English Task🌈

SOS4Love Project Final Report During the 4th Week Report, 7th to 26th of October 2020 Name               : Yunita Dwi Agustin School              : SMAN 1 PURWOSARI, INDONESIA Class                : XII MIPA 8 Teacher           : Mrs. Diana Herawati, S.Pd (English Teacher) 1)    Please provide answers to the following questions:  a)     Define the CHALLENGE/problem that inspires/inspired your heart to take action and explain why it inspires/inspired you. b)    What is the specific SDG or SDGs (it can be one or more ) that you support and is connected with your Action? 2)    Share the results of your SOS4love Project. 3)    Share your feelings and reflections on your experience throughout the SOS4love project. Be sure to describe:  1)    Please provide answers to the following questions:  a)     In this day and age, everyone's mobility is very high. A myriad of activities ranging from school, tutoring, extracurricular activities or even hanging out

SOS4LOVE Yunita Dwi Agustin || SMAN 1 PURWOSARI (12MIPA8) "Activity of SDG's in Everyday Life" https://youtu.be/IlCAEuGM_kc This time I made a video about the application of SDG's in everyday life. although simple, but this activity is very beneficial for all of us. The message that I convey in this video, I intend for us all to realize that loving ourselves is important.  Don't always want to be someone else. We are already great ourselves. Before giving love to others, we should love ourselves. If you love yourself you can't, let alone give love to others. Sorry if there is a word wrong. And Thank you :))

“Love Yourself And Make The World A Better Place With Positive Changes” My Favorite SDG is no.3 - "GOOD HEALTH AND WELL-BEING" All health problems in the SDGs are integrated into one goal, goal number 3, namely ensuring a healthy life and promoting welfare for all people of all ages. There are 38 SDGs targets in the health sector that need to be realized. In addition to the incomplete problems, namely efforts to reduce maternal mortality (MMR) and infant mortality (IMR), control of HIV / AIDS, TB, malaria and increase access to health (including family planning), there are new things that of concern, namely: 1) Death due to non-communicable diseases (PTM); 2) Narcotics and alcohol abuse; 3) Traffic accident deaths and injuries; 4) Universal Health Coverage; 5) Air, air and soil contamination and pollution; as well as handling of crises and emergencies. The focus of these targets includes public nutrition, the national health system, access to health and slavery, family pl