Student Group Discussion
Groups of five to seven students meet with a teacher once a week, for about 40 minutes, to discuss one topic.
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SGD or Student Group Discussion is a group discussion conducted by students and their teacher who come together to discuss a topic related to moral, social, or spiritual character education. Students are grouped into teams of five to seven members from their respective classes. They hold a special group discussion with their homeroom teacher once a week. This discussion lasts approximately 40 minutes and covers a predetermined character education topic. During this time, the teacher asks several evaluation questions and gives each student the opportunity to express their opinions.
Goals and Benefits of SGD
- Enables students to interact more intensively with their teacher and peers in a small group setting.
- Builds students’ self-confidence in expressing their thoughts in public.
- Provides deeper understanding of the character education topic being discussed.
- Enhances the relationship between students and teachers, while fostering deeper empathy.
- Develops critical thinking skills and broadens students’ perspectives on various issues.
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