3MT competition. Aoi

 It was the first time for me to watch a presentation competition, so I felt the atmosphere was very different from what I usually experience in class.The presentation I found most interesting was about how the internet is a part of our lifestyle and has become essential in our daily lives. The speaker explained the topic clearly and I agreed with their opinion.The second presenter was the most effective communicator for me. Their speaking speed was easy to follow, and they used gestures to help us understand better. I thought their style of presentation was very clear and engaging.Before attending this session, I had never really thought about going to graduate school. But now I think it could be a good opportunity to explore a topic I’m interested in and deepen my knowledge. If I find something I really want to study in the future, I would like to consider postgraduate study as one of my options.

Comments

  1. Hanako IwatsukiJuly 23, 2025 at 3:33 PM

    The topic about the internet is quite interesting and trendy, so I agree with your feelings!
    I’m surprised that you started to consider postgraduate study. This experience must be fruitful for you!

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  2. Chompunud (New)July 23, 2025 at 3:38 PM

    Hello, Aoi, this was also my first time to experience a presentation competition so, I completely agreed with you that the atmosphere was totally difference from a usual presentation. So, it was a really good opportunity for us to attend this event.

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  3. MilaeJuly 23, 2025 at 3:39 PM

    I agree with you. From this presentation, I realised that gestures are very important when we are speaking!

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