Question

1.what did you learn about HIV and tb, and the stigma associated with diseases, during your election project? (2)

2.what did you learn about the challenges around providing free WIFI on campus?(2)
3.what did you learn your problem-solving skills?(2)
4.how did your team working skills develop during this project?(2)
5.evaluate your groups election campaign including yourself. what could you have done differently? what did not work well?(2)
6.why do you think it is important to vote in elections?(2)
7.how do you feel about yourself as a voter?(2)
8.why do you think the role of the IEC in elections is important ?((2)
9.how will you apply good voter behaviour before during and after elections((3)

Answer 1

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1. Through our election project, I learned about the link between HIV and TB, and the stigma associated with both diseases. We discovered that people living with HIV are more prone to developing TB, and there is often discrimination and fear surrounding these diseases.

2. I learned about the challenges of providing free WIFI on campus, such as budget constraints, infrastructure limitations, and security concerns. We realized that while free WIFI is beneficial for students, there are many technical and logistical obstacles to overcome.

3. During the project, I honed my problem-solving skills by brainstorming creative solutions to address the issues we encountered. I learned to think critically and strategically in order to overcome obstacles and achieve our goals.

4. My team working skills improved as I collaborated with my group members to plan and execute our election campaign. We learned to communicate effectively, delegate tasks, and support each other to achieve our objectives.

5. In evaluating our election campaign, I believe we could have been more organized in our planning and execution. We could have allocated roles and responsibilities more clearly, and set clearer goals for our campaign. Additionally, we could have done more research on effective campaigning strategies.

6. I believe it is important to vote in elections because it is a fundamental right and responsibility in a democratic society. By participating in the electoral process, we have a voice in shaping the future of our community and holding our leaders accountable.

7. As a voter, I feel empowered and responsible for making informed decisions that will impact the future of my country. I take my role as a voter seriously and strive to educate myself on the issues and candidates before casting my vote.

8. The role of the Independent Electoral Commission (IEC) in elections is crucial in ensuring free, fair, and transparent electoral processes. The IEC is responsible for organizing and overseeing elections, ensuring voter registration, and upholding electoral laws to maintain the integrity of the electoral system.

9. To apply good voter behavior before, during, and after elections, I will educate myself on the political parties and candidates, consider their policies and track records, and make an informed decision when casting my vote. I will also encourage others to participate in the electoral process and respect the outcome of the election, regardless of the results.