3 MT - Miyu TOKUMOTO

I found that Morgan Edward gave the most engaging presentation. His gestures, voice tone, and eye contact were directed towards everyone, which made it easy and comfortable for us to listen. His topic was a study about money, and since money is something very important in our future lives, I found it very educational. At the beginning, he said, “Government has money,” and that part especially stayed in my mind. I strongly agreed with that statement.


Through this opportunity, I realised that by doing research by ourselves, we can learn more deeply. I also understood that the results of three years of study can be very useful in our future jobs. At the same time, I thought it is wonderful that through research, we can help raise the next generation who will lead the future, and that such research can be used effectively in society.

 

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  1. Hanako IwatsukiJuly 23, 2025 at 3:40 PM

    I completely agree with you! Morgan Edward’s presentation was the easiest to understand of the four. His strategy of speaking is quite effective !

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  2. MilaeJuly 23, 2025 at 3:42 PM

    I agree with you. Morgan Edward's presentation was very impressed and interesting!

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  3. Meri OBARAJuly 23, 2025 at 3:51 PM

    Thanks to your sharing, I could get another perspective. I also thought that Morgan Edward was the most energetic presenter!

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  4. Chompunud (New)July 23, 2025 at 3:52 PM

    Hello, Miyu, I totally agree with you that young generation can be benefitted from someone’s research. Therefore, this is liked kills two birds with one stone.😊

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