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As early as 1959, the first batch of 57 students in the MBA program of the European Institute of Business Administration in Fontainebleau, France went into the palace, the emperor who this
palace of luxury place to start a business school works to change fundamentally the course, add a cultural touch to this piece of beautiful scenery and heritage of the land. Thus began, INSEAD
became one-year MBA program pioneers school, with respect to innovation, freedom and international insistence, school links Europe, Asia, the Americas learning network, has become the
world's top business schools one. The difference is that American business schools, INSEAD will never regard themselves as a French school, more than one school in Singapore, but truly
committed to the internationalization of the "The Business School for the World" as their own slogan, from here out of the students, will also be more in-depth cross-cultural awareness and global
alumni (MBA alumni which is about 23,350 people), distributed in more than 170 different countries around the world, very strong global alumni network.
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INSEAD's five core values are: source of learning and improvement - rigorous and relevant independent (Independence as a
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Went to school from the magnificent Fontainebleau
governance principle), teaching and research in - diversity (Diversity as a source of learning and enrichment), management principles
probably less than half an hour, here are restaurants, Alumni say
degree (Rigor and relevance in teaching and research), closely tied to the international business community (Closeness to the
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shops are concentrated. If you choose to live in the town INSEAD s pride, I think it is diversified, you will find
Fonty, basically in schools and Fontainebleau middle this people of many countries in the school, in the
international business community) and entrepreneurship (entrepreneurial spirit).
place, go to school it is usually 5-20 minutes walking restaurant can hear all sorts of weird language, you
distance, stay a little longer to buy a bike far point on the will hear a lot of discussion in class so that you find
line. There are plans to travel by car are generally car http://about.insead.edu/who_we_are/index.cfm interesting or unexpected idea. Not a majority group
rental, so you can actually choose to live farther away, at INSEAD, the largest number of a group of
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such as live by the river, the scenery will be better. Usually approximately 15% to 20%, this year is India, it is
there are buses town, working day schools as well as http://about.insead.edu/who_we_are/mission_visions.cfm different for each year, unlike American schools as
school bus to the train station. Another alumni founded fixed almost 30% -40% or more of the local
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INSEAD Fontainebleau is located in the town among a Our most important school culture is characterized by
large forest, dotted with many small castle, we will open diversity, students from different countries, double or even
the party in the castle, life is a very fancy. Singapore is triple nationalities very much. The vast majority of students
also good, I know almost every month they go have learning experience for many years working
something like Bali, the Maldives such a place to go overseas. Many people are born in a country, I went to
diving, sailing and so on. college in another country, and then to a third country,
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leads to heated debate when discussing the issue, but also because of this, nurtured feelings
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Very deep. In particular they will help each other at work, ■ 1.2.3 global coverage resources ■ Alumni say Professors and courses, for example 2.2
practice interviews, to introduce their network to other work I thought INSEAD is a consulting school, the strategic
INSEAD MBA program has France, Singapore and Abu Dhabi three campuses for students to choose, students can also choose to be an exchange student in
in this area interested students. There is the alumni, they aspects of the curriculum will be relatively strong, but in
are very enthusiastic, very few said there was no one out Europe, Asia, the Middle East and other US schools. Schools played a bridge role in training students in the field of view of globalization, helping them to reality so I am more surprised that the school many Pierre Chandon Professor of Marketing The L'Oreal Chaired Professor of Marketing -
e-mail back. Case they will be very positive about the financial courses are very good. I liked the courses and
connect to a variety of cultures, and have access to professors, alumni and other resources in different regions. Innovation and Creativity Director, INSEAD Social Sciences Research Centre
company, the good and the bad will be very honest with us professors, including Financial Markets and Valuation of
long e-mail, to help us understand and prepare an Financial Policy Pasal Maenhout; another professor
application for a job. Industry & Competitive Analysis is Karel Cool, he has a
in layman's language in each case explain business Professor Chandon is an expert in marketing terms, the main research interest is the packaging design, consumer choice behavior, his research is often the
Sonia Shi: "do better myself," second edition success and failure factors in market competition, a lot of
object "Financial Times", "Wall Street Journal", "The Economist" and other media competing reports . Professor Chandon holds a doctorate HEC's, before joining
2. Learning knowledge points are immediately applicable in the job
2.1 Curriculum schools as a visiting professor. He has many consumer / luxury goods companies such as LVMH, Procter & Gamble, Unilever, L'Oreal and other companies to
Duration of full-time MBA program taught at INSEAD 10 months, the course is divided into five different elementary school period (Periods), each of the provide advisory services, but also personally authored many teaching cases. Professor Chandon currently teach MBA students, "Brand Management" (Brand
Alumni say elementary school for eight weeks, learning courses were 5-6, semester final exams and have a short holiday. The first and second small semester, students Management) this course.
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need to study 11 compulsory courses, including financial accounting (Financial Accounting), financial markets and valuation (Financial Market & Valuation),
financial background, a consultancy, a FMCG,
perfectly. A small third semester, in addition to learning the other two required courses: International Political Analysis (International Political Analysts) and global macro
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(Macroeconomics in the Global Economy), students can begin to choose elective courses, the school offers including accounting, decision sciences, economics The main research interest of Professor Pula Nan is managing a framework for cooperation between the enterprise and corporate design, he published articles
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and political Science, entrepreneurship and family business, finance, marketing, organizational behavior, different areas of strategy, technology and operations and served as senior editor on many international academic journals. Professor Pula Nan has a PhD in management from the Wharton School at the London
management, a total of more than 75 elective courses, students can choose up to 11. From the third small semester, students can go to exchange INSEAD in Business School had taught for 11 years, mainly teaches corporate strategy and mergers and acquisitions course, finalists in 2011 Poets & quants selected the
France, Singapore and Abu Dhabi campus, or to apply to the United States Wharton, Kellogg School of Management, Johns Hopkins University and Central "Global 40 40 years of age excellent business School professor. " Professor Pula Nan joined INSEAD in 2012.
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Theo Vermaelen Professor of Finance The UBS
INSEAD great emphasis on teamwork, the students enrolled, will be divided into different study group by age, gender, international, work and educational Chair in Investment Banking
background and other factors, each learning group of about 5-6 people. In the first four months of school, the students study groups to cooperate to complete
The main research interest of Professor Vermaelen is corporate finance, he holds an MBA and a doctorate at the University of Chicago Booth School of
INSEAD classroom atmosphere is very active, professor no specific teaching methods of the mainstream, they are free to choose the most suitable method, Business, and has taught at the University of Chicago, London Business School, UCLA and other schools. On the other hand, practical experience of Professor
including case teaching, case computer simulation, role playing, project practices and so on. In addition, teachers and teaching resources between the different Vermaelen also abundant, during his tenure the fund manager performance is very prominent. He teaches "the company's financial policy" (Corporate Financial
campuses are shared, and from many professors will teach between three campuses Policy) and "Corporate Finance Application" (Applied Corporate Finance) two courses for the MBA students. He spoke of course easy to understand, there is no
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3. Special Projects
Long Global Executive MBA (GEMBA) item in 14-17 months, emphasize leadership development, students need to study in France, Singapore and Abu Dhabi
three campuses, you can also choose elective part of the curriculum at Tsinghua according to personal interests.
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professionals, mentors consultants or other specific areas, annual enrollment of about 40 people, the average working time of 18 years.
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Want to do consulting for students, INSEAD provides a
■ a global coaching team. CDC posted on the school's job search platform "CareerGlobe" full-time job and internship opportunities for students and provide a resume
■ School consulting is too strong, it becomes contrast
National week, it is one of several countries to cooperate
employment in the other direction seemed weak. About
review, mock interviews, social events, visiting job search support and so on. CDC has so far held more than 80 professional development seminars, receptions
with countries or regions to organize a week-long
finance recruitment, first of all from the point of view of over 250 different employers recruit on campus, and co-organized more than 4,000 games on-campus interviews. Due to the efforts of CDC, about 190 of the
activities to show the country's culture to the students,
students as a whole, we want to finance much of; secondly
such as providing some of the characteristics of food to world's leading companies to recruit INSEAD each year.
on my observation, finance employment in Europe is still
the students, and organize games, dinner, party and
very good, I do not know Asia or China. But because we
other activities. Opportunity to organize is the need to bid
are a year's course, different from the traditional banking
a year down there about ten countries or regions have http://mba.insead.edu/careers/support.cfm
recruitment rhythm, if the target is very clear that you want
the opportunity to organize this national week. The
to enter the investment bank, it may be better to go to a
students will be very many countries want to participate
5.2 Graduate Employment
two-year project. Of course, also have the opportunity to
in this event, in the bid, they usually organize
INSEAD, I got to know two of JP Morgan and other To 2013 graduates, for example, due to the global economic situation is getting better, the current distribution of student employment tends to be more
performances, competitions or publicity for their country
summer intern before several. Moreover, some investment
canvassing, really fun. diversified. Consulting graduates from 41% the previous year dropped to 34%, the financial sector destined for graduates increased from 14% last year to 17%,
banks did not recruit enough people summer time will
come to INSEAD makeup. while 49% of graduates opt-Industrial Company (Which most Welcome industries including consumer / luxury goods, high-tech / telecommunications, and
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manufacturing). Distribution of employment in the region, the largest number of graduates to stay in Europe and to the Asia-Pacific region, accounting for 45%
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and 27% of the total number. It is worth mentioning that, despite the short time the school system, there are still many successful graduates to change jobs,
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more 25% of its graduates in the regions, industries, functions of the three dimensions of career transition.
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Alumni say People to grow from failure. In addition, two different stories to show the best qualities of the applicant, the applicant build a complete image.
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I think it is more suitable applicants INSEAD first
others speak with a person you blush, here you will find it 6.1 admission standards Essay 3: Tell us about an experience where you were significantly impacted by cultural diversity, in a positive or negative way (300 words) INSEAD previous
suffer. Not to say that such a person is not at INSEAD,
INSEAD each year to recruit two groups of students were enrolled for the fall and winter, each batch of recruit about 500 people, roughly 300 people choose papers on the topic of cultural differences has been modified, turned emphasis on "cultural diversity". this school students as well as for the composition of
there must be, but from a personal point of view I would
know a lot of people, participate in a variety of very fancy undergraduate, graduate and GMAT scores scores 2) potential leaders: the work which is mainly reflected in the achievements of cultural pluralism, but whatever the result, should show respect different cultures, values of sensitivity and adaptability to diversified environment, it is
party, you are not at home imaginable. Secondly, I think it
recommended that their experience linked to the future harvest and interaction between people of INSEAD.
should be good to share ideas, sociable, if you are more
outgoing, self-confidence is better. In addition to have an 3) international perspective: mainly in addition to its own work and learning experience, to master a second language and so on; 4)
open mind, because you'll see all sorts of people at
contributions: mainly reflected in the quality of interaction can be both inside and outside the classroom and future students
INSEAD, to adapt to this diversity, you can talk to
Optional Essay: Is there anything else that was not covered in your application that you would like to share with the
Essay 2:.. Please give a full description of your career since graduating from university It should be written as if you were
Admissions Committee (300 words max.)?
talking to someone at a social gathering detailing your career path with the rationale behind your choices Discuss your
short and long term career aspirations . (350 words)
6.3 letters of recommendation topic
1) How do you know the applicant? How long have you known them for?
2) What would you say are the applicant's key strengths and talents?
Essay 3 (Optional): If you are currently not working or if you plan to leave your current employer more than 2 months
3) What would you say are the applicant's key weaknesses or areas for improvement?
before the programme starts please explain your activities and occupations between leaving your job and the start of the
4) In which areas of development has the applicant progressed most in the time you known them've?
programme.
5) What do you think this person might be doing in ten years' time? Why?
INSEAD in 2014 made major changes to the application papers. This is the first three questions or problems, whether the word limit itself require applicants to
carefully examine the work of his own predecessor, current situation and future development, reason clearly the relationship between the three. Applicants are
6.4 Interview Experience
advised to (ie, whether the reader from what the industry can understand) in plain language, quantitative point of view describe the specific responsibilities and
After receiving the interview invitation, INSEAD will give you arrange two interviewers, usually, is based on your profile and post graduate MBA
achievements, avoid jargon and highlight the challenges beaten in the workplace.
career development programs. My interviewer a pre-INSEAD background like me, postINSEAD work the same with my career goal. Schools may
like to take the opportunity to interview applicants may know what to career development. INSEAD is serious about her as you are not the first
MOTIVATION ESSAYS
choice, so each interviewer will ask you to apply what schools, INSEAD Why is your first choice. The main question I asked include:
Essay 1: Give a candid description of yourself (who are you as a person), stressing the personal characteristics you feel
to be your strengths and weaknesses and the main factors which have influenced your personal development, giving
1) Tell me about yourself / walk through your resume
examples when necessary (600 words).
2) Why you made the career choices that you did (after undergraduate)?
3) What's your role in your current company?
4) Why MBA and why now?
School applicants evaluate their own personality, experience or background and describe its formation. It is noteworthy that, not to be "candid" qualifier confused,
5) Why undergraduate major?
not scripted expose those shortcomings might be worried about the admissions officers, such as introverted. This trait expressed by the applicant's proposal is still
6) What are your short term / long term post-MBA career goals and why the xxx industry?
inside the instrument should be in line with the mainstream values of business schools, such as: progressive, tough, ideals, pursue and so on.
7) Talk to me about a failure in life
8) What would your friends / colleagues say about you? Negatives / Positives
9) Tell me an example of about teamwork. If people not contributing how would you manage it?
Essay 2: Describe the achievement of which you are most proud and explain why In addition, describe a situation where
you failed How did these experiences impact your relationships with others Comment on what you learned (400
10) What do you hate most about people?
words)..?.
11) What do you like most about people?
12) What do you do outside of work?
INSEAD will merge with the previous success on two papers failed to become a problem, ask the applicant with a more concise language to tell their stories. "Sun
13) Why INSEAD? Why not some other program? Which others have you applied to?
achievement" in itself is not difficult, but more importantly, explain the reasons why it thinks he has done well, that is the article to reflect the applicant clear set of
14) What if you do not get INSEAD?
values. Failure of such topics, first of all to be sincere attitude, not to vote for a innocuous, but in the end a difficult start to come back story; Second, the applicant
15) Which campus and why? Do you hope to apply for the Wharton exchange program?
is required to show a good reflection, can quickly
16) How do you intend to finance your studies?
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See your people what kind of personality, what Personal Story. I'm talking about the effects of relaxing some of the things a lot of my growing up, some of my
17) Do you have any questions for me?
insights, etc., is entirely chat. Finally, she did not directly say that I recommend is not recommended, but told me that I think is a very interesting candidate.
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2 interviewers are graduating more than 10 years of senior alumni, I have interviewed many applicants INSEAD, an interviewer's background in line with my work
experience, and the other one in line with my career plan. Two rounds of interviews were conducted in the interviewer's office, the atmosphere is very friendly, no
Face of a man and a woman two Chinese people. Male interviewer is doing PE, and consistent with my professional background, there are many problems in the
special problems make things difficult. Half of the time the interview the interviewer about their experiences and benefits of INSEAD and give me some specific
process of challenging, the more intense. Interview began with Chinese. In addition to the conventional problems, indicating a school to ask is this: if you have
recommendations, 1 to 1.5 hours long interview. The main interview questions:
had with people from different cultural backgrounds through teamwork experience, how do you manage and coordinate such differences and disagreements.
1) Why XXX majors, why Germany
Female interviewer just resign soon ready to start their own businesses. The basic problem is conventional + chat, pay more attention to understand your
2) Describe my current job, the company, the industry
character. There is a problem I think the more interesting: If I just met in the waiting room and you, the plane was delayed for several hours, and how you want to
3) Why MBA, why INSEAD, why now
get along with strangers through this time? To feel the interviewer know you are not gregarious, active, we will have to deal with people and ideas. The
4) Career plan after INSEAD & why
interviewer very friendly, relaxed and happy one hour.
5) Campus preference & why
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6) Exchange program preference & why
7) Which electives I would choose & why
Interview location in Munich, Allianz is the first interviewer's VP. School asked me a list of online application profile to the interviewer before the interview, the
8) Which student clubs I plan to join & why
interviewer but also my essay, so he put a lot of problems for my profile and essay, it was in front of some of the classic problems but we were not ask. The first
9) If rejected, what I would do instead
question I asked gave stunned, asked me why I took the test twice GMAT ...... then that is why INSEAD, asked me to INSEAD's programs do not understand,
10) If admitted, what I would do till program starts
what most attracted me yes. After asking about the short-term and long-term career goal, ask INSEAD These goal was going to help achieve. The most
11) What I do outside of work (interests, hobbies)
challenging question is: if you lead a project, your team member was a man not your direct reports, he does not work do not pay something, how do you do?
12) How I can contribute to INSEAD
Later, the interviewer explained that the source of the problem is that the school will give you points study group, and everyone's score is based on group results
13) My travel experiences; my understanding of other cultures & my own
calculated.
14) Whether I have started learning French
15) How I plan to finance my study
16) Any questions I had
The second is a medium-sized chemical companies interviewer female CEO. Up is over a resume, the interviewer then asked for my work experience a
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number of issues, including the lead team, you think what is most like what most do not like yes. Then or why MBA, INSEAD What would you do if they do
not, all the way to how the development of long-term career goal. Classic problem is why INSEAD, INSEAD you know about the course, you think what you
1. Tell me about yourself / walk through your resume
like best in this school, as well as in the school study group where you encounter any kind of work the team members will feel.
2. Why you made the career choices that you did (after undergraduate)?
3. What's your role in your current company?
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4. Why MBA and why now?
5. Why undergraduate major?
6.5 Admission
6. What are your short term / long term post-MBA career goals and why the xxx indusry?
To the 2014 session of the students (including fall and winter a total of two batches), for example, this year a total of 1024 students, of which 32% of the
7. Talk to me about a failure in life
proportion of women, average age 29 years, an average of six years of work experience, average GMAT score 701 points before enrollment Industrial
8. What would your friends / colleagues say about you? Negatives / Positives
background to work mainly (44% of the students come from here), followed by the traditional consulting and financial sectors, accounting for 27% and 25%,
9. Tell me an example of about teamwork. If people not contributing how would you manage it?
respectively, students from 90 different countries and regions.
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10. What do you hate most about people?
11. What do you like most about people?
12. What do you do outside of work?
13. So. Why INSEAD? Why not some other program? Which others have you applied to?
14. What if you do not get INSEAD? Then what?
15. Which campus and why? Do you hope to apply for the Wharton exchange program?
16. How do you intend to finance your studies?
17. Do you have any questions for me?
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INSEAD surface is semi-Blind, the interviewer with a material created applicant. I took the initiative to the CV, I heard that some people will be to the essay.
My first advice interviewer is born, then turn the travel industry, not age, but the job is already high. Interview quite satisfactory, equal down my ESSAYS
asked again (Introduce yourself, Why INSEAD, career goals, success, failure), another let me give an example of the Multi-Culture, and asked What other
schools applied, time 1 hours and 10 minutes. The second interviewer is a large company Head of XX, finance + Industrial background, very good. The
problem unconventional, without any general questions work, career goals, Why INSEAD and so on, up interview today I want to say
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■ Karen: Do you mean to say students will encounter some cultural differences?
Andy: Yes, and it's the same for me, managing the administrative aspects of the programme From the outset, students
are divided into several sections of 70, with each section further sub-divided into diverse working groups of five Blended
according to nationality.. , background and gender, students work together on projects, learn and understand the cultural
differences that exist among them Our MBAs become part of a collaborative culture that accelerates their professional
development -. just like working in the real business world.
■ Karen: So, international experience is critical to surviving in such an environment, right What about local candidates
who've only worked in China How can they demonstrate their experience of working on an international level???
Andy:.. Given today's modern world, even if you've never left China, you might have teammates stationed abroad, with
whom you might communicate with via telephone, or Skype email That counts as international exposure In my last job at
Microsoft in Shanghai , we had engineers located in China who served clients in all parts of the world. That again, is
another example of what I'd call international exposure.
■ Karen:! Sure I know you've had diverse work experience as an English teacher, a consultant, and a trainer So, what
ChaseDream's Exclusive Interview with Russell Davis Assistant Director of MBA motivated you to work for a business school What do you find most interesting and frustrating about your job.??
Andy: The core skill that I have used the most in all of these jobs is customer service The only difference now is that I
manage a group of high-level 'customers' My job with school administration is to help students through the process.. of
It was our pleasure to have the opportunity to speak with Andy Fischtrom, Assistant Director of the MBA programme at
our MBA, such as getting to classes, housing, relocating to France etc. We also provide support and facilities for partners
INSEAD, who was in Beijing recently.
and children on campus, and counselling services for people who are feeling stressed out. I am sensitive to the needs of
our students and always make it a point to find out what's going on with them This is what really drives me:. to make the
During our conversation, Andy provided some valuable insights on the following:
lives of our students easier The thing that frustrates me about my job is how short the one year is It seems like.. just after
orientation, we're suddenly at graduation.
* Highlights of INSEAD's MBA programme
* Distinct differences between their Europe and Asia campuses
* The type of students who thrive at INSEAD
* Challenges students can expect at INSEAD
■ Karen: You are currently coordinating student activities in both the France and Singapore campuses Do you attend
their club events.?
Andy: With about 30 clubs in existence, of course I attend some of the fun activities and drinks organised by the clubs It's
a lot of fun, but it can also be exhausting!..
■ Karen: Given your in-depth experience engaging with MBA students, we'd like your views on the dynamic nature of
INSEAD's learning environment Is there a personality type that might not be the best fit for the school.?
■ Karen:. Hi Andy, thank you so much for speaking with us today I really appreciate your time Let me begin by asking:.
What sets INSEAD's MBA programme apart from the rest?
Andy: If you're the kind of person who likes to keep quiet in class, to sit in the back row, or if you're kind of shy, you will
Andy: The thing that makes the INSEAD MBA different is that it's an accelerated one year programme that is delivered on
not feel comfortable at INSEAD Our curriculum is very open and interactive. . If you're asked: "Karen, what do you think
our Europe (France) and Asia (Singapore) campuses Our MBA students engage in quality learning across two different
about this?" you'll have to respond If you do not like being challenged in public, you'll be pushed to really come out of
locations with peers comprising at least. 90 nationalities and are given access to a myriad of global career opportunities.
your comfort zone and. strongly put your argument forward in the classroom.
"Diversity" is the word that we use a lot.
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