T4W1 CCE Lesson

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to understand and appreciate the different life experiences and perspectives of people in a diverse society like Singapore?

• It helps to build a more inclusive and harmonious community.

• It allows us to ignore the needs of others.

• It encourages competition instead of cooperation.

• It makes it easier to judge others.

Open Ended

How can fostering a 'we culture' in your community contribute to the well-being of both individuals and the society as a whole?

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a purpose of the National Day Rally as described in the lesson?

• To celebrate Singapore's independence with a parade

• To address what is happening in the world and how Singapore might be affected

• To host a sports competition

• To announce the results of national exams

Multiple Select

Which of the following are key issues highlighted in the National Day Rally 2025?

• Our Economy

• Our Young

• Our Environment

• Our Seniors

Open Ended

What are some aspirations and hopes that you saw during NDP this year?

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How does the 'Singapore Spirit' contribute to the nation's progress, according to Mr Lawrence Wong's speech?

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How does the idea of a 'We-First' society, as described in the national pledge, help to strengthen the Singapore Spirit?

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How did the individuals featured in the article contribute to building a 'We-First' society?

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What would happen if we do not have a 'We-First' society?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a possible consequence of not having a 'We-First' society, according to the class discussion points?

• Societal fraying and fragmentation

• Increased government efficiency

• Greater community support

• More effective policies without citizen engagement

Multiple Select

According to the discussion, why does 'We-First' matter to Singapore? Select all that apply.

• It helps maintain peace and unity.

• It encourages everyone to look out for themselves only.

• It strengthens resilience to crises.

• It builds a sense of belonging and shared vision.

Open Ended

How can we tap on our interests and strengths to care, contribute and look out for our community
AT HOME?

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How can we tap on our interests and strengths to care, contribute and look out for our community
AT SCHOOL?

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How can inter-group collaboration benefit a school community, according to the activities described?

Multiple Choice

Based on the possible students’ responses, what are two ways students can use their strengths to help their community?

• By teaching elderly neighbors tech skills and coaching classmates in sports

• By ignoring classmates who need help and focusing only on personal goals

• By organizing exclusive clubs and discouraging participation

• By avoiding collaboration with others

Open Ended

Which of the ideas excite you and why? How do these ideas bring us one step closer to the ‘We-First’ society you hope to be a part of?

Multiple Choice

According to Amelin Goh, what can every small effort lead to if youth enjoy what they do and find fulfilment in their contributions?

• A bigger impact

• No change

• Personal gain only

• Immediate results

Multiple Choice

According to Mr. Lawrence Wong's speech, what is the main way to strengthen the Singapore Spirit?

• By focusing on individual success

• By caring, contributing, and looking out for one another

• By competing with each other

• By ignoring the needs of others

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a benefit of fostering a 'we culture' in society?

• It benefits both individuals and the community

• It only benefits individuals

• It only benefits the government

• It leads to less cooperation

Open Ended

Reflecting on today's conversation, what do you hope for us to do to build a We-First society?

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