Course of Ib
Throughout the entire course of IB, I felt that I have become more creative, and learnt to take more risk. However, one trait I really wish to highlight is observance skills. Although I would say that observance is a skill that cannot be taught, I feel that IB has allowed me to be able to see things in different manners and be more observant. After watching the videos screened in class, I was inspired to look at things that I may have ignored. I got to understand that people usually do not observe things that they do not care about. For example, if we do not care about our safety, we would not have bothered about a large crack in a building we are residing in. Hence, I am really proud to have discovered such fact and I will definitely continue to observe my surroundings and spot opportunities that may make a difference in the society.
IB has made me realized how important observance skills are in the current century. Spotting opportunities, generating ideas, taking risks are very important sets of skills that I feel will aid me in working or becoming an entrepreneur. If I was able to spot an opportunity to work on, I can even refine and advance the idea to something really amazing. However, I do not wish to wait till I get into the working society. Right now, I can be able to look at several things and analysis how they work, why they work, and such. As a student, while I roam around school, I can even spot opportunities and generate ideas to create a better user experience. If I find that it is feasible and I can really work on it, I can even pitch the idea or create a different product or service and be an entrepreneur myself! In addition, while working as a team on project work, I can be able to contribute more by observing and referencing different things. For example, I can observe how things work in a food and beverage industry and cross-reference to automobiles industry. Consequently, I may find an idea of producing automobiles at a