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 Dear Diary☺


Week 8 at NEMISA....

Last week of bootcamp. I hope I made it. 

 

What stood out to me this week was the debate we had in Creativity and Problem-solving with Ma'am Tebogo about Codes of Gender. Hearing different opinions about the topic was quite refreshing and I found it a little amusing. Codes of Gender are basically the unwritten rules and social norms that define and reinforce traditional gender roles and stereotypes in society. These code shape our perceptions and expectations of what it means to be a girl/woman or a boy/man, influencing how we behave, present ourselves and interact with others. An example of this would be color associations, pink is for girls and blue is for boys.


For Software training with Ma'am Moleboheng, we started with our ice cream and I am quite impressed with my work thus far. 

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