rejected. Highlight your strengths in different areas, stay positive and confident, and try to get better at English. Remember, ISSB looks at your potential, not just what you can do now. Being dedicated and willing to learn can really help you.
Will low fluency in spoken English lead to rejection?
If you're not very fluent in spoken English, ISSB might be tougher, but it doesn't mean you'll be rejected. Highlight your strengths in different areas, stay positive and confident, and try to get better at English. Remember, ISSB looks at your potential, not just what you can do now. Being dedicated and willing to learn can really help you.
Is it permissible to discuss my story in Bangla?
Even though they might say it's okay to tell your story in Bangla, it's actually a trick. If you speak in Bangla, you might get disqualified. It's better to use English to communicate smoothly and avoid any problems. Remember, they want to see how well you can handle yourself in an English-speaking setting.
Is it permissible to discuss my story in Bangla?
Even though they might say it's okay to tell your story in Bangla, it's actually a trick. If you speak in Bangla, you might get disqualified. It's better to use English to communicate smoothly and avoid any problems. Remember, they want to see how well you can handle yourself in an English-speaking setting.
What should I do if I need to use the washroom urgently during the discussion?
They'll give everyone plenty of time to rest in the dormitory before heading to the hut. Hopefully, no one will need a break during the discussion. Again If it's very urgent what can they do , "Nature bounds no rules, go to washroom!"
What should I do if I need to use the washroom urgently during the discussion?
They'll give everyone plenty of time to rest in the dormitory before heading to the hut. Hopefully, no one will need a break during the discussion. Again If it's very urgent what can they do , "Nature bounds no rules, go to washroom!"
Should I challenge someone if they are presenting an illogical argument?
Don't get involved in illogical arguments; it might lead to being screened out. In such situations, it's better to stay calm and quiet. Sometimes, saying less is better.
Should I challenge someone if they are presenting an illogical argument?
Don't get involved in illogical arguments; it might lead to being screened out. In such situations, it's better to stay calm and quiet. Sometimes, saying less is better.
How can I deal with nervousness during the discussion?
1. It's okay to feel nervous; everyone does. Just accept it and try to manage it.
2. Mistakes are normal; don't think too much about them. Move forward and keep contributing.
3. Be yourself; it's better to be real than pretend to be perfect.
4. Trust your preparation and show your strengths. Stay composed and handle pressure well.
Remember, ISSB want to see how you handle challenges.
How can I deal with nervousness during the discussion?
1. It's okay to feel nervous; everyone does. Just accept it and try to manage it.
2. Mistakes are normal; don't think too much about them. Move forward and keep contributing.
3. Be yourself; it's better to be real than pretend to be perfect.
4. Trust your preparation and show your strengths. Stay composed and handle pressure well.
Remember, ISSB want to see how you handle challenges.
If my story was incomplete when I read it, what should I do?
You need permission from the conducting officer to read your story. If they say it's okay, you can go ahead. Be professional when asking for permission. The assessors are there to evaluate you, so make sure to complete your story, as they're not concerned about how it ends, but rather how you handle it.
If my story was incomplete when I read it, what should I do?
You need permission from the conducting officer to read your story. If they say it's okay, you can go ahead. Be professional when asking for permission. The assessors are there to evaluate you, so make sure to complete your story, as they're not concerned about how it ends, but rather how you handle it.
Is it necessary to repeat my story during the discussion?
You usually don't need to tell your story again during the discussion. Once you've written it down, focus on explaining how it relates to the discussion. Avoid saying the same things again and stay involved in the ongoing conversation.
Is it necessary to repeat my story during the discussion?
You usually don't need to tell your story again during the discussion. Once you've written it down, focus on explaining how it relates to the discussion. Avoid saying the same things again and stay involved in the ongoing conversation.
Will low fluency in spoken English be viewed negatively?
Not being very fluent in a language won't disqualify you. But it's important to show that you can still do well despite the language barrier.
Will low fluency in spoken English be viewed negatively?
Not being very fluent in a language won't disqualify you. But it's important to show that you can still do well despite the language barrier.
