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Writing a speech on telling fresh students at least 3 things that can make their stay at the school successful

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Answered by probaudh
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I would start by doing a mind map of all the things, good and bad, that are happening. For each of the items I would rate them from 1–10 as to the severity, then I would look at the impact on the quality of life for all the students. If you put all this on a mind map it will start to take some structured form and you can look at everything at once. (Just put “My speech” in the middle and then lines out to each of the items, and further lines from those items for detail and ideas.)

Spend some time analysing everything that is happening, both good and bad. Remember absolutely no emotion, deal just in verifiable facts, be totally impartial and be aware of your biases. You are the independent arbitrator who is equally just, to all stakeholders in the issues. Do not take sides.

Do not berate individuals, a person is not bad, they may need training, the rules may need to be reviewed, they may need to be made aware of the effect of their actions on others etc. If people are doing the wrong thing, ask the question, “What is making them to do the wrong thing?” “What could be changed to improve the situation?” If you zero in on one person, the best you can do is change that one person. If you zero in on the underlying cause and change the system, then everyone now and in the future benefits, including the one person.

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