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Nama Kelas No. Absen Ringkasan Bahan Bacaan Fiksi/ Non Fiksi
Anabel Izzati Mumtaz 7A 2 Sejak kemarin Dyanne terus saja mengeluh, tentunya karena ia tidak menemukan rumah penyihir tersebut. Alhasil setalah 2 tahun kemudian ia menemukan rumah tua yang katanya pemiliknya adalah Nenek Schaiver. Mendengar nama itu ia langsung mencari nenek tersebut didalam rumahnya.
Khalisa Naira Putri 7A 9 Judul : Mindfulness

Ringkasan : Mindfulness adalah ketika kita penuh perhatian, kita lebih sadar akan pikiran kita, tindakan kita dan apa adanya terjadi di sekitar kita. Manfaatnya mindfulness adalah mengurangi stres dan depresi, untuk berkonsentrasi, memiliki memori yang lebih baik dan berpikir lebih jernih, juga dapat membantu orang untuk mengelola rasa sakit dengan lebih baik dan meningkatkan kualitas tidur mereka, dan bahkan dapat membantu menurunkan berat badan karena anda tidak akan makan sebungkus biskuit itu tanpa berpikir.

Lastya Wiskara 7A 10 sejarah yoga, dari mana yoga datang, gerakan yoga dan lain’
zeda odelina queisha 7A 26 Si Kelingking

Beberapa bulan kemudian, sang istri pun melahirkan. Alangkah terkejutnya mereka, ketika bayinya hanya sebesar kelingking. Oleh karena itu, mereka memberinya nama Kelingking.

alleika kaleela ramadhianty 7B 4 tentang yoga itu apa, manfaat yoga, yoga berasal darimana. yoga sebenernya udah ada 5000 tahun tapi ada yang bilang juga kalo yoga udah ada dari 10,000 tahun yang lalu.
almira diandra yuzar 7B 5 There are lots of different types of yoga, so you can choose what suits you best. Hatha Yoga is
often good for beginners, because you hold each position for a few breaths. In Vinyasa Yoga
you change position much more quickly and you might get out of breath. It’s quite challenging
if you haven’t done much yoga before. Bikram Yoga is sometimes called ‘hot yoga’, because
the room must be heated to around 40 degrees.
Ananda Dwivano Moeis 7B 6 You and Your Data: Buku ini tentang bagaimana melindungi data Anda, dan bagaimana aplikasi dapat mengumpulkan data dengan melacak perilaku Anda di internet
athar ghani darmawan 7B 8 mindfullness
Audrey Nabella Asyari 7B 10 Tentang data kamu yang distor di internet
Gadi Raditya W 7B 13 Yoga bagus untuk pikiran dan badan, bisa mengurang stress. Setiap yoga mempunyai benefit
Kanaya wibowo sutanto 7B 14 menceritakan tentang album map of the soul dan makna dari lagu lagunya
keisya fayola aurelia 7B 15 KKN
Le schist Kenichi Abdurrachman 7B 17 Yoga is a popular exercise that developed in Northern India.
Mallika Anindya Mulyawan 7B 18 Yoga come from india 10.000 years ago. The benefits of yoga is good for mind and body. Some types of yoga is hatta yoga, vinyasa yoga, bikram yoga, laughter yoga, aeroyoga, and doga.
Muhammad Dimitri Imbarry 7B 20 Yoga is a kind of exercise
which aims at developing strength and
flexibility. The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000 years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism.Yoga is good for the mind and body.There are lots of different types of yoga, so you can choose what suits you best. Hatha Yoga is
often good for beginners.
Naira Putri Alif 7B 21 Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise
which aims at developing strength and
flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of
‘postures’, where you put your body into
different positions. The correct breathing is also
important. The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000
years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a
physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism. Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their
balance and stamina. There are lots of different types of yoga, so you can choose what suits you best.
Razell Altaafa Shaquile 7B 23 Yoga sudah ada dari 5000 tahun yang lalu dan mempunyai banyak manfaat dan yoga memiliki banyak sekali manfaatnya
Salwa Deandra Maharani 7B 24 Thumbelina is tiny, she made wings, and her best friends chrysella and janessa. They are twillerbees, they all live in a big field. Thumbelina is angry because Makena’s parents will dig up the field to build a factory, and thumbeina will lost her home if makena do that.Thumbelina wants to try to stop Makena’s parents.And Makena agrees to help thumbelina, but her parents are very busy. Makena leads her parents to the garden and tells them about twillerbees.and the work stops, the field is safe.
Anza Andita 7BIL1 2 “Mindfulness”
When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us. We are consciously deciding what to pay attention to, we are not worrying about the past or planning for the future and we are not trying to control or stop our thoughts or feelings – we’re just noticing them. An example of mindfulness is when we ate a whole packet of biscuits, but you were planned to only have one.
Armulia Widya Purnawati 7BIL1 4 we have to pay attention to internet data
Attaya Meyra Azzalia Latian 7BIL1 5 Yoga is a kind of exercise that aims at developing strength and flexibility.
Avara Ridha Callista 7BIL1 6 Being mindful means that we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us. Right now, people are often doing multiple things simultaneously. People are working longer hours and bringing work home. All this can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress. Mindfulness reduces depression, helps you lose weight, and improves your sleep schedule. You can become more mindful by closing your eyes for a couple of minutes and counting how many sounds you can hear or by focusing on a piece of food. Instead of eating it without thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it. Smell it. The taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly. These two techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment, and there are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself.
Azzahra surya putri 7BIL1 7 mindfulnes, adalah keadaan di mana kita sadar terhadap lingkungan sekitar dan jg mengingat keadaan sekitar.
Fabian Azfar Rayshad 7BIL1 11 Yoga bagus untuk pikiran dan badan, bisa mengurang stress. Setiap yoga mempunyai benefit
kayla arianna zahirra putri 7BIL1 14 online data, you might not have noticed this, but when you search something on the internet, you will leave a digital footprint. Companies with tracking cookies can see what you are searching, messaging, what link you will click on what website and many more. But some data is purposely getting posted on your social media, example; you saying happy birthday to a friend. because theres many news about data breach, people are getting more and more aware about data breach and is trying to protect their data. So, how can we protech our data? well as the user of the internet, we must know on how our data is used. The europian union has a general protection law, which states how your data is used.
Keira dayana 7BIL1 15 Mindfulness
Mikail Geral Wijaya 7BIL1 19 Have you ever driven somewhere and realised when
you arrived that you couldn’t really remember
anything about the journey? Or have you ever eaten
a whole packet of biscuits when you were planning
to only have one? Or have you stayed up much later
than you planned, or even all night, watching ‘just
one more’ episode of a TV series? All of these are
examples of mindlessness.When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a
friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. We are also more aware of
our own feelings and our thoughts. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness
popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and
without judging.’

For most people life is getting busier and busier. Technology means that we always have
something to do and there isn’t much opportunity to just ‘be’. People are often doing two or
three things at the same time: texting while watching TV, or even looking at their phone while
walking along the pavement.

Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to
concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. and it can even help you lose weight because
you won’t eat that whole packet of biscuits without thinking!

Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a
few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. But, of course, you can try these
on any day of the year.
A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of
minutes and count how many sounds you can hear.

Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without
thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then
put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how
it tastes.

Saviya Naura Almakira 7BIL1 22 yoga is really about more
than just exercise it was first developed in Northern India. yoga is good for mind and body
Tirza Attaya Subhan 7BIL1 24 Yoga is a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and flexibility.

Yoga first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism.

Yoga is good for the mind and body and also helps people to improve their balance and stamina and the breathing taught in yoga can help people to reduce stress and anxiety

There is a different types of yoga

1. Hatha yoga , hahta yoga is good for beginners because you hold each position for a few breaths

2. Vinyasa Yoga, in Vinyasa yoga you change position much more quickly and you might get out of breath. Its quite challenging if you havent done much yoga before.

3.Bikram yoga / Hot yoga = Bikram yoga can be called as hot yoga because the room must be heated to around 40 degrees.

Andrew Riese Untung 7BIL2 1 As the internet and digital technology become a bigger part of our lives, more of our data
becomes publicly accessible, leading to questions about privacy. At all stages of your search, your devices, websites and applications were collecting data on your preferences and tracking your behavior online. ‘They’ have been following you. Every search you make, service you use, message you send and item you buy is part of your ‘digital footprint’. Companies and online platforms use this ‘footprint’ to track exactly what we are doing from what links we click on to how much time we spend on a website. Based on your online activity, they can guess what you are interested in and what things you might want to buy. Knowing so much about you gives online platforms and companies a lot of power and a lot of money. By selling your data or providing targeted content, companies can turn your online activity into profit. This is the foundation of the growing industry of digital marketing. Some of the time our personal data is shared online with our consent. However, our data often travels further than we realize, and can be used in ways that we did not intend. Certain news scandals about data breaches, where personal data has been lost, leaked or shared without consent. As people are increasingly aware of and worried about data protection, governments and organizations are taking a more active role in protecting privacy.
Chaska Rashadel Gumelar 7BIL2 2 As the internet and digital technology become a bigger part of our lives, more of our data
becomes publicly accessible, leading to questions about privacy. At all stages of your search, your devices, websites and applications were collecting data on your preferences and tracking your behavior online. ‘They’ have been following you. Every search you make, service you use, message you send and item you buy is part of your ‘digital footprint’. Companies and online platforms use this ‘footprint’ to track exactly what we are doing from what links we click on to how much time we spend on a website. Based on your online activity, they can guess what you are interested in and what things you might want to buy. Knowing so much about you gives online platforms and companies a lot of power and a lot of money. By selling your data or providing targeted content, companies can turn your online activity into profit. This is the foundation of the growing industry of digital marketing. Some of the time our personal data is shared online with our consent. However, our data often travels further than we realize, and can be used in ways that we did not intend. Certain news scandals about data breaches, where personal data has been lost, leaked or shared without consent. As people are increasingly aware of and worried about data protection, governments and organizations are taking a more active role in protecting privacy.
Eijaz Abhinav Ginanjar 7BIL2 4 The present is different from the past. In the past we can easily keep our data by using paper documents. Now, companies can store and manipulate your data easily. Privacy isn’t even a question now. Each time you click on a link, allow websites to know your location, accept cookies, fill in your email, or anything that is related to data, that data is taken by the company you are filling in data for. They use it to make profit, by targeting you with ads. Now we have some privacy protection, like how the European Union passed the General Data Protection Law, which regulates how personal information is collected online. However, there is still much work to be done.
Keandra Vireo Wigoro 7BIL2 8 As the internet and digital technology become a bigger part of our lives, more of our data
becomes publicly accessible, leading to questions about privacy. At all stages of your search, your devices, websites and applications were collecting data on your preferences and tracking your behaviour online. ‘They’ have been following you. Every search you make, service you use, message you send and item you buy is part of your ‘digital footprint’. Companies and online platforms use this ‘footprint’ to track exactly what we are doing from what links we click on to how much time we spend on a website. Based on your online activity, they can guess what you are interested in and what things you might want to buy. Knowing so much about you gives online platforms and companies a lot of power and a lot of money. By selling your data or providing targeted content, companies can turn your online activity into profit. This is the foundation of the growing industry of digital marketing. Some of the time our personal data is shared online with our consent. However, our data often travels further than we realize, and can be used in ways that we did not intend. Certain news scandals about data breaches, where personal data has been lost, leaked or shared without consent. As people are increasingly aware of and worried about data protection, governments and organisations are taking a more active role in protecting privacy.
Mikael Sebastian Barus 7BIL2 13 practise yoga, you learn a series of
‘postures’, where you put your body into
different positions. The correct breathing is also
important. However, yoga is really about more
than just exercise. In 2014, the Prime Minister
of India, Narendra Modi, asked the United
Nations to create an International Day of Yoga,
saying that yoga ‘is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the
world and nature’.
Muhamad Anugrah Dwi JAtmiko 7BIL2 14 Yoga is becoming more and more popular around the world. What exactly is it, where did it
come from and what are the health benefits of doing yoga?
What is yoga?
Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise
which aims at developing strength and
flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of
‘postures’, where you put your body into
different positions. The correct breathing is also
important. However, yoga is really about more
than just exercise. In 2014, the Prime Minister
of India, Narendra Modi, asked the United
Nations to create an International Day of Yoga,
saying that yoga ‘is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the
world and nature’. He felt that yoga could not just help people to be healthier but also help
connect people to each other and to nature. The United Nations agreed, and International
Yoga Day is now celebrated on 21 June.
Where did yoga come from?
The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000
years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a
physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism. In the late 19th and
early 20th centuries, yoga was introduced to the Western world when Swami Vivekananda
travelled to the United States to talk about yoga at a conference in Chicago in 1893. Others
followed in the 1920s and 1930s, and by the 1960s yoga had become a very popular form of
exercise in the United States and in Europe. Most people who practise yoga today do not do it
for spiritual reasons.
What are the benefits of yoga?
Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their
balance and stamina. Although you won’t really get out of breath, like you might play football
or run, it does help to keep your heart healthy and you can lose weight. It can also help with
back pain.
The breathing taught in yoga can help people to reduce stress and anxiety. There are lots of
different possible breathing patterns you can do. Yoga also improves concentration and helps
people to sleep better, so it’s great for anyone who’s under pressure at work or in their studies.
Different types of yoga
There are lots of different types of yoga, so you can choose what suits you best. Hatha Yoga is
often good for beginners, because you hold each position for a few breaths. In Vinyasa Yoga
you change position much more quickly and you might get out of breath. It’s quite challenging
if you haven’t done much yoga before. Bikram Yoga is sometimes called ‘hot yoga’, because
the room must be heated to around 40 degrees. As well as these and other more traditional
forms of yoga, there are also some more unusual modern forms of yoga. For example, you
might enjoy ‘laughter yoga’, where people do breathe exercises and laugh about nothing in
particular – laughing is very good for your health. Or what about ‘Aeroyoga’, where you do
yoga while you are hanging from the ceiling? It’s supposed to be very good for your back. Or
‘Doga’, where you do yoga together with your pet dog?
Whatever kind of yoga you choose, there are definitely some health benefits, and you should
have fun too.
Nafisa Nur Fathiyya 7BIL2 16 Maybe there is something that happens out of our plan. For example, like, at first, we plan to only eat one biscuit, and out of our control, we ate that the whole package of biscuits. For the example again, we stayed up much later than we planned for just watching “one more episode of a TV series”. It’s happened just like that. That’s an example of mindlessness. We’re not fully awake and living our life.
When we are mindful, we’re more conscious of our thoughts, our actions, and the things that happen around us.
Technology makes us always have something to do. People often do many things at the same time.
Mindfulness reduces stress and depression. Mindfulness can help us concentrate,
We could do mindfulness techniques any day and any time, just to slow down and focus on the present moment, like feels what are we feeling, hearing sound around us, feeling the taste of our food, feeling the movement of our finger, and that kind of activities.
Nafisha Warawinaya Syatari 7BIL2 17 When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us. We are also more aware of our own feelings and our thoughts. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and without judging.’ For most people life is getting busier and busier. Technology means that we always have something to do and there isn’t much opportunity to just ‘be’. People can even do 2 or 3 things at the same time: texting while watching TV, or walking while looking at pavement. Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly and can reduce pain. It can also improve their sleep and can also help you lose weight. A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is happening right now. Another technique is to focus on a piece of food.
Ni Wayan Nitikesari Widyarsani 7BIL2 18 What exactly is mindfulness? When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. Why is mindfulness so popular now? For most people life is getting busier and busier. People are often doing two or three things at the same time: texting while watching TV, or even looking at their phone while walking along the pavement. People are working longer hours and bringing work home. All this can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress. What are the benefits of mindfulness? Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. How to become more mindful? Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. But, of course, you can try these on any day of the year.
Pratama Aditya Nugraha Wixli 7BIL2 19 As the internet and digital technology become a bigger part of our lives, more of our data
becomes publicly accessible, leading to questions about privacy. At all stages of your search, your devices, websites and applications were collecting data on your preferences and tracking your behaviour online. ‘They’ have been following you. Every search you make, service you use, message you send and item you buy is part of your ‘digital footprint’. Companies and online platforms use this ‘footprint’ to track exactly what we are doing from what links we click on to how much time we spend on a website. Based on your online activity, they can guess what you are interested in and what things you might want to buy. Knowing so much about you gives online platforms and companies a lot of power and a lot of money. By selling your data or providing targeted content, companies can turn your online activity into profit. This is the foundation of the growing industry of digital marketing. Some of the time our personal data is shared online with our consent. However, our data often travels further than we realize, and can be used in ways that we did not intend. Certain news scandals about data breaches, where personal data has been lost, leaked or shared without consent. As people are increasingly aware of and worried about data protection, governments and organisations are taking a more active role in protecting privacy.
Risda Anisa Anazaly 7BIL2 21 Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and
flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of ‘postures’, where you put your body into
different positions. The correct breathing is also important. Whatever kind of yoga you choose, there are definitely some health benefits, and you should have fun too.
Sachilla Renata Noegraha 7BIL2 22 In 2014, Narendra Modi created International Yoga Day. International Yoga Day is now celebrated on June 21th. The history of Yoga goes back 5,000 years ago but some people claimed it near 10,000 years ago. Yoga is good for our mind and bodym it helps us to focus, improve our balance and stamina. Yoga has a lot of different types tho.
Shira Amalia Putri 7BIL2 23 Have you ever driven somewhere and realised when you arrived that you couldn’t really remember anything about the journey? Or have you stayed up much later than you planned, or even all night, watching ‘just one more’ episode of a TV series? All of these are examples of mindlessness. When we live this way, we are not fully awake and not fully living our lives. When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us. We are also more aware of our own feelings and our thoughts. For most people life is getting busier and busier. Technology means that we always have
something to do and there isn’t much opportunity to just ‘be’. People are working longer hours and bringing work home. All this can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress. Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is happening right now. Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how it tastes. Both of these techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment, and there are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself.
Ulfi Bunga Damayanti 7BIL2 24 Yoga. The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000 years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, yoga was introduced to the Western world when Swami Vivekananda travelled to the United States to talk about yoga at a conference in Chicago in 1893. Others followed in the 1920s and 1930s, and by the 1960s yoga had become a very popular form of exercise in the United States and in Europe. Most people who practise yoga today do not do it for spiritual reasons.
adzkia cynara a 7C 1 Yoga is becoming more and more popular around the world.
Alea Putri Raditya 7C 2 What exactly is mindfulness?
When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us.Why is mindfulness so popular now?
For most people life is getting busier and busier.

What are the benefits of mindfulness?
Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression.

How to become more mindful?
1. A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is happening right now.

2. Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how it tastes.

Anna Arasy 7C 3 Yoga is becoming more and more popular around the world. Most people know yoga as a kind of exercisewhich aims at developing strength and flexibility.To practise yoga, you learn a series of‘postures’, where you put your body into different positions.The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000 years ago.In the late 19th andearly 20th centuries, yoga was introduced to the Western world when Swami Vivekananda travelled to the United States to talk about yoga at a conference in Chicago in 1893.Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their balance and stamina.The breathing taught in yoga can help people to reduce stress and anxiety. There are lots of different possible breathing patterns you can do.There are lots of different types of yoga, so you can choose what suits you best. Hatha Yoga is
often good for beginners, because you hold each position for a few breaths. In Vinyasa Yoga
you change position much more quickly and you might get out of breath. Bikram Yoga is sometimes called ‘hot yoga’, because the room must be heated to around 40 degrees.Whatever kind of yoga you choose, there are definitely some health benefits, and you shouldhave fun too.
Arsy Mutia 7C 4 When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. We are also more aware of our own feelings and our thoughts. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and without judging.
Athallah Devandra Rinaldy 7C 5 We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a
friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. We’re just noticing them.
Why is mindfulness so popular now?
For most people life is getting busier and busier. Benefits of mindfulness
Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to
concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. It can also help people to
manage pain better and to improve their sleep, and it can even help you lose weight because
you won’t eat that whole packet of biscuits without thinking!
Aurick Adhi Perdana 7C 6 Kemajuan internet semakin pesat sehingga hampir semua orang menggunakanya dan ada juga kemungkinan data kita yang disimppan diinternet tidak aman bisa juga sudah terbongkar
Azzahra Cantik Setiawan 7C 7 To practise yoga, you learn a series of ‘postures’, where you put your body into different positions. The correct breathing is also important. However, yoga is really about more than just exercise. In 2014, the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, asked the United Nations to create an International Day of Yoga. The United Nations agreed, and International Yoga Day is now celebrated on 21 June. The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000 years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, yoga was introduced to the Western world when Swami Vivekananda travelled to the United States to talk about yoga at a conference in Chicago in 1893. Others followed in the 1920s and 1930s, and by the 1960s yoga had become a very popular form of exercise in the United States and in Europe. Most people who practise yoga today do not do it for spiritual reasons. Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their balance and stamina. The breathing taught in yoga can help people to reduce stress and anxiety. There are lots of different types of yoga, so you can choose what suits you best. Hatha Yoga is often good for beginners, because you hold each position for a few breaths. In Vinyasa Yoga you change position much more quickly and you might get out of breath. It’s quite challenging if you haven’t done much yoga before. Bikram Yoga is sometimes called ‘hot yoga’, because the room must be heated to around 40 degrees. Or what about ‘Aeroyoga’, where you do yoga while you are hanging from the ceiling? It’s supposed to be very good for your back. Or ‘Doga’, where you do yoga together with your pet dog. Whatever kind of yoga you choose, there are definitely some health benefits, and you should have fun too.
Bryan Bubba Danendra 7C 8 Have you ever driven somewhere and realised when
you arrived that you couldn’t really remember
anything about the journey? Or have you ever eaten
a whole packet of biscuits when you were planning
to only have one? Or have you stayed up much later
than you planned, or even all night, watching ‘just
one more’ episode of a TV series? All of these are
examples of mindlessness.When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness
popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and
without judging.’

People are often doing two or
three things at the same time: texting while watching TV, or even looking at their phone while
walking along the pavement.

Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a
few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. But, of course, you can try these
on any day of the year.

Carissa Maulidya Ananta 7C 9 many people who already know about yoga, they try it.
Cyrill Zavieraa J 7C 10 MINDFULNESS
When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us. So we are consciously deciding what to pay attention to, we are not worrying about the past or planning for the future and we are not trying to control or stop our thoughts or feelings we’re just noticing them. For most people life is getting busier and busier. Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression.
Fadlan Maheswara Nur 7C 12 Yoga

Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and flexibility. To practice yoga, you learn a series of postures, where you put your body into different positions. The correct breathing is also important.

The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000 years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism. Most people who practice yoga today do not do it for spiritual reasons.

Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their balance and stamina. The breathing taught in yoga can help people to reduce stress and anxiety. Yoga also improves concentration and helps people to sleep better, so it’s great for anyone who’s under pressure at work or in their studies.

Fariez Muhammad Abyan 7C 13 MINDFULNESS

Have you ever driven somewhere and realised when you arrived that you couldn’t really remember anything about the journey? Or have you ever eaten a whole packet of biscuits when you were planning to only have one? Or have you stayed up much later than you planned, or even all night, watching ‘just one more’ episode of a TV series? All of these are examples of mindlessness. When we live this way, we are not fully awake and not fully living our lives.
What exactly is mindfulness?
When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness
popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and
without judging.’ So we are consciously deciding what to pay attention to, we are not worrying about the past or planning for the future and we are not trying to control or stop our thoughts or feelings – we’re just noticing them.
Why is mindfulness so popular now?
For most people life is getting busier and busier. Technology means that we always have
something to do and there isn’t much opportunity to just ‘be’. People are often doing two or
three things at the same time. eople are working longer hours and bringing work home. All this can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress.
What are the benefits of mindfulness?
Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to
concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. It can also help people to
manage pain better and to improve their sleep, and it can even help you lose weight.
How to become more mindful
Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a
few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is happening right now. Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without
thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then
put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how it tastes. Both of these techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment, and there are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself.

Jenaia abp 7C 14 marry the habbit
Kaylee Putri Almira Soewargana 7C 15 Yoga is becoming more and more popular around the world.Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of ‘postures. The United Nations agreed, and International Yoga Day is now celebrated on 21 June. The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000 years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism. Yoga is good for the mind and body. There are lots of different types of yoga, so you can choose what suits you best. Whatever kind of yoga you choose, there are definitely some health benefits, and you should have fun too.
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Kirana Daniswara Rengganis Prasetyo 7C 17 Yoga
M. Abyaz Bitaff 7C 18 Mengenai Perbedaan antara hewan yang mirip
rezvan 7C 19 Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise
which aims at developing strength and
flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of
‘postures’, where you put your body into
different positions. The correct breathing is also
important. However, yoga is really about more
than just exercise. In 2014, the Prime Minister
of India, Narendra Modi, asked the United
Nations to create an International Day of Yoga,
saying that yoga ‘is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the
world and nature’. He felt that yoga could not just help people to be healthier but also help
connect people to each other and to nature. The United Nations agreed, and International
naya aisya bella putri 7C 21 In the past, it was easy for people to keep track of their personal information. Like their
possessions, people’s information existed mostly in physical form: on paper, kept in a folder,
locked in a cupboard or an office. Today, our personal information can be collected and stored
online, and it’s accessible to more people than ever before. Many of us share our physical
location, our travel plans, our political opinions, our shopping interests and our family photos
online – as key services like ordering a takeaway meal, booking a plane, taking part in a poll or
buying new clothes now take place online and require us to give out our data.
Delisha Audia 7C 22 Yoga
What is yoga?
Yoga is a kind of exercise that aims at developing strength and flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of ‘postures’, where you put your body into different positions. Correct breathing is also important. International Yoga Day is celebrated on 21 June.Where did yoga come from?
The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer than 10,000 years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, yoga was introduced to the Western world when Swami Vivekananda travelled to the United States to talk about yoga at a conference in Chicago in 1893. Others followed in the 1920s and 1930s, and by the 1960s yoga had become a very popular form of exercise in the United States and Europe. Most people who practise yoga today do not do it for spiritual reasons.

What are the benefits of yoga?
Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their balance and stamina. Although you won’t get out of breath like you might play football or run, it does help to keep your heart healthy and you can lose weight. It can also help with back pain. The breathing taught in yoga can help people to reduce stress and anxiety. Yoga also improves concentration and helps people to sleep better, so it’s great for anyone who’s under pressure at work or in their studies.

Different types of yoga
There are lots of different types of yoga. Hatha Yoga is often good for beginners because you hold each position for a few breaths. In Vinyasa Yoga you change position much more quickly and you might get out of breath. It’s quite challenging if you haven’t done much yoga before. Bikram Yoga is sometimes called ‘hot yoga’ because the room must be heated to around 40 degrees. there are also some more unusual modern forms of yoga. For example, you might enjoy ‘laughter yoga’, where people do breathe exercises and laugh about nothing in particular–laughing is very good for your health. Or ‘Aeroyoga’, where you do yoga while you are hanging from the ceiling? It’s supposed to be very good for your back. Or ‘Doga’, where you do yoga together with your pet dog? Whatever kind of yoga you choose, there are some health benefits, and you should have fun too.

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Sakhi Putra Danendra 7C 24 Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise
which aims at developing strength and
flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of
‘postures’, where you put your body into
different positions. The correct breathing is also
important. However, yoga is really about more
than just exercise. In 2014, the Prime Minister
of India, Narendra Modi, asked the United
Nations to create an International Day of Yoga,
saying that yoga ‘is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the
world and nature’. He felt that yoga could not just help people to be healthier but also help
connect people to each other and to nature. The United Nations agreed, and International
Yoga Day is now celebrated on 21 June.
Syakkar Faishal Mu’min 7C 25 Yoga is becoming more and more popular around the world. Most people know yoga as kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of ‘postures’, where you put your body into different positions. The correct breathing is also important. However, yoga is really about more than just exercise. In 2014, the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, asked the United Nations to create an International Day of Yoga, saying that yoga ‘is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the world and nature’. He felt that yoga could not just help people to be healthier but also help connect people to each other and to nature. The United Nations agreed, and International Yoga Day is now celebrated on 21 June. The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000 years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism. Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their balance and stamina. There are lots of different types of yoga, so you can choose what suits you best. Hatha Yoga is often good for beginners, because you hold each position for a few breaths.
Adinda Magnacinta Tahid 7D 2 When we live this way, we are not fully awake and not fully living our lives. What exactly is mindfulness? When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and without judging.’ Why is mindfulness so popular now? For most people life is getting busier and busier. Technology means that we always have something to do and there isn’t much opportunity to just ‘be’. What are the benefits of mindfulness? Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. How to become more mindful: A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is happening right now.
Adjeng Queenmayra Erwin 7D 3 Yoga is becoming more and more popular around the world. To practise yoga, you learn a series of postures, where you put your body into different positions. Yoga is good for the mind and body too. Yoga helps people to improve their balance and stamina.
Ariya Prabawa Mahatamtama 7D 5 Pengertian dari yoga, kemudian sejarah dari yoga, juga manfaat dan jenis jenis yoga.
Bedhaya Lingkar Hayuningrat Ind 7D 7 what is yoga?
Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of ‘postures’, where you put your body into different positions. The correct breathing is also important. However, yoga is really about more than just exercise. The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000 years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism.
camilla ramaniya putri 7D 9 Yoga is growing in popularity, most people know yoga as a type of exercise that aims to develop strength and flexibility. Yoga was first developed in north India, the benefits of yoga for both mind and body. Regular practice of yoga can help people to improve their balance and stamina.
Ezra Arya Pamuwesa 7D 10 Yoga adalah sebuah olahraga yang tidak hanya membantu orang menjadi lebih sehat tetapi juga membantu menghubungkan orang satu sama lain dan dengan alam. Yoga pertama kali dikembangkan di India Utara dan pada tahap ini adalah tahap spiritual serta bentuk latihan fisik yang berhubungan dengan agama Hindu dan Buddha. Yoga baik untuk pikiran dan tubuh. Latihan yoga secara teratur dapat membantu orang untuk meningkatkan kemampuan mereka keseimbangan dan stamina. Ada banyak jenis yoga, jadi kita bisa memilih yoga yang mana yang paling cocok untuk kita. Seperti : Hatha Yoga, Bikram Yoga, Yoga Ketawa, Aeroyoga, ataupun Doga.
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Mahatma Kautsar Budiman 7D 15 planning what we’re going to say next. We are also more aware of
our own feelings and our thoughts. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness
popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and
without judging.’
So we are consciously deciding what to pay attention to, we are not worrying about the past
or planning for the future and we are not trying to control or stop our thoughts or feelings –
we’re just noticing them.
Why is mindfulness so popular now?
For most people life is getting busier and busier. Technology means that we always have
something to do and there isn’t much opportunity to just ‘be’. People are often doing two or
three things at the same time: texting while watching TV, or even looking at their phone while
walking along the pavement. People are working longer hours and bringing work home. All this
can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress.
What are the benefits of mindfulness?
Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to
concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. It can also help people to
manage pain better and to improve their sleep, and it can even help you lose weight to become more mindful
Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that wous and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is
happening right now.
Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without
thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then
put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how
Marlla Zaura Zalyca 7D 16 mindfulness
When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us.
M airlangga d 7D 18 When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us.
Muhammad Haidar Nurrasyid 7D 20 tentang Mindfulness
Nadina Ayesha Hadien 7D 21 Mindfulness

When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a
friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and without judging.’ So we are consciously deciding what to pay attention, we are not worrying about the past or planning for the future and we’re not trying to control our thoughts or feelings. We are just noticing them.

Mindfulness is popular because of its benefits that helps people to reduce stress and depression for those who keeps being busier and busier. It can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly, and to improve their sleep.

Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a
few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear, this will help to focus. Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without thinking, slow down. start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how it tastes.

Both of these techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment, and there are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself.

Neysha Chintyana Fitri 7D 23 The meaning, history, benefits, & different types of yoga.
Prince Raoul Faizal 7D 25 Mulainya populer yoga 🧘‍♀️
Rei Juliandiniari Irmawan 7D 26 Penjelasan tentang Yoga
Aryasatya Satrio Putra Purwanto 7E 3 Kucing mengejar tikus karena dongeng dari china
Charissa Filzaiera Pradinamurti 7E 4 Mindfulness

When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us. We are also more aware of our own feelings and our thoughts. So we are consciously deciding what to pay attention to, we are not worrying about the past or planning for the future and we are not trying to control or stop our thoughts or feelings –
we’re just noticing them.

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Ni Made Distya Alinskie PSP 7E 16 As the internet and digital technology become a bigger part of our lives, more of our data
becomes publicly accessible, leading to questions about privacy. So, how do we interact with
the growing digital world without compromising the security of our information and our right
to privacy?
Imagine that you want to learn a new
language. You search ‘Is German a
difficult language?’ on your phone. You
click on a link and read an article with
advice for learning German. There’s a
search function to find German courses,
so you enter your city name. It asks you
to activate location services to find
courses near you. You click ‘accept’. You
then message a German friend to ask for
her advice. When you look her up on social media, an advertisement for a book and an app
called German for Beginners instantly pops up. Later the same day, while you’re sending an
email, you see an advert offering you a discount at a local language school. How did they know?
The simple answer is online data. At all stages of your search, your devices, websites and
applications were collecting data on your preferences and tracking your behaviour online.
‘They’ have been following you.
Vrisco Prasetyo 7E 24 Have you ever driven somewhere and realised when
you arrived that you couldn’t really remember
anything about the journey? Or have you ever eaten
a whole packet of biscuits when you were planning
to only have one? Or have you stayed up much later
than you planned, or even all night, watching ‘just
one more’ episode of a TV series? All of these are
examples of mindlessness. When we live this way,
we are not fully awake and not fully living our lives.
Aurelia Tiara Aviza 7F 5 Bola basket termasuk kedalam permainan bola besar yang dimainkan oleh 5 orang per regu dan 7 pemain pengganti, gerak spesifik permainan bola basket terdiri dari, passing, dribbling, catching, dan shooting.
Bagus Putra Pratama 7F 6 Online Data
Cyra Naraya 7F 9 Si kancil sedang berjalan menuju hutan untuk kembali setelah mencari makan di ladang pak tani. Di tengah jalan ia harus menyeberang sungai yang dihuni banyak sekali buaya yang sangat lapar.
Kawanan buaya sangat senang melihat kancil, tapi si kancil mensyaratkan buaya harus dihitung terlebih dahulu. Buaya menyetujui dan sikancil memulai menghitung jumlah buaya.
Akhirnya tipu daya si kancil berhasil, buaya tercengang karena si kancil yang cerdik berhasil memperdaya buaya. Si kancil langsung pergi setelah menghitung buaya terakhir di ujung sungai.
Si kancil pun langsung berlari ke dalam hutan dan bebas dari cengkraman buaya lapar.
Gadis Rahmani Aksan 7F 11 Jukyung tertekan karena manajernya yang mendadak mengumumkan collab nya dengan jjoa. Ia tentu tidak terima itu, Jjoa adalah anak yang sering membully nya di smp, ia masih trauma. Walaupun sebenarnya tidak apa-apa karena Jjoa tidak akan mengenali wajah Jukyung yang sangat berbeda dengan dulu. Jjoa ingin melakukan collab nya secara livestream. Mau tidak mau pun Jukyung terpaksa mengiyakan.
Ghaffar Sandhya Rushendra 7F 12 Menurut Narendra Modi, Perdana menteri India, yoga bukan hanya tentang olahraga tetapi untuk menemukan rasa kesatuan dengan diri sendiri, dengan dunia, dan dengan alam. Yoga pertama kali dibuat di india bagian utara sekitar 5,000 tahun yang lalu.
Gufira Adli Rakhsha 7F 13 Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and
flexibility. The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000 years ago. Yoga is good for the mind and body. There are lots of different types of yoga, so you can choose what suits you best.
Naddif Arrasyid Widyatama 7F 19 Ada masalah privasi di internet,yaitu seperti cookies( internet tahu apa yang sedang dicari di pencarian) sehingga orang jadi merasa kurang aman terhadap hal tersebut.
Raditya Rizky Setyawan 7F 22 di dunia ini temen baik sangat sulit dicari, kita harus berterimakasih pada teman-teman yang kita temui, berterima kasih atas kesediaanya untuk bergaul dengan kita dan menjadi mitra kita seumur hidup
Rayna Kania Wicaksono 7F 24 Inti cerita Lutung Kasarung adalah kita tidak boleh serakah kepada sesama agar tidak terjadi malapetaka yang berbahaya, kita harus rendah hati dalam melakukan sesuatu.
Shayna Zahira 7F 25 Yoga adalah suatu bentuk latihan yang mengutamakan posisi tubuh dan juga melatih pernapasan. Yoga berasal dari negara India. Dalam yoga kita dituntut lebih dari sekedar olahraga biasa, namun harus bisa menempatkan tubuh dalam berbagai posisi yang benar dengan pernapasan yang teratur. Pada tahun 2014, perdana Mentri India meminta UN untuk menetapkan hari Yoga sedunia, karena yoga tidak hanya membuat orang lebih sehat tapi juga membuat orang terhubung satu sama lain, juga dengan alam sekitar. Akhirnya UN setuju dan menetapkan tanggal 21 Juni sebagai hari yoga.
Yoga sangat baik untuk pikiran dan juga tubuh manusia. Berlatih yoga secara rutin akan meningkatkan keseimbangan dan stamina seseorang. Ada beberapa jenis yoga seperti Hatha yoga, Vinyasa yoga, dan Bikram yoga.
Angela Aurelie 8A 3 Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and
flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of ‘postures’, where you put your body into
different positions. The correct breathing is also important. However, yoga is really about more than just exercise. In 2014, the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, asked the United Nations to create an International Day of Yoga, saying that yoga ‘is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the world and nature’. He felt that yoga could not just help people to be healthier but also help connect people to each other and to nature. The United Nations agreed, and International. Yoga Day is now celebrated on 21 June.The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000 years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, yoga was introduced to the Western world when Swami Vivekananda travelled to the United States to talk about yoga at a conference in Chicago in 1893. Others followed in the 1920s and 1930s, and by the 1960s yoga had become a very popular form of exercise in the United States and in Europe. Most people who practise yoga today do not do it for spiritual reasons.

Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their
balance and stamina. Although you won’t really get out of breath, like you might play football
or run, it does help to keep your heart healthy and you can lose weight. It can also help with
back pain. The breathing taught in yoga can help people to reduce stress and anxiety. There are lots of different possible breathing patterns you can do. Yoga also improves concentration and helps people to sleep better, so it’s great for anyone who’s under pressure at work or in their studies.

There are lots of different types of yoga, so you can choose what suits you best. Hatha Yoga is often good for beginners, because you hold each position for a few breaths. In Vinyasa Yoga you change position much more quickly and you might get out of breath. It’s quite challenging if you haven’t done much yoga before. Bikram Yoga is sometimes called ‘hot yoga’, because the room must be heated to around 40 degrees. As well as these and other more traditional forms of yoga, there are also some more unusual modern forms of yoga. For example, you might enjoy ‘laughter yoga’, where people do breathe exercises and laugh about nothing in particular – laughing is very good for your health. Or what about ‘Aeroyoga’, where you do yoga while you are hanging from the ceiling? It’s supposed to be very good for your back. Or ‘Doga’, where you do yoga together with your pet dog? Whatever kind of yoga you choose, there are definitely some health benefits, and you should have fun too.

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kalisha kamila r 8A 15 yoga helps people to improve their balance and stamina. although you won’t really get out of breath, like you might play football or run, it does help to keep your heart healthy and you can lose weight. It can also help with back pain.
Magnalli N.A 8A 22 In the past, it was easy for people to keep track of their personal information. Like their possessions, people’s information existed mostly in physical form: on paper, kept in a folder, locked in a cupboard or an office. Today, our personal information can be collected and stored online, and it’s accessible to more people than ever before.
Raisya aina ependi 8A 25 When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us
Siffa rizkia nisa 8A 27 When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us. We are also more aware of our own feelings and our thoughts. So we are consciously deciding what to pay attention to, we are not worrying about the past or planning for the future and we are not trying to control or stop our thoughts or feelings.

For most people life is getting busier and busier. People are often doing two or three things at the same time: texting while watching TV, or even looking at their phone while walking along the pavement. People are working longer hours and bringing work home. All this can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress.

It can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. It can also help people to manage pain better and to improve their sleep, and it can even help you lose weight because you won’t eat that whole packet of biscuits without thinking!

Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference.

A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is happening right now.

Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it. Smell it. Then put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how it tastes.
Both of these techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment.

Adrienna Tiara Putri 8B 2 MINDFULNESS

What is mindfulness?
We will get mindful when we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. We are also more aware of our own feelings and our thoughts. We are consciously deciding what to pay attention to, we are not worrying about the past or planning for the future and we are not trying to control or stop our thoughts or feelings, but we’re just noticing them.

Why is mindfulness so popular now?
For most people life is getting busier and busier. Technology means that we always have something to do and there isn’t much opportunity to just ‘be’. People are often doing two or three things at the same time. All this can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress.

What are the benefits of mindfulness?
Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. It can also help people to manage pain better and to improve their sleep, and it can even help you lose weight because you won’t eat that whole packet of biscuits without thinking!

How to become more mindful?
1. Close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is happening right now.
2. Focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how it tastes.
3. and others.

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Alyssandra Aneeqa Asmorowati 8B 4 You Are Overthink !
Mengatasi dan memahami apa itu overthinking
jasmine tabina mecca 8B 12 mindfulness

mindfulness is paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and without judging.
Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. It can also help people to manage pain better and to improve their sleep, and it can even help you lose weight.

Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a
few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. But, of course, you can try these on any day of the year.
A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of
minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is
happening right now.
Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how it tastes

Lakeisha Adhistia Putri 8B 16 mindfulness adalah Ketika kita sadar, kita lebih sadar akan pikiran kita, tindakan kita dan apa yang terjadi di sekitar kita. Orang sering melakukan dua atau tiga hal secara bersamaan: mengirim pesan teks sambil menonton TV, atau bahkan melihat ponsel sambil berjalan di trotoar. Orang-orang bekerja lebih lama dan membawa pulang pekerjaan. Semua ini bisa membuat kita stres, dan mindfulness bisa menjadi cara untuk mengurangi stres ini.Manfaat mindfulness adalah mengurangi stres dan depresi. Mindfulness Day dirayakan pada tanggal 12 September, jadi mungkin itu akan menjadi hari yang baik untuk mencoba beberapa teknik mindfulness dan melihat apakah mereka membuat perbedaan. Teknik yang sangat sederhana yang dapat di coba sekarang adalah memejamkan mata selama beberapa menit dan menghitung berapa banyak suara yang dapat Anda dengar. Ini akan membantu Anda fokus pada apa yang sedang terjadi saat ini.
Mochamad Mirza Ghulam Firdaus 8B 18 Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise
which aims at developing strength and
flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of
‘postures’, where you put your body into
different positions. The correct breathing is also
important. However, yoga is really about more
than just exercise
mohamad tristan zihni 8B 19 seperti menjelaskan dari mana YOGA berasal dan apa manfaatnya dan jenis jenis YOGA.
Muhammad Rafly Gunawan 8B 21 Tentang Olahraga
Orient Niscalla Wiyasa 8B 25 mengenai yoga
Tivanny Agnesya Martana 8B 28 Yoga
Aksa Rachman 8BIL1 3 Yoga biasanya diartikan sebagai olahraga untuk meregangkan atau merilekskan anggota tubuh. Tetapi, yoga sebenarnya tidak hanya untuk olahraga, tetapi untuk menghubungkan pikiran dengan sesama manusia atau alam. Yoga pertama kali ditemukan sekitar 10.000 tahun yang lalu, yoga pertama kali ditemukan oleh para penganut Hindu dan Buddha. Yoga pertama kali masuk ke Benua Eropa di akhir 1900-an Manfaat yoga adalah untuk meningkatkan kekuatan dan stamina. Selain itu, yoga juga berguna untuk meningkatkan konsentrasi dan juga mengurangi stress dan kecemasan. Jenis – jenis yoga yang banyak beredar adalah Hatha Yoga, Vinyasa Yoga, Bikram Yoga, laughter yoga, Aero Yoga, dan Dog Yoga.
Alivia Khaira Umma 8BIL1 4 jon kabat zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness popular, says mindfulness is paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and without judging. when we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us. people are working longer hours and bringing work home. all this can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress. research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. it can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly.
Anadhya Khayyira P.Y. 8BIL1 5 Yoga is an exercise that aims at developing strength and flexibility. Yoga is good for your mind and body. The breathing exercise in yoga can help people to reduce stress and anxiety. There are some different types of yoga, which are :
– Hatha Yoga is often good for beginners, because you hold each position for a few breaths.
– Vinyasa Yoga you change position much more quickly and you might get out of breath.
– Bikram Yoga is sometimes called ‘hot yoga’, because the room must be heated to around 40 degrees.
Azidya Trimuthia Prawira 8BIL1 6 Yoga is a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and flexibility. It is now becoming more and more popular around the world that The United Nations even agreed to celebrate an International Yoga Day on 21 June.
Yoga first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism. Yoga was introduced to the Western world in the late 19th and early 20th centuries when Swami Vivekananda travelled to The United States to talk about yoga at a conference in Chicago in 1893. Others followed in the 1920s and 1930s, also in 1960s yoga had been become a very popular form of exercise in The United States and in Europe.
Yoga is good for our mind and body. It helps people to improve their balance and stamina, although you won’t really get out of breath. It can also help you with back pain and the breathing taught in yoga can help people reduce stress and anxiety. It also improves concentration and helps people to sleep better, it means that it’s great for anyone who’s under pressure at wotk or in their studies.
There are different types of yoga.
1) Hatha Yoga
2) Vinyasa Yoga
Dimas Raditya Kusuma Putra 8BIL1 8 Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of ‘postures’, where you put your body into different positions. The correct breathing is also important. However, yoga is really about more than just exercise. In 2014, the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, asked the United Nations to create an International Day of Yoga,saying that yoga ‘is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the world and nature’. He felt that yoga could not just help people to be healthier but also help connect people to each other and to nature. The United Nations agreed, and International Yoga Day is now celebrated on 21 June.
Jinan Fauzeya Rayandhi 8BIL1 11 Yoga is a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and flexibility. The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000 years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism. Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their balance and stamina. There are lots of different types of yoga, so you can choose what suits you best. Hatha Yoga is often good for beginners, because you hold each position for a few breaths. In Vinyasa Yoga you change position much more quickly and you might get out of breath. It’s quite challenging if you haven’t done much yoga before. There are the other yoga too, like Bikram Yoga and as well there are traditional yoga.
Kenza Ardraputra Rezyarifin 8BIL1 13 You and Your Data
Di masa Internet, data kita semakin mudah untuk dilihat, contohnya sistem iklan google, saat kamu search sesuatu, misalkan les privat, maka google sebisa mungkin akan menampilkan iklan tentang les privat di website yang kamu buka, atau jika kamu lebih sering menonton video pendidikan di youtube, maka youtube akan menampilkan iklan mengenai produk pendidikan/teknologi.
Namun mengapa orang ingin sekali data kita?
Karena dengan data kita perusahaan dapat menargetkan produk yang pas kepada kita, sehingga kita menjadi tertarik dengan produk tersebut dan membelinya. Atau data penduduk suatu kota, jika suatu perusahaan dapat mengaksesnya, maka mereka akan membuat produk sesuai data tersebut sehingga banyak penduduk yang mau membelinya dan mereka mendapat profit.
Tapi jika terlalu banyak personal data yang bocor, maka privasi kita menjadi tidak aman, atau data kita digunakan untuk hal hal yang tidak baik. Karena itu beberapa negara mulai membuat aturan mengenai seberapa banyak data yang boleh digunakan, kita juga harus melindungi data kita atau kita akan didatangi orang orang tidak diundang seperti scammer, hacker.Dengan memahami bagaimana internet bekerja dan bagaimana website mengambil data kamu, kita bisa lebih berhati hati.
maritza asthari rishwana 8BIL1 14 kita tidak boleh berjudi, minum air keras dan berkelahi karena allah tidak suka dengan perilaku seperti itu. sudah dituliskan di al quran bahwa melakukan ketiga hal tsb adalah perilaku setan.
Nafisa Zeta Oktavian 8BIL1 16 Mindfulness/Perhatian

Mindfulness ini adalah keadaan dimana kita sadar atas apa yang kita pikirkan, aksi kita, dan segala hal yang terjadi di sekitar kita. Menurut Jok Kabat Zinn, mindfulness adalah ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and without judging.’
Bukannya kita tidak peduli atas masa lalu dan masa depan ataupun mencoba untuk mengontrol perasaan dan pikiran kita, melainkan kita hanya meperhatikannya.

Mindfulness sangat popular karena mindfulness dipercaya dapat mengurangi stress dan depresi. Melihat keadaan sekarang yang seringkali kita melakukan 2 atau lebih hal sekaligus. Selain itu, mindfulness juga dapat membantu kita untuk fokus, memiliki memori yang lebih baik, berpikir lebih jernih, meningkatkan kualitas tidur, dll.

Beberapa upaya dapat kita lakukan untuk menjadi mindfulness yaitu salah satunya dengan memejamkan mata selama beberapa menit lalu hitung berapa banyak bunyi yang dapat didengar. Selain itu, kita juga bisa menerapkannya saat kita makan, dengan fokus bagaimana teksturnya, rasanya, memakan itu dengan perlahan.

naura rizka maharani 8BIL1 17 sebuah keluarga yang mengendarai robot besar untuk menyelamatkan outer space
Rizqidia Nurzahira Ramadhani 8BIL1 20 What is mindfulness? When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and without judging.’

Why is mindfulness so popular? For most people life is getting busier and busier. Technology means that we always have something to do and there isn’t much opportunity to just ‘be’. People are working longer hours and bringing work home. All this can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress.

What are the benefits? Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. It can also help people to manage pain better and to improve their sleep.

Mindfulness Day is celebrated on the 12th of September. A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is happening right now. Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without thinking, slow down.

Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how it tastes. Both of these techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment, and there are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself.

Tristan Kaory 8BIL1 23 Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise
which aims at developing strength and
flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of
‘postures’, where you put your body into
different positions. The correct breathing is also
important. However, yoga is really about more
than just exercise. The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000
years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a
physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism.
Alanna Fitria Kirana 8BIL2 1 Mindfullness
Altair Athar Maulana Roesli 8BIL2 3 Kebanyakan orang tahu yoga sebagai jenis olahraga
yang bertujuan untuk mengembangkan kekuatan dan
fleksibilitas. Untuk berlatih yoga, Anda mempelajari serangkaian
‘postur’, di mana Anda menempatkan tubuh Anda
posisi yang berbeda
Ameera Jane 8BIL2 4 YOGA
Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and
flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of ‘postures’, where you put your body into different positions. The correct breathing is also important. However, yoga is really about more than just exercise. In 2014, the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, asked the United Nations to create an International Day of Yoga, saying that yoga ‘is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the world and nature’. The United Nations agreed, and International Yoga Day is now celebrated on 21 June.The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000 years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, yoga was introduced to the Western world when Swami Vivekananda travelled to the United States to talk about yoga at a conference in Chicago in 1893. Others followed in the 1920s and 1930s, and by the 1960s yoga had become a very popular form of exercise in the United States and in Europe. Most people who practise yoga today do not do it for spiritual reasons.

Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their
balance and stamina. Although you won’t really get out of breath, like you might play football
or run, it does help to keep your heart healthy and you can lose weight. It can also help with
back pain. The breathing taught in yoga can help people to reduce stress and anxiety. There are lots of different possible breathing patterns you can do. Yoga also improves concentration and helps people to sleep better, so it’s great for anyone who’s under pressure at work or in their studies.

There are lots of different types of yoga, so you can choose what suits you best.
-Hatha Yoga
often good for beginners, because you hold each position for a few breaths.
-Vinyasa Yoga
you change position much more quickly and you might get out of breath.
-Bikram Yoga
sometimes called ‘hot yoga’, because the room must be heated to around 40 degrees.
-laughter yoga
where people do breathe exercises and laugh about nothing in particular – laughing is very good for your health.
-Aeroyoga
where you do yoga while you are hanging from the ceiling? It’s supposed to be very good for your back.
-Doga
where you do yoga together with your pet dog?

Anargya Tirta Pratama Sigit 8BIL2 5 Mindfullnes
Athaya Fawnia Epafroditus 8BIL2 7 What does “Mindfulness” actually mean?
When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a
friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. We are also more aware of
our own feelings and our thoughts. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness
popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and
without judging.’What are the benefits of being mindful?
Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to
concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. It can also help people to
manage pain better and to improve their sleep, and it can even help you lose weight because
you won’t eat that whole packet of biscuits without thinking!

How could you become more mindful?
A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of
minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is
happening right now.
Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without
thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then
put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how
it tastes.
Both of these techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment, and there
are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself.

Charissa Chelsky Candradewa 8BIL2 10 Yoga

Yoga aims at developing strength and flexibility. To practice yoga, you learn a series of ‘postures’, where you put your body into different positions. Yoga is not only about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the world and nature. Yoga could not just help people to be healthier but also help connect people to each other and to nature. So, at 21 June, International Yoga Day was celebrated. The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000 years ago. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, yoga was introduced to the Western world when Swami Vivekananda travelled to the United States to talk about yoga at a conference in Chicago in 1893. As time goes on, yoga become more popular. Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their balance and stamina. The breathing taught in yoga can help people to reduce stress and anxiety. Yoga also improves concentration and helps people to sleep better, so it’s great for anyone who’s under pressure at work or in their studies. Hatha Yoga is often good for beginners, because you hold each position for a few breaths. In Vinyasa Yoga you change position much more quickly and you might get out of breath. Bikram Yoga is sometimes called ‘hot yoga’, because the room must be heated to around 40 degrees. As well as these and other more traditional forms of yoga, there are also some more unusual modern forms of yoga. For example, you might enjoy ‘laughter yoga’, where people do breathe exercises and laugh about nothing in particular – laughing is very good for your health.

Freya Lubna Kamilia 8BIL2 11 YOU AND YOUR DATA
As the internet and digital technology become a bigger part of our lives, more of our data
becomes publicly accessible, leading to questions about privacy. So, how do we interact with
the growing digital world without compromising the security of our information and our right
to privacy?
Imagine that you want to learn a new
language. You search ‘Is German a
difficult language?’ on your phone. You
click on a link and read an article with
advice for learning German. There’s a
search function to find German courses,
so you enter your city name. It asks you
to activate location services to find
courses near you. You click ‘accept’. You
then message a German friend to ask for
her advice. When you look her up on social media, an advertisement for a book and an app
called German for Beginners instantly pops up. Later the same day, while you’re sending an
email, you see an advert offering you a discount at a local language school. How did they know?
The simple answer is online data. At all stages of your search, your devices, websites and
applications were collecting data on your preferences and tracking your behaviour online.
‘They’ have been following you.
Who uses our data and why?
In the past, it was easy for people to keep track of their personal information. Like their
possessions, people’s information existed mostly in physical form: on paper, kept in a folder,
locked in a cupboard or an office. Today, our personal information can be collected and stored
online, and it’s accessible to more people than ever before. Many of us share our physical
location, our travel plans, our political opinions, our shopping interests and our family photos
online – as key services like ordering a takeaway meal, booking a plane, taking part in a poll or
buying new clothes now take place online and require us to give out our data.
Every search you make, service you use, message you send and item you buy is part of your
‘digital footprint’. Companies and online platforms use this ‘footprint’ to track exactly what we
are doing; from what links we click on to how much time we spend on a website. Based on
your online activity, they can guess what you are interested in and what things you might want
to buy. Knowing so much about you gives online platforms and companies a lot of power and
a lot of money. By selling your data or providing targeted content, companies can turn your
online activity into profit. This is the foundation of the growing industry of digital marketing.
Can you protect your data?
Yes … and no!
Some of the time our personal data is shared online with our consent. We post our birthday,
our photographs and even our opinions online on social media. We know that this information
is publicly accessible. However, our data often travels further than we realise, and can be used
in ways that we did not intend. Certain news scandals about data breaches, where personal
data has been lost, leaked or shared without consent, have recently made people much more
aware of the potential dangers of sharing information online.
So, can we do anything to protect our data? Or should we just accept that in fact nothing is
‘free’ and sharing our data is the price we have to pay for using many online services? As people
are increasingly aware of and worried about data protection, governments and organisations
are taking a more active role in protecting privacy. For example, the European Union passed
the General Data Protection Law, which regulates how personal information is collected online.
However, there is still much work to be done.
As internet users, we should all have a say in how our data is used. It is important that we pay
more attention to how data is acquired, where it is stored and how it is used. As the ways in
which we use the internet continue to grow and change, we will need to stay informed and
keep demanding new laws and regulations, and better information about how to protect
ourselves. Safer Internet Day is an ideal time to find out more about this topic.
Halzahra Arkenzie Malik 8BIL2 12 you and your data
Jivara Faiza Ridwansyah 8BIL2 13 Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise
which aims at developing strength and
flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of
‘postures’, where you put your body into
different positions. The correct breathing is also
important. However, yoga is really about more
than just exercise. In 2014, the Prime Minister
of India, Narendra Modi, asked the United
Nations to create an International Day of Yoga,
saying that yoga ‘is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the
world and nature’. He felt that yoga could not just help people to be healthier but also help
connect people to each other and to nature. The United Nations agreed, and International
Yoga Day is now celebrated on 21 June.
The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000
years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a
physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism. In the late 19th and
early 20th centuries, yoga was introduced to the Western world when Swami Vivekananda
travelled to the United States to talk about yoga at a conference in Chicago in 1893. Others
followed in the 1920s and 1930s, and by the 1960s yoga had become a very popular form of
exercise in the United States and in Europe. Most people who practise yoga today do not do it
for spiritual reasons.
Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their
balance and stamina. Although you won’t really get out of breath, like you might play football
or run, it does help to keep your heart healthy and you can lose weight. It can also help with
back pain.
The breathing taught in yoga can help people to reduce stress and anxiety. There are lots of
different possible breathing patterns you can do. Yoga also improves concentration and helps
people to sleep better, so it’s great for anyone who’s under pressure at work or in their studies.
Keira Athalia Callista 8BIL2 15 seorang malaikat diutus untuk menjadi manusia sebagai ujiannya dari tuhan , tapi ia malah jatuh cinta dengan seorang manusia yang ternyata adalah utusan tuhan tuhan juga dari neraka
Keisha Esteria Hasian Sitinjak 8BIL2 16 Our data is on the internet. You can protect them in several ways and you also cannot.
Nadia Salsabilla 8BIL2 18 Angel adalah anak yang pandai dan rajin, tetapi kehidupanya kini mulai kacau setelah 2 bulan yang lalu angel di tinggal mati ibu dan bapaknya karena kecelakaan, dia kini tinggal hanya dengan kakaknya yang bernama zea.

setelah kematian ibunya angel kini mulai berubah sikapnya, dulu dia rajin dan tidak pernah pulang terlambat, dia selalu pulang tepat waktu, tapi dia sekarang pulang sekolah tidak langsung ke rumah tapi main kerumah temanya hingga maghrib, sehingga kakaknya memarahinya, dia merasa kesedihan setelah di tinggal ibu dan bapaknya, serta guru BP yang memotivasinya yang kini telah pindah sekolah, dan sikap angel saat ini terus berlanjut hingga kakaknya berpikir untuk memindah angel ke pondok agar angel dapat merubah sikapnya yang buruk.

Angel semakin sedih Karena dia harus berpisah dengan teman di smp yang dulu, dan dia hanya bisa pasrah dan mejalankan dengan apa yang di takdirkanya.

Regan Shaquille Ammarsany 8BIL2 20 Mindfulness

When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us. Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. It can also help people to manage pain better and to improve their sleep, and it can even help you lose weight because you won’t eat that whole packet of biscuits without thinking. A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is happening right now.

Siti Aisha Humaira Alamsyah 8BIL2 22 Steve Jobs atau Steven Paul Jobs terlahir dengan nama Abdul Latief Jandali. Ia lahir dari seorang ayah yang berkebangsaan Suriah yang bernama Abdulfattah Jandali dan ibunya yang berkebangsaan Amerika Serikat Joanne Simpson (ne Schieble).

Ayah biologisnya adalah seorang profesor ilmu politik dan ibunya seorang patolog bahasa wicara. Steven Jobs kemudian diadopsi oleh Paul dan Clara sepasang suami istri dari California yang kemudian mengganti nama Abdul Latief Jandali menjadi Steven Paul yang kemudian terkenal dengan nama beken Steve Jobs.

Syaluna Kanantya Andary 8BIL2 23 Yoga

Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of ‘postures’, where you put your body into different positions and breathing. Yoga could not just help people to be healthier but also help connect people to each other and to nature. Yoga was from back 5.000-10.000 years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a
physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism and was spread to Western world when Swami Vivekananda travelled to the United States to talk about yoga at a conference in Chicago in 1893 and goes on to Europe. Yoga is good for the mind and body., helps people to improve their balance and stamina, it does help to keep your heart healthy and you can lose weight, and helps with back pain. The breathing taught in yoga can help people to reduce stress and anxiety. A few types of yoga are Hatha Yoga, Vinyasa Yoga, Bikram Yoga, and some traditional ones such as ‘laughter yoga’, ‘Aeroyoga’, and Doga’.

Syesha Safira Sudradjat 8BIL2 24 Mindfulness
Mindfulness is when our mind is aware or conscious about the things that are happening around us at the moment, and also our thoughts. It is very popular nowadays due to many people are working longer and busier and they multitask, and mindfulness can be one of the ways to reduce the stress and depression (proven by a research). To become more mindful, you can try a lot of techniques on the Mindfulness day (12th of September) or on any day, such as close your eyes, then hear and feel the situation, or maybe try to focus on a specific food. These techniques can make you slow down and focus on every situation.
Aliyah Putri Razanah Saputra 8C 1 You and Your Data
Brian Rafi Satria 8C 3 Yoga adalah suatu bentuk latihan yang mengutamakan posisi tubuh dan juga melatih pernapasan, yoga lebih dari sekedar olahraga biasa pada tahun 2014, perdana Mentri India meminta UN untuk menetapkan hari Yoga sedunia karena yoga tidak hanya membuat orang lebih sehat tapi juga membuat orang terhubung satu sama lain juga dengan alam sekitar. UN setuju dan menetapkan tanggal 21 Juni sebagai hari yoga internasional. Yoga sendiri bermula sekitar kurang lebih 5.000-10.000 tahun yang lalu di bagian Utara India. Seiring berjalannya waktu yoga semakin dikenal di seluruh dunia dan melahirkan versi-versi baru lainnya.
Denarya Rafif Rochalib 8C 7 Yoga Merupakan jenis olahraga yang memfokuskan untuk melatih kekuatan dan flexibilitas tubuh atau postur, dimana kita menggerakkan tubuh kita di berbagai posisi-posisi. Yoga berasal dari India Utara 5000 tahun lalu, yang terkoneksi dengan Hinduisme dan Buddhisme yang lalu terbawa ke dunia barat ketika Swami Vivekanda pergi ke Amerika untuk berdisuksi tentang Yoga di sebuah konferensi Yoga. Yoga bermanfaat bagi pikiran dan badan, latihan yoga yang rutin dapat melatih keseimbangan dan stamina. Yoga dapat merawat hati, mengurangi beban badan, dan sakit punggung. Latihan pernapasan di yoga melatih stress dan kecemasan, terdapat berbagai jenis pernapasan yang melatih konsentrasi dan pola tidur.
Terdapat beberapa jenis yoga:
Hatha
Vinyasa
Bikram
Aeroyoga
Doga
Yoga tertawa
Feyla maharani putri 8C 9 Most people know yoga is exercise which aims at developing strength and flexibility. To practive yoga, you learn a series of postures, where you put your body into different positions. However, yoga is really about more than just exercise. In 2014, the prime minister of India, Narendra Modi asked the united nations to create an international day of yoga, saying that yoga is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the world, and nature. United nations agreed, and international yoga day is now celebrated on 21 june.
Yoga was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, yoga was introduced to the Western world when Swami Vivekananda travelled to the United States to talk about yoga at a conference in Chicago in 1893. Others followed in the 1920s and 1930s, and by the 1960s yoga had become a very popular form of exercise in the United States and in Europe.
Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their balance and stamina. It does help to keep your heart healthy and you can lose weight. It can also help with back pain. Yoga can help people to reduce stress and anxiety. Yoga also improves concentration and helps people to sleep better.
Types of yoga. Hatha yoga is often good for beginners because you hold each position for a few breaths. Vinyasa yoga, you change position much more quickly and you might get out of breathe. Bikram yoga is sometimes called hot yoga, because the room must be heated to around 40 degrees. There are also some more unusual modern forms of yoga, for example laughter yoga, where people do breathe exercises and laugh about nothing. Or aeroyoga, where you do yoga while hanging from the ceiling. Or doga, where you do yoga together with your pet dog?
Jurrien Rafael A 8C 11 As the internet and digital technology become a bigger part of our lives, more of our data
becomes publicly accessible, leading to questions about privacy. So, how do we interact with
the growing digital world without compromising the security of our information and our right
to privacy?
Kimya Aisya Ali 8C 14 When someone has a mindfulness, they always aware of their own feelings and thoughts. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and without judging.’
And when we’re getting busier, mindfulness is needed for everyday life. Because it can reduces stress and depression. And also can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly.
Kimya Aisya Ali 8C 14 When someone has a mindfulness, they always aware of their own feelings and thoughts. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and without judging.’
And when we’re getting busier, mindfulness is needed for everyday life. Because it can reduces stress and depression. And also can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly.
M. Vierzan 8C 18 Yoga memiliki banyak manfaat bagi yang melakukannya
Nathania Paramitha Rafeni Putri 8C 20 Have you ever driven somewhere and realised when you arrived that you couldn’t really remember anything about the journey? Or have you ever eaten a whole packet of biscuits when you were planning to only have one? Or have you stayed up much later than you planned, or even all night, watching ‘just one more’ episode of a TV series? All of these are examples of mindlessness. When we live this way, we are not fully awake and not fully living our lives.
What exactly is mindfulness?
When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. We are also more aware of our own feelings and our thoughts. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and without judging.’
So we are consciously deciding what to pay attention to, we are not worrying about the past or planning for the future and we are not trying to control or stop our thoughts or feelings – we’re just noticing them.
Why is mindfulness so popular now?
For most people life is getting busier and busier. Technology means that we always have something to do and there isn’t much opportunity to just ‘be’. People are often doing two or three things at the same time: texting while watching TV, or even looking at their phone while walking along the pavement. People are working longer hours and bringing work home. All this can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress.
What are the benefits of mindfulness?
Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. It can also help people to manage pain better and to improve their sleep, and it can even help you lose weight because you won’t eat that whole packet of biscuits without thinking!
How to become more mindful
Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. But, of course, you can try these on any day of the year.
A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is happening right now.Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how it tastes.
Both of these techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment, and there are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself.
Al Fathir sangkara anindya 8D 1 About data specially your data
Audy Kharisma Setiadi 8D 2 Banyak hal yang bisa terjadi saat kita mengakses internet, orang dapat melacak tentang data kita, maka kita harus lebih hati”.
Avissa Sitti Ammabel 8D 3 As the internet and digital technology become a bigger part of our lives, more of our data becomes publicly accessible, leading to questions about privacy. You click on a link and read an article with
advice for learning German. In the past, it was easy for people to keep track of their personal information. Every search you make, service you use, message you send and item you buy is part of your
‘digital footprint’.Some of the time our personal data is shared online with our consent. We post our birthday,
our photographs and even our opinions online on social media. As people
are increasingly aware of and worried about data protection, governments and organisations
are taking a more active role in protecting privacy. As internet users, we should all have a say in how our data is used. It is important that we pay
more attention to how data is acquired, where it is stored and how it is used.
Ayzar Raditya 8D 4 Cara melakukan yoga
Cahaya Danika Permana 8D 5 Mindfulness

What exactly is mindfulness?
When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us. We are also more aware of our own feelings and our thoughts. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and without judging.’

Why is mindfulness so popular now?
For most people life is getting busier and busier. All this can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress.

What are the benefits of mindfulness?
Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can also concentrate, have better memory, think more clearly, helps you manage pain better, improves your sleep, and help you lose weight.

How to become more mindful
A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of
minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is
happening right now. Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how it tastes.

Calista Belva Kaishaura 8D 6 Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and flexibility. e. In 2014, the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, asked the United Nations to create an International Day of Yoga, saying that yoga ‘is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the world and nature’. He felt that yoga could not just help people to be healthier but also help connect people to each other and to nature. The United Nations agreed, and International Yoga Day is now celebrated on 21 June. Yoga is good for the mind and body. Although you won’t really get out of breath, like you might play football or run, it does help to keep your heart healthy and you can lose weight. It can also help with back pain. The breathing taught in yoga can help people to reduce stress and anxiety. There are lots of different types of yoga, so you can choose what suits you best. Whatever kind of yoga you choose, there are definitely some health benefits, and you should
have fun too.
Denaia Nurishthina Rahim 8D 7 Yoga is becoming more and more popular around the world. Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and flexibility. To practice yoga, you learn a series of postures, where you put your body into different positions. The correct breathing is also important. However, yoga is really about more than just exercise. Yoga could not just help people to be healthier but also help connect people to each other and to nature.

Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their
balance and stamina. The breathing taught in yoga can help people to reduce stress and anxiety. Yoga also improves concentration and helps people to sleep better, so it’s great for anyone who’s under pressure at work or in their studies.

Malik Rifat Arazky 8D 14 The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000
years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a
physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism. In the late 19th and
early 20th centuries, yoga was introduced to the Western world when Swami Vivekananda
travelled to the United States to talk about yoga at a conference in Chicago in 1893. Others
followed in the 1920s and 1930s, and by the 1960s yoga had become a very popular form of
exercise in the United States and in Europe. Most people who practise yoga today do not do it
for spiritual reasons
Nicky Farlie Natalino Alfonso 8D 19 Yoga
Raden Nazli Mughietsa Munief Putrabenardi 8D 21 Yoga berasal dari India. Yoga juga bermanfaat untuk tubuh dan pikiran. Yoga mempunyai berbagai macam jenis, ada yg untuk pemula dan lain lain.
Rafid Izza Tanzila 8D 23 The digital world is growing, when we want to find something sometimes we look for it on the internet. For example, when we want to find a coding class that is right for us, suddenly there are always advertisements that appear related to what you are looking for from social media, e-mail sending, and so on. Then, we think how do they know we are looking for a coding class? is this a miracle? no, it’s called a digital footprint. Companies or platform providers use your digital footprints to find out what you’re looking for. These ads can come from surveys that you fill out. so they can know what you need. They use our data for profit. Then, does it violate privacy? maybe yes or maybe no. Then, how to maintain privacy? This has been done by some governments, for example, the European Union. But, to keep our data from being leaked or misused, it starts with ourselves. How we use, agree to various consents for the use of our data on the applications or platforms that we use. We must be able to manage and review a policy made by the platform or application to find out what our data is for, and if our data is safe if we upload it?.
Rania Anindita 8D 25 When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and or planning for the future and we are not trying to control or stop our thoughts or feelings – Why is mindfulness so popular now? can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress. What are the benefits of mindfulness? It can also help people to you won’t eat that whole packet of biscuits without thinking! How to become more mindful Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of This will help to focus you on what is Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how Both of these techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment, and there are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself.
Shifa Zerlita Abadi 8D 26 YOGA
yoga as a kind of exercise
which aims at developing strength and flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of ‘postures’, where you put your body into different positions. The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000
years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism.Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their balance and stamina. Hatha Yoga is often good for beginners, because you hold each position for a few breaths. In Vinyasa Yoga you change position much more quickly and you might get out of breath.Whatever kind of yoga you choose, there are definitely some health benefits, and you should have fun too
Arya Bima Arundati 8E 1 As the internet and digital technology become a bigger part of our lives, more of our data
becomes publicly accessible, leading to questions about privacy. So, how do we interact with
the growing digital world without compromising the security of our information and our right
to privacy?
Imagine that you want to learn a new
language. You search ‘Is German a
difficult language?’ on your phone. You
click on a link and read an article with
advice for learning German. There’s a
search function to find German courses,
so you enter your city name. It asks you
to activate location services to find
courses near you. You click ‘accept’. You
then message a German friend to ask for
her advice. When you look her up on social media, an advertisement for a book and an app
called German for Beginners instantly pops up. Later the same day, while you’re sending an
email, you see an advert offering you a discount at a local language school. How did they know?
The simple answer is online data. At all stages of your search, your devices, websites and
applications were collecting data on your preferences and tracking your behaviour online.
‘They’ have been following you.
Who uses our data and why?
In the past, it was easy for people to keep track of their personal information. Like their
possessions, people’s information existed mostly in physical form: on paper, kept in a folder,
locked in a cupboard or an office. Today, our personal information can be collected and stored
online, and it’s accessible to more people than ever before. Many of us share our physical
location, our travel plans, our political opinions, our shopping interests and our family photos
online – as key services like ordering a takeaway meal, booking a plane, taking part in a poll or
buying new clothes now take place online and require us to give out our data.
Every search you make, service you use, message you send and item you buy is part of your
‘digital footprint’. Companies and online platforms use this ‘footprint’ to track exactly what we
are doing; from what links we click on to how much time we spend on a website. Based on
your online activity, they can guess what you are interested in and what things you might want
to buy. Knowing so much about you gives online platforms and companies a lot of power and
a lot of money. By selling your data or providing targeted content, companies can turn your
online activity into profit. This is the foundation of the growing industry of digital marketing.
Asha Padma R. Tripradopo 8E 2 tentang yoga
Ayuthaya Andriana 8E 4 Harus menjadi orang baik
Azaria Gafar Maulana 8E 5 Have you ever driven somewhere and realised when
you arrived that you couldn’t really remember
anything about the journey? Or have you ever eaten
a whole packet of biscuits when you were planning
to only have one? Or have you stayed up much later
than you planned, or even all night, watching ‘just
one more’ episode of a TV series? All of these are
examples of mindlessness. When we live this way,
we are not fully awake and not fully living our lives.
What exactly is mindfulness?
When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a
friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. We are also more aware of
our own feelings and our thoughts. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness
popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and
without judging.’
So we are consciously deciding what to pay attention to, we are not worrying about the past
or planning for the future and we are not trying to control or stop our thoughts or feelings –
we’re just noticing them.
Why is mindfulness so popular now?
For most people life is getting busier and busier. Technology means that we always have
something to do and there isn’t much opportunity to just ‘be’. People are often doing two or
three things at the same time: texting while watching TV, or even looking at their phone while
walking along the pavement. People are working longer hours and bringing work home. All this
can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress.
What are the benefits of mindfulness?
Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to
concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. It can also help people to
manage pain better and to improve their sleep, and it can even help you lose weight because
you won’t eat that whole packet of biscuits without thinking!
How to become more mindful
Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a
few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. But, of course, you can try these
on any day of the year.
A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of
minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is
happening right now.
Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without
thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then
put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how
it tastes.
Both of these techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment, and there
are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself.
Daniella Zahraa Jatnika 8E 7 Hal-hal tentang yoga
Dhamir Rasyid Resmana 8E 8 Mindfullness
Farrel farand fathiyyah 8E 9 Pada tata surya kita terdapat banyak sekali benda-benda langit. Salah satu benda langit itu adalah planet. Sekarang ini terdapat 8 planet yang sudah ditemukan didalam sistem tata surya kita. Setiap planet memeiliki karaktristik atau ciri-cirinya masing-masing.

Sehingga untuk membedakan planet satu dengan yang lainnya dibutuhkan pengeathuna tambahan agar kita tidak salah dalam mengenali setuap planet. Berikut Informazone.com akan membagikan artikel terkait cir-ciri planet dalam tata surya. Selamat membaca

ciri-ciri planet

Planet merupakan benda langit yang tidak memancarkan cahay sendiri, namun hanya memantulkan cahaya matahari. Menurut International Astronomical Audit (IAU), planet adalah banda langit yang mempunyai orbit mengelilingi matahari, memiliki massa dan gravitasi yang cukup sehingga bisa membentu struktur bulat, dan memiliki lintasan orbit yang bersih (tidak memiliki banda langit lainnya di dalam orbitnya).

Merkurius, Venus, Bumi, Mars, Yupiter, Saturunus, Uranus, dan Neptunus adalah nama-nama planet yang ada dalam tata surya. Nama-nama planet itu juga telah diurutkan berdasarkan jaraknya dari matahari mulai dari yang paling dekat hingga yang paling jauh

Para ilmuwan mengelompokkan planet berdasarkan 2 hal. Pertama, pengelompokkan berdasarkan posisinya terhadap sabuk asteroid. Kedua, pembagian planet-planet berdasarkan maerial penyusun planet.

Felly Pricilla 8E 10 mindful adalah ketika kita melakukan sesuatu di luar yang kita pikirkan
Hakeem Ali Rose 8E 11 As the internet and digital technology become a bigger part of our lives, more of our data becomes publicly accessible, leading to questions about privacy. You click on a link and read an article with advice for learning German. In the past, it was easy for people to keep track of their personal information. Every search you make, service you use, message you send and item you buy is part of your digital footprint. Some of the time our personal data is shared online with our consent. We post our birthday, our photographs and even our opinions online on social media. As people are increasingly aware of and worried about data protection, governments and organisations are taking a more active role in protecting privacy. As internet users, we should all have a say in how our data is used. It is important that we pay more attention to how data is acquired, where it is stored and how it is used.
Harashta Jannis Andriansyah 8E 12 As the internet and digital technology become a bigger part of our lives, more of our data becomes publicly accessible, leading to questions about privacy. So, how do we interact with the growing digital world without compromising the security of our information and our right to privacy?
Imagine that you want to learn a new language. You search ‘Is German a difficult language?’ on your phone. You click on a link and read an article with advice for learning German. There’s a search function to find German courses, so you enter your city name. It asks you to activate location services to find courses near you. You click ‘accept’. You then message a German friend to ask for
her advice. When you look her up on social media, an advertisement for a book and an app called German for Beginners instantly pops up. Later the same day, while you’re sending an email, you see an advert offering you a discount at a local language school. How did they know? The simple answer is online data. At all stages of your search, your devices, websites and applications were collecting data on your preferences and tracking your behaviour online. ‘They’ have been following you.
Hylmi Ghanim Suryo Wicaksono 8E 13 Yoga is becoming more and more popular around the world. What exactly is it, where did it
come from and what are the health benefits of doing yoga?
Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of ‘postures’, where you put your body into
different positions. The correct breathing is also important. However, yoga is really about more than just exercise. In 2014, the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, asked the United Nations to create an International Day of Yoga, saying that yoga ‘is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, nad then they agreed to that.The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000 years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism.

Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their
balance and stamina. Although you won’t really get out of breath, like you might play football
or run, it does help to keep your heart healthy and you can lose weight. It can also help with
back pain. And breathing taught in yoga can make you to reduce stress and anxiety.

There is some types of yoga, there is:
-Hatha yoga
-Vinyasa yoga
-Bikram yoga
-Laughter yoga
-Aeroyogs
-Doga

Juwayria Zafnah 8E 14 Have you ever driven somewhere and realised when you arrived that you couldn’t really remember anything about the journey? All of these are examples of mindlessness. When we live this way, we are not fully awake and not fully living our lives. What exactly is mindfulness? When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. So we are consciously deciding what to pay attention to, we are not worrying about the past or planning for the future and we are not trying to control or stop our thoughts or feelings –
we’re just noticing them. Why is mindfulness so popular now? For most people life is getting busier and busier. Technology means that we always have something to do and there isn’t much opportunity to just ‘be’. What are the benefits of mindfulness? Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. How to become more mindful? Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. But, of course, you can try these on any day of the year. A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is happening right now, and there are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself.
Namira Aishagita Kusumahadilaga 8E 17 You search ‘Is German a difficult language?’ on your phone. You click on a link and read an article with advice for learning German. There’s a search function to find German courses, so you enter your city name. When you look her up on social media, an advertisement for a book and an app called German for Beginners instantly pops up.

The simple answer is online data. At all stages of your search, your devices, websites and applications were collecting data on your preferences and tracking your behaviour online.

Who uses our data and why?

In the past, it was easy for people to keep track of their personal information. Many of us share our physical location, our travel plans, our political opinions, our shopping interests and our family photos online – as key services like ordering a takeaway meal, booking a plane, taking part in a poll or buying new clothes now take place online and require us to give out our data. Based on your online activity, they can guess what you are interested in and what things you might want to buy. Knowing so much about you gives online platforms and companies a lot of power and a lot of money.

By selling your data or providing targeted content, companies can turn your online activity into profit.

Can you protect your data?

Some of the time our personal data is shared online with our consent. We post our birthday, our photographs and even our opinions online on social media. As people are increasingly aware of and worried about data protection, governments and organisations are taking a more active role in protecting privacy. For example, the European Union passed the General Data Protection Law, which regulates how personal information is collected online.

As internet users, we should all have a say in how our data is used. It is important that we pay more attention to how data is acquired, where it is stored and how it is used.

Raden Annisa Mizani Syafina 8E 18 Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise
which aims at developing strength and
flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of
‘postures’, where you put your body into
different positionsThe history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000
years ago.Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their
balance and staminaThere are lots of different types of yoga, so you can choose what suits you best. Hatha Yoga is
often good for beginners, because you hold each position for a few breaths
Rayesha Reyhan Rizqueena 8E 20 Ada yang dinamakan mindfulness : dimana Ketika kita penuh perhatian, kita lebih sadar akan pikiran kita, tindakan kita dan apa adanya terjadi di sekitar kita.Jadi kami secara sadar
memutuskan apa yang harus diperhatikan, kami tidak mengkhawatirkan masa lalu atau merencanakan masa depan dan kita tidak berusaha mengendalikan atau menghentikan pikiran atau perasaan kita –kami hanya memperhatikan mereka. Penelitian menunjukkan bahwa mindfulness mengurangi stres dan depresi. Ini dapat membantu Anda untuk berkonsentrasi, memiliki memori yang lebih baik dan berpikir lebih jernih. Ini juga dapat membantu orang untuk mengelola rasa sakit dengan lebih baik dan meningkatkan kualitas tidur mereka, dan bahkan dapat membantu Anda menurunkan berat badan
Rei Arden A.D 8E 21 Membaca buku catalogue marklin hlm 5 – 10
Renandya Malicca C 8E 22 As the internet and digital technology become a bigger part of our lives, more of our data becomes publicly accessible, leading to questions about privacy. You click on a link and read an article with
advice for learning German. In the past, it was easy for people to keep track of their personal information. Every search you make, service you use, message you send and item you buy is part of your
‘digital footprint’.Some of the time our personal data is shared online with our consent. We post our birthday,
our photographs and even our opinions online on social media. As people
are increasingly aware of and worried about data protection, governments and organisations
are taking a more active role in protecting privacy. As internet users, we should all have a say in how our data is used. It is important that we pay
more attention to how data is acquired, where it is stored and how it is used.
Reno Sabastian Faza Musthafa 8E 23 Have you ever driven somewhere and realised when
you arrived that you couldn’t really remember
anything about the journey? Or have you ever eaten
a whole packet of biscuits when you were planning
to only have one? Or have you stayed up much later
than you planned, or even all night, watching ‘just
one more’ episode of a TV series? All of these are
examples of mindlessness. When we live this way,
we are not fully awake and not fully living our lives.
What exactly is mindfulness?
When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a
friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. We are also more aware of
our own feelings and our thoughts. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness
popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and
without judging.’
So we are consciously deciding what to pay attention to, we are not worrying about the past
or planning for the future and we are not trying to control or stop our thoughts or feelings –
we’re just noticing them.
Why is mindfulness so popular now?
For most people life is getting busier and busier. Technology means that we always have
something to do and there isn’t much opportunity to just ‘be’. People are often doing two or
three things at the same time: texting while watching TV, or even looking at their phone while
walking along the pavement. People are working longer hours and bringing work home. All this
can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress.
What are the benefits of mindfulness?
Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to
concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. It can also help people to
manage pain better and to improve their sleep, and it can even help you lose weight because
you won’t eat that whole packet of biscuits without thinking!
How to become more mindful
Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a
few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. But, of course, you can try these
on any day of the year.
A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of
minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is
happening right now.
Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without
thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then
put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how
it tastes.
Both of these techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment, and there
are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself.
Rizky Ramadhan Adhittama 8E 24 Have you ever driven somewhere and realised when
you arrived that you couldn’t really remember
anything about the journey? Or have you ever eaten
a whole packet of biscuits when you were planning
to only have one? Or have you stayed up much later
than you planned, or even all night, watching ‘just
one more’ episode of a TV series? All of these are
examples of mindlessness. When we live this way,
we are not fully awake and not fully living our lives.
Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without
thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then
put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how
it tastes.
Both of these techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment, and there
are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself.
Satria Jamie Ardiya 8E 25 As the internet and digital technology become a bigger part of our lives, more of our data
becomes publicly accessible, leading to questions about privacy. So, how do we interact with the growing digital world without compromising the security of our information and our right to privacy
Suhandhika Pratama W 8E 26 You and Your Data
Sulthan Sagaea Abdurrahman 8E 27 Yoga is becoming more and more popular around the world. What exactly is it, where did it
come from and what are the health benefits of doing yoga?
What is yoga?
Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise
which aims at developing strength and
flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of
‘postures’, where you put your body into
different positions. The correct breathing is also
important. However, yoga is really about more
than just exercise. In 2014, the Prime Minister
of India, Narendra Modi
Alvin Andrianto Irawan 8F 1 When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. So we are consciously deciding what to pay attention to, we are not worrying about the past or planning for the future and we are not trying to control or stop our thoughts or feelings – we’re just noticing them.
Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly.
Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is happening right now. These techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment, and there are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself.
Alya Hana 8F 2 When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. So we are consciously deciding what to pay attention to, we are not worrying about the past or planning for the future and we are not trying to control or stop our thoughts or feelings – we’re just noticing them. Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is happening right now. These techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment, and there are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself.
Anindita Abdiyah Muhshi 8F 3 Mindfulness
When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us. We are also more aware of our own feelings and our thoughts. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and without judging.’ Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is happening right now. That technique force you to slow down and focus on the present moment, and there are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself.
Faira Fitriyani Djajasasmita 8F 9 Mindfulness adalah memperhatikan dengan sengaja, pada saat ini, dan tanpa menghakimi. Penelitian menunjukkan bahwa mindfulness mengurangi stres dan depresi. Ini dapat membantu Anda untuk berkonsentrasi, memiliki memori yang lebih baik dan berpikir lebih jernih. Mindfulness Day dirayakan pada tanggal 12 September, kalian dapat mencobanya di hari itu ataupun di hari-hari lainnya.
Indhrya Anggaditisha 8F 11 Ketika internet dan teknologi digital menjadi bagian yang lebih besar dari kehidupan kita, semakin banyak data kita yang dapat diakses publik, yang menimbulkan pertanyaan tentang privasi. Anda mengklik tautan dan membaca artikel dengan
saran untuk belajar bahasa jerman. Di masa lalu, mudah bagi orang untuk melacak informasi pribadi mereka. Setiap pencarian yang Anda lakukan, layanan yang Anda gunakan, pesan yang Anda kirim, dan barang yang Anda beli adalah bagian dari Anda
‘jejak digital’. Terkadang data pribadi kami dibagikan secara online dengan persetujuan kami. Kami memposting ulang tahun kami,
foto-foto kami dan bahkan opini kami secara online di media sosial. Sebagai orang
semakin sadar dan khawatir tentang perlindungan data, pemerintah dan organisasi
mengambil peran lebih aktif dalam melindungi privasi. Sebagai pengguna internet, kita semua harus memiliki suara dalam bagaimana data kita digunakan. Yang penting kita bayar
lebih memperhatikan bagaimana data diperoleh, di mana disimpan dan bagaimana digunakan
Keisha Callista Putri 8F 12 When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. So we are consciously deciding what to pay attention to, we are not worrying about the past or planning for the future and we are not trying to control or stop our thoughts or feelings – we’re just noticing them.
Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly.
Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is happening right now. These techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment, and there are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself.
Maylika Tiarani Putri 8F 13 Yoga
Muhammad Hilmy Wiratama 8F 15 As the internet and digital technology become a bigger part of our lives, more of our data
becomes publicly accessible, leading to questions about privacy.
Nadia Tanisha Ariana 8F 16 Yoga. Saat ini yoga menjadi sangat populer di dunia. Yoga adalah sejenis olahraga yang bertujuan untuk mengembangkan kekuatan dan
fleksibilitas. Hari Yoga sekarang dirayakan setiap tanggal 21 Juni.
Revany Dealova Soekasno Putri 8F 23 When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. We are also more aware of our own feelings and our thoughts. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and without judging.’
Ronaldo Razki Wargakusumah 8F 24 When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. So we are consciously deciding what to pay attention to, we are not worrying about the past or planning for the future and we are not trying to control or stop our thoughts or feelings – we’re just noticing them.
Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly.
Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is happening right now. These techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment, and there are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself.
Vivian Sadidah Rachman 8F 28 orang orang tahu yoga sebagai jenis olahraga yang bertujuan untuk mengembangkan kekuatan dannfleksibilitas. Untuk berlatih yoga, kita harus mempelajari serangkaian
‘postur’, di mana kita menempatkan tubuh kita posisi yang berbeda.Hari Yoga Internasional,
mengatakan bahwa yoga bukan tentang olahraga tetapi untuk menemukan rasa kesatuan dengan diri sendiri , dunia dan alam.yoga bermanfaat bagi kesehatan kita, baik pikiran atau kesehatan
Allisya Tristan Putri Purnomo 9A 1 What is yoga?
Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise
which aims at developing strength and
flexibility.Where did yoga come from?
The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000
years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a
physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism. In the late 19th and
early 20th centuries, yoga was introduced to the Western world when Swami Vivekananda
travelled to the United States to talk about yoga at a conference in Chicago in 1893. Others
followed in the 1920s and 1930s, and by the 1960s yoga had become a very popular form of
exercise in the United States and in Europe. Most people who practise yoga today do not do it
for spiritual reasons.

What are the benefits of yoga?
Yoga is good for the mind and body.

Different types of yoga
There are lots of different types of yoga, so you can choose what suits you best. Hatha Yoga is
often good for beginners, because you hold each position for a few breaths. In Vinyasa Yoga
you change position much more quickly and you might get out of breath. It’s quite challenging
if you haven’t done much yoga before. Bikram Yoga is sometimes called ‘hot yoga’, because
the room must be heated to around 40 degrees. As well as these and other more traditional
forms of yoga, there are also some more unusual modern forms of yoga. For example, you
might enjoy ‘laughter yoga’, where people do breathe exercises and laugh about nothing in
particular – laughing is very good for your health. Or what about ‘Aeroyoga’, where you do
yoga while you are hanging from the ceiling? It’s supposed to be very good for your back. Or
‘Doga’, where you do yoga together with your pet dog?.

Kayla umaiza nurrushafira 9A 11 Yoga is a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of ‘postures’, where you put your body into different positions. The correct breathing is also important.

Yoga is really about more than just exercise. In 2014, the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, asked the United Nations to create an International Day of Yoga, saying that yoga ‘is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the world and nature’. The United Nations agreed, and International Yoga Day is now celebrated on 21 June

It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a
physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism. In the late 19th and
early 20th centuries, yoga was introduced to the Western world when Swami Vivekananda
travelled to the United States to talk about yoga at a conference in Chicago in 1893. Others
followed in the 1920s and 1930s, and by the 1960s yoga had become a very popular form of
exercise in the United States and in Europe.

Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their
balance and stamina. The breathing taught in yoga can help people to reduce stress and anxiety. There are lots of different possible breathing patterns you can do. Yoga also improves concentration and helps people to sleep better.

There are lots of different types of yoga, Hatha Yoga is often good for beginners, because you hold each position for a few breaths. In Vinyasa Yoga, you change position much more quickly and you might get out of breath. Bikram Yoga is sometimes called ‘hot yoga’, because the room must be heated to around 40 degrees. As well as these and other more traditional forms of yoga, there are also some more unusual modern forms of yoga. Whatever kind of yoga you choose, there are definitely some health benefits, and you should
have fun too.

Muhammad Dinar Raihan Anargya 9A 15 Yoga

Yoga adalah sebuah latihan yang meningkatkan kekuatan dan fleksibilitas tubuh. Ketika berlatih yoga, tubuh kita melakukan berbagai posisi yang dapat melatih fleksibilitas. Selain itu, yoga juga bermanfaat untuk pikiran kita. Yoga adalah latihan yang dapat dilakukan di masa pandemi karena latihannya sangat sederhana.

Keyshia Ayudhya Susanto 9B 12 companies can turn your online activity into profit
Khansa Raniya Djajasasmita 9B 13 Ketika kita sadar, kita lebih sadar akan pikiran kita, tindakan kita dan apa yang terjadi di sekitar kita. Kita lebih sadar akan perasaan dan pikiran kita sendiri. Jon Kabat Zinn, yang telah melakukan banyak hal untuk membuat perhatian menjadi populer, mengatakan bahwa perhatian adalah: ‘Memperhatikan, dengan sengaja, pada saat ini, dan tanpa menghakimi.’
Jadi kita secara sadar memutuskan apa yang harus diperhatikan, kita tidak mengkhawatirkan masa lalu atau merencanakan masa depan dan kita tidak mencoba mengendalikan atau menghentikan pikiran atau perasaan.
Rangga Dinnar Tirta Putra 9B 19 MINDFULNESS

What exactly is mindfulness?
When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us.

Why is mindfulness so popular now?
For most people life is getting busier and busier.

What are the benefits of mindfulness?
Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression.

How to become more mindful
Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a
few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference.
Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how it tastes.

dziya zayyanna 9BBIL1 9 buku yang menceritakan tentang kenapa kita jangan terburu buru
Haidar Fatih Muzhaffar 9BBIL1 13 Being mindful is being more conscious of our thoughts, our actions, and what is happening around us. We’re consciously deciding what to pay attention to and noticing our thoughts and feelings. Mindfulness can be a way of reducing stress. There are multiple ways to practice being mindful and earn the benefits of it,
Keisya Putri Rachmagita 9BBIL1 14 When you send a data to the internet, it will be saved there and also used on other sites. Some of the time our personal data is shared online with our consent. We post our birthday,
our photographs and even our opinions online on social media. We know that this information is publicly accessible. However, our data often travels further than we realise, and can be used in ways that we did not intend. Certain news scandals about data breaches, where personal data has been lost, leaked or shared without consent, have recently made people much more aware of the potential dangers of sharing information online. As internet users, we should all have a say in how our data is used. It is important that we pay
more attention to how data is acquired, where it is stored and how it is used. As the ways in
which we use the internet continue to grow and change, we will need to stay informed and
keep demanding new laws and regulations, and better information about how to protect
ourselves. Safer Internet Day is an ideal time to find out more about this topic.
Ryuchi Naiya Kamil Rosadi 9BBIL1 24 People leave a digital footprint wherever they go in the internet; from how long you spend in a website to which website you go to. This footprint can be used by advertisers to show you personalized ads which is a guess of your preferences based off of the information they have. Companies can also sell your data to other organizations for money. Certainly, some personal data is shared with consent. However, data breaches where personal data can be lost, leaked, or shared without consent has happened, which helps in making people more aware of potential dangers in the internet. As users, we should have a say in how our data is used. This can be done by constantly demanding new laws and regulations to be implemented regarding personal information on the internet.
shafira alina kinasih 9BBIL1 25 what is yoga?
yoga is a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and flexibility, it also help connect people to each other and to nature.Where did yoga come from?
5,000 years-10,000 years ago, It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism.
In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, yoga was introduced to the Western world when Swami Vivekananda travelled to the United States to talk about yoga at a conference in Chicago in 1893.
Others followed in the 1920s and 1930s, and by the 1960s yoga had become a very popular form of exercise in the United States and in Europe.

What are the benefits of yoga?
1) good for mind and body
2) improve balance and stamina
3) keep heart healthy and lose weight
4) help with back pain
5) reduce stress and anxiety
6) improves concentration and helps people to sleep better

Different types of yoga
1) Hatha Yoga
often good for beginners, because you hold each position for a few breaths.
2) Bikram Yoga (hot yoga)
the room must be heated to around 40 degrees.
3) laughter yoga
where people do breathe exercises and laugh about nothing in particular – laughing is very good for your health.
4) Aeroyoga
where you do yoga while you are hanging from the ceiling. It’s supposed to be very good for your back.
5) Doga
where you do yoga together with your pet dog.

Tasya Salsabila 9BBIL1 27 Mindfulness is when we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a
friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. We are also more aware of our own feelings and our thoughts.
Alisha Sukma Widyadhana Putri 9BIL2 2 According to Narendra Modi (Prime Minister of India in 2014), yoga is the way to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the world and nature and it’s celebrate on 21 June. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism and popular in Western world when Swami Vivekananda travelled to the United States to talk about yoga at a conference in Chicago in 1893. Yoga is good for the mind and body. It helps you to improve their balance and stamina. Although you won’t really get out of breath, it does help to keep your heart healthy and you can lose weight. The breathing taught in yoga can help people to reduce stress and anxiety also improves concentration and helps people to sleep better. Besides, there are many types of yoga that you can suits with it. There are, Hatha Yoga, Vinyasa Yoga, Bikram Yoga (hot yoga), Aeroyoga, Doga.
Casaluna de Luzia 9BIL2 7 Yoga is kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and flexibility. Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their balance and stamina. Yoga also improves concentration and helps people to sleep better. The breathing taught in yoga can help people to reduce stress and anxiety.
Farah Amelia Sukma 9BIL2 9 Internet and digital technology are a big part of our lives and most of our data are accessible publicly. Today, our personal data can be collected and stored online and accessible to people. Every search, service and message is part of our digital footprints. Sometimes our data can be accessed without our consent and can be used in ways we did not intend. Don’t worry, goverments and organizations are now more active in protecting privacy. We need to pay more attention about how data is acquired, used and stored. We will need to stay informed and keep demanding new laws and regulations and better information to protect ourselves.
Fathia Rahma Kirana 9BIL2 11 Materi pengetahuan tentang Mindfulness
Keelia Nafira Ramadhira 9BIL2 15 Mindfulness are consciously deciding what to pay attention to, we are not worrying about the past or planning for the future and we are not trying to control or stop our thoughts or feelings and just noticing them. We are also more aware of our own feelings and our thoughts. Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly.
Muhammad Kaisar Raya 9BIL2 18 Mindfulness:
Mindfulness is a state that we can enter where we are more mindful and more conscious of our thoughts, our actions, and what is happening around us. We are also more aware of
our own feelings and our thoughts.For most people life is getting busier and busier. Technology means that we always have something to do and there isn’t much opportunity to just ‘be’. All this can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress.

Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to
concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly, help manage pain better, improve quality of sleep, and even helping weight loss.

Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a
few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference, but you can do these at any day of the year. A very simple technique is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear, unless you have ear problems. Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. etc.

Both of these techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment and helps you to be more mindful.

Rama Daniswara 9BIL2 22 MINDFULNESS

Have you ever driven somewhere and realised when you arrived that you couldn’t really remember anything about the journey? Or have you ever eaten a whole packet of biscuits when you were planning to only have one? Or have you stayed up much later than you planned, or even all night, watching ‘just one more’ episode of a TV series? All of these are examples of mindlessness. When we live this way, we are not fully awake and not fully living our lives.

What exactly is mindfulness?

When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. We are also more aware of our own feelings and our thoughts. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and without judging.’

So we are consciously deciding what to pay attention to, we are not worrying about the past or planning for the future and we are not trying to control or stop our thoughts or feelings –

we’re just noticing them.

Why is mindfulness so popular now?

For most people life is getting busier and busier. Technology means that we always have something to do and there isn’t much opportunity to just ‘be’. People are often doing two or three things at the same time: texting while watching TV, or even looking at their phone while walking along the pavement. People are working longer hours and bringing work home. All this can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress.

What are the benefits of mindfulness?

Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. It can also help people to manage pain better and to improve their sleep, and it can even help you lose weight because you won’t eat that whole packet of biscuits without thinking!

How to become more mindful

Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. But, of course, you can try these on any day of the year.
A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is happening right now.
Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how it tastes.
Both of these techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment, and there are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself.

Tiara Madina Arisetio 9BIL2 26 Today, our personal information can be collected and stored online, and it’s accessible to more people than ever before. Every search you make, service you use, message you send and item you buy is part of your ‘digital footprint’. Companies and online platforms use this ‘footprint’ to track exactly what we are doing. As internet users, we should all have a say in how our data is used. It is important that we pay more attention to how data is acquired, where it is stored and how it is used. As the ways in which we use the internet continue to grow and change, we will need to stay informed and keep demanding new laws and regulations, and better information about how to protect ourselves.
Annisa Zahra Hanifah 9C 2 Rio berhasil mendapatkan beasiswa di sekolah elit khusus kesenian. Tapi ternyata menggambar itu tidak semudah kelihatannya
Diandra Aria Yufana 9C 7 Yoga memiliki fungsi lain selain menyehatkan tubuh, dan banyak variasinya.
Kayla Aulia Alfariani 9C 8 YOU AND YOUR DATA
As the internet and digital technology become a bigger part of our lives, more of our data becomes publicly accessible, leading to questions about privacy. So, how do we interact with the growing digital world without compromising the security of our information and our right to privacy?
Imagine that you want to learn a new language. You search ‘Is German a difficult language?’ on your phone. You click on a link and read an article with advice for learning German. There’s a search function to find German courses, so you enter your city name. It asks you to activate location services to find courses near you. You click ‘accept’. You then message a German friend to ask for
her advice. When you look her up on social media, an advertisement for a book and an app called German for Beginners instantly pops up. Later the same day, while you’re sending an email, you see an advert offering you a discount at a local language school. How did they know? The simple answer is online data. At all stages of your search, your devices, websites and applications were collecting data on your preferences and tracking your behaviour online. ‘They’ have been following you.
Who uses our data and why?
In the past, it was easy for people to keep track of their personal information. Like their possessions, people’s information existed mostly in physical form: on paper, kept in a folder, locked in a cupboard or an office. Today, our personal information can be collected and stored online, and it’s accessible to more people than ever before. Many of us share our physical location, our travel plans, our political opinions, our shopping interests and our family photos online – as key services like ordering a takeaway meal, booking a plane, taking part in a poll or buying new clothes now take place online and require us to give out our data.
Every search you make, service you use, message you send and item you buy is part of your ‘digital footprint’. Companies and online platforms use this ‘footprint’ to track exactly what we are doing; from what links we click on to how much time we spend on a website. Based on your online activity, they can guess what you are interested in and what things you might want to buy. Knowing so much about you gives online platforms and companies a lot of power and a lot of money. By selling your data or providing targeted content, companies can turn your online activity into profit. This is the foundation of the growing industry of digital marketing.
Can you protect your data?
Yes … and no!
Some of the time our personal data is shared online with our consent. We post our birthday, our photographs and even our opinions online on social media. We know that this informationis publicly accessible. However, our data often travels further than we realise, and can be used in ways that we did not intend. Certain news scandals about data breaches, where personal data has been lost, leaked or shared without consent, have recently made people much more aware of the potential dangers of sharing information online.
So, can we do anything to protect our data? Or should we just accept that in fact nothing is ‘free’ and sharing our data is the price we have to pay for using many online services? As people are increasingly aware of and worried about data protection, governments and organisations are taking a more active role in protecting privacy. For example, the European Union passed the General Data Protection Law, which regulates how personal information is collected online. However, there is still much work to be done.
As internet users, we should all have a say in how our data is used. It is important that we pay more attention to how data is acquired, where it is stored and how it is used. As the ways in which we use the internet continue to grow and change, we will need to stay informed and keep demanding new laws and regulations, and better information about how to protect ourselves. Safer Internet Day is an ideal time to find out more about this topic.
Source: https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/general-english/magazine-zone/you-and-your-data
Khaira Naurisha Bestari 9C 9 cerita yang saya baca menceritakan tentang data
M Zaky Defrian 9C 11 Who uses our data and why?
In the past, it was easy for people to keep track of their personal information. Like their
possessions, people’s information existed mostly in physical form: on paper, kept in a folder,
locked in a cupboard or an office. Today, our personal information can be collected and stored
online, and it’s accessible to more people than ever before. Many of us share our physical
location, our travel plans, our political opinions, our shopping interests and our family photos
online – as key services like ordering a takeaway meal, booking a plane, taking part in a poll or
buying new clothes now take place online and require us to give out our data.
Nayara Annaba Zalikha 9C 17 Arka merindukan Kay, begitu juga dengan Kay. Tapi sayang hubungan mereka tidak bisa seperti dulu lagi.
Raja Ram Edo Tarigan 9C 20 Yoga memiliki fungsi lain selain menyehatkan tubuh, dan banyak variasinya
Verrell Vajendra Vinandaputra 9C 26 Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise
which aims at developing strength and
flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of
‘postures’, where you put your body into
different positions. The correct breathing is also
important. However, yoga is really about more
than just exercise
Ardelia Shafina 9D 7 When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us like what a friend is saying to us. For most people life is getting busier and busier. People are often doing two or three things at the same time. All this can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress. Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly.
Azkia Chaerunnisa 9D 9 Menceritakan tentang pengertian Yoga dan apa saja manfaatnya.
Rameera Quisha Baby 9D 22 Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how it tastes.
Both of these techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment, and there are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself
wildan hakim vilia 9D 26 bahayanya data anda yang di post dalam sosmed
ardisa kanani amanna 9E 5 Yoga menjadi semakin populer di seluruh dunia. Apa sebenarnya itu, di mana melakukannya
berasal dari dan apa manfaat kesehatan dari melakukan yoga? Kebanyakan orang tahu yoga sebagai jenis olahraga yang bertujuan untuk mengembangkan kekuatan dan fleksibilitas. Untuk berlatih yoga, Anda mempelajari serangkaian ‘postur’, di mana Anda menempatkan tubuh Anda posisi yang berbeda. Pernapasan yang benar juga penting. Sejarah yoga kembali setidaknya 5.000 tahun, dan beberapa orang mengklaim itu lebih dekat 10.000 bertahun-tahun lalu. Ini pertama kali dikembangkan di India Utara dan pada tahap ini adalah spiritual serta a bentuk latihan fisik, yang berhubungan dengan agama Hindu dan Buddha. Yoga baik untuk pikiran dan tubuh. Ada banyak jenis yoga, jadi Anda bisa memilih mana yang paling cocok untuk Anda.
Bunga Ayunda Putri Andini 9E 6 setelah travis dicurigai ternyata cewe yang bersama travis hanyalah sepupunya
Davina alyadilla 9E 7 Jangan baca sendirian
Deralgy Andika Putra 9E 8 Tentang seseorang yang suka olahraga yoga
Fachri Rabinra Akbar 9E 10 Sebagai pengguna internet, kita semua harus memiliki pendapat tentang bagaimana data kita digunakan. Yang penting kita lebih memperhatikan bagaimana data diperoleh, di mana disimpan dan bagaimana digunakan. Sebagai jalan masuk yang kita gunakan internet terus tumbuh dan berubah, kita harus tetap mendapat informasi dan
terus menuntut undang-undang dan peraturan baru, dan informasi yang lebih baik tentang cara melindungi diri. Hari Internet Aman adalah waktu yang ideal untuk mengetahui lebih lanjut tentang topik ini.
Muhammad Zaidaan Brilian 9E 20 Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without
thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then
put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how
it tastes.
Seka Nabila 9E 25 Why is mindfulness so popular now?

For most people life is getting busier and busier. Technology means that we always have something to do and there isn’t much opportunity to just ‘be’. People are often doing two or
three things at the same time: texting while watching TV, or even looking at their phone while walking along the pavement. People are working longer hours and bringing work home. All this can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress.

Zavier Arya Winata 9E 26 When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a
friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. We are also more aware of our own feelings and our thoughts. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness
popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and
without judging.
Avicena Akbar 9F 3 In the past, it was easy for people to keep track of their personal information. Like their
possessions, people’s information existed mostly in physical form: on paper, kept in a folder,
locked in a cupboard or an office. Today, our personal information can be collected and stored
online, and it’s accessible to more people than ever before. Many of us share our physical
location, our travel plans, our political opinions, our shopping interests and our family photos
online – as key services like ordering a takeaway meal, booking a plane, taking part in a poll or
buying new clothes now take place online and require us to give out our data.
Can you protect your data?
Yes … and no!
Some of the time our personal data is shared online with our consent. We post our birthday,
our photographs and even our opinions online on social media. We know that this information is publicly accessible. However, our data often travels further than we realise, and can be used
in ways that we did not intend. Certain news scandals about data breaches, where personal
data has been lost, leaked or shared without consent, have recently made people much more
aware of the potential dangers of sharing information online.
So, can we do anything to protect our data? Or should we just accept that in fact nothing is
‘free’ and sharing our data is the price we have to pay for using many online services? As people
are increasingly aware of and worried about data protection, governments and organisations
are taking a more active role in protecting privacy. For example, the European Union passed
the General Data Protection Law, which regulates how personal information is collected online.
However, there is still much work to be done.
As internet users, we should all have a say in how our data is used. It is important that we pay
more attention to how data is acquired, where it is stored and how it is used. As the ways in
which we use the internet continue to grow and change, we will need to stay informed and
keep demanding new laws and regulations, and better information about how to protect
ourselves. Safer Internet Day is an ideal time to find out more about this topic.
Dwi Khalila Nibras Muthmainnah 9F 4 Yoga

Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and
flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of ‘postures’, where you put your body into different positions. The correct breathing is also important. Yoga could not just help people to be healthier but also help connect people to each other and to nature. The United Nations and International Yoga Day is now celebrated on 21 June.

Yoga is good for the mind and body. Regular practice of yoga helps people to improve their balance and stamina. Although you won’t really get out of breath, like you might play football or run, it does help to keep your heart healthy and you can lose weight. It can also help with back pain. The breathing taught in yoga can help people to reduce stress and anxiety. There are lots of different possible breathing patterns you can do. Yoga also improves concentration and helps people to sleep better, so it’s great for anyone who’s under pressure at work or in their studies.

There are lots of different types of yoga, so you can choose what suits you best. Hatha Yoga is often good for beginners, because you hold each position for a few breaths. In Vinyasa Yoga you change position much more quickly and you might get out of breath. Bikram Yoga is sometimes called ‘hot yoga’, because he room must be heated to around 40 degrees. ‘Aeroyoga’ is a yoga that are hanging from the ceiling. It’s supposed to be very good for your back. Whatever kind of yoga you choose, there are definitely some health benefits, and you should have fun too.

Dyota Reginald 9F 5 Yoga is an exercise and it was developed in India
Farash Selena Rustam 9F 6 yoga ‘is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the
world and nature’. The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000
years ago. Yoga is good for the mind and body. Yoga also improves concentration and helps
people to sleep better, so it’s great for anyone who’s under pressure at work or in their studies. Whatever kind of yoga you choose, there are definitely some health benefits, and you should
have fun too.
Muhammad Hasya Nurhuda 9F 12 Mindfulness

What exactly is mindfulness?
When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a
friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. We are also more aware ofour own feelings and our thoughts. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and without judging.’ So we are consciously deciding what to pay attention to, we are not worrying about the past or planning for the future and we are not trying to control or stop our thoughts or feelings – we’re just noticing them.

Why is mindfulness so popular now?
For most people life is getting busier and busier. Technology means that we always have
something to do and there isn’t much opportunity to just ‘be’. People are often doing two or
three things at the same time: texting while watching TV, or even looking at their phone while walking along the pavement. People are working longer hours and bringing work home. All this can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress.

What are the benefits of mindfulness?
Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. It can also help people to
manage pain better and to improve their sleep, and it can even help you lose weight because
you won’t eat that whole packet of biscuits without thinking!

How to become more mindful
Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a
few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. But, of course, you can try these on any day of the year. A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is happening right now. Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how it tastes. Both of these techniques force you to slow down and focus on the present moment, and there are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself.

Nayla Aulia Alfariani 9F 17 Ketika kita penuh perhatian, kita lebih sadar akan pikiran kita, tindakan kita dan apa adanya
terjadi di sekitar kita. Kita mungkin melihat matahari terbenam yang indah atau benar-benar mendengarkan dengan seksama apa yang
dikatakan teman, daripada merencanakan apa yang akan kita katakan selanjutnya. Kami juga lebih sadar
perasaan dan pikiran kita sendiri. Jon Kabat Zinn, yang telah melakukan banyak hal untuk membuat perhatian
populer, kata perhatian adalah: ‘Memperhatikan, dengan sengaja, pada saat ini, dan
tanpa menghakimi.’
Jadi kami secara sadar memutuskan apa yang harus diperhatikan, kami tidak mengkhawatirkan masa lalu
atau merencanakan masa depan dan kita tidak berusaha mengendalikan atau menghentikan pikiran atau perasaan kita –
kita hanya memperhatikan mereka.
Mengapa kesadaran begitu populer sekarang?
Bagi kebanyakan orang, hidup semakin sibuk. Teknologi berarti kita selalu memiliki
sesuatu untuk dilakukan dan tidak ada banyak kesempatan untuk hanya ‘menjadi’. Orang sering melakukan dua atau
tiga hal pada saat yang sama: mengirim pesan teks sambil menonton TV, atau bahkan melihat ponsel mereka sambil
berjalan di sepanjang trotoar. Orang-orang bekerja lebih lama dan membawa pulang pekerjaan. Semua ini
bisa membuat kita stres, dan mindfulness bisa menjadi cara untuk mengurangi stres ini.
Apa manfaat mindfulness?
Penelitian menunjukkan bahwa mindfulness mengurangi stres dan depresi. Ini dapat membantu Anda untuk
berkonsentrasi, memiliki memori yang lebih baik dan berpikir lebih jernih. Ini juga dapat membantu orang untuk
mengelola rasa sakit dengan lebih baik dan meningkatkan kualitas tidur mereka, dan bahkan dapat membantu Anda menurunkan berat badan karena
Anda tidak akan makan sebungkus biskuit itu tanpa berpikir!
Bagaimana menjadi lebih sadar
Mindfulness Day dirayakan pada tanggal 12 September, jadi mungkin itu hari yang baik untuk mencoba
beberapa teknik perhatian dan lihat apakah mereka membuat perbedaan. Tapi, tentu saja, Anda bisa mencoba ini
pada setiap hari sepanjang tahun.
Teknik yang sangat sederhana yang dapat Anda coba sekarang adalah memejamkan mata selama beberapa
menit dan hitung berapa banyak suara yang dapat Anda dengar. Ini akan membantu untuk memfokuskan Anda pada apa yang ada
terjadi sekarang.
Teknik lain adalah fokus pada sepotong makanan, biasanya kismis. Alih-alih memakannya tanpa
berpikir, pelan-pelan. Perhatikan baik-baik dan perhatikan bagaimana rasanya di jari-jari Anda. Cium itu. Kemudian
taruh di lidah Anda dan cicipi. Baru kemudian mulailah memakannya perlahan, perhatikan bagaimana rasanya dan bagaimana
rasanya.
Kedua teknik ini memaksa Anda untuk memperlambat dan fokus pada saat ini, dan di sana
ada banyak ide lain yang dapat Anda temukan secara online jika Anda ingin mencoba mindfulness untuk diri sendiri.
Ryu Ibrahim Faried 9F 22 Pengertian, asal, keuntungan, dan macam-macam yoga
Teuku Muhammad Rafsanjani 9F 25 What exactly is mindfulness?
When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a
friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. We are also more aware of our own feelings and our thoughts. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and without judging.’
Why is mindfulness so popular now?
For most people life is getting busier and busier. Technology means that we always have
something to do and there isn’t much opportunity to just ‘be’. People are often doing two or
three things at the same time: texting while watching TV, or even looking at their phone while walking along the pavement. People are working longer hours and bringing work home. All this can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress.
What are the benefits of mindfulness?
Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to
concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly.
How to become more mindful?
Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a
few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. But, of course, you can try these on any day of the year. A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is happening right now. Another technique is to focus on a piece of food, typically a raisin. Instead of eating it without thinking, slow down. Look carefully at it and notice how it feels in your fingers. Smell it. Then put it on your tongue and taste it. Only then start to eat it slowly, noticing how it feels and how it tastes.
Abyan Ahmad Baihaqi 9G 2 Teks ini menjelaskan apa itu yoga, dari mana yoga berasal, manfaat yoga, dan macam – macam yoga.
Ashilla Fadya Saddiqa 9G 8 Mindfulness memberikan manfaat yang banyak
Inara Alisha Kusumapatra 9G 12 Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and flexibility. The history of yoga goes back at least 5,000 years, and some people claim it is nearer 10,000 years ago. It was first developed in Northern India and at this stage was a spiritual as well as a physical form of exercise, connected with both Hinduism and Buddhism. Yoga is good for the mind and body.
Karina Alyshia Candrawati 9G 13 What exactly is mindfulness?
When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is
happening around us. We might notice a beautiful sunset or really listen carefully to what a
friend is saying, rather than planning what we’re going to say next. We are also more aware of
our own feelings and our thoughts. Jon Kabat Zinn, who has done a lot to make mindfulness
popular, says mindfulness is: ‘Paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and
without judging.’Why is mindfulness so popular now?
For most people life is getting busier and busier. Technology means that we always have
something to do and there isn’t much opportunity to just ‘be’. People are often doing two or
three things at the same time: texting while watching TV, or even looking at their phone while
walking along the pavement. People are working longer hours and bringing work home. All this
can make us stressed, and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress.

What are the benefits of mindfulness?
Research shows that mindfulness reduces stress and depression. It can help you to
concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. It can also help people to
manage pain better and to improve their sleep, and it can even help you lose weight because
you won’t eat that whole packet of biscuits without thinking!

How to become more mindful
Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September, so maybe that would be a good day to try a
few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. But, of course, you can try these
on any day of the year.
A very simple technique that you could try right now is to close your eyes for a couple of
minutes and count how many sounds you can hear. This will help to focus you on what is
happening right now

Kayla Devina Helmi Putri 9G 14 Yoga is the one of the best sports for the body. We cam do yoga at home. Benefit yoga is to your mind and body. And yoga have diffrent types. Example is hatha yoga.
Kinaura Anavatri Virgana 9G 15 Minfullness menjelaskan mengenai terkadang kita saat melakukan sesuatu, kita tidak sadar atau konsentrasi saat melakukan hal tersebut.
Kirana Sari Priangani 9G 16 Most people know yoga as a kind of exercise which aims at developing strength and flexibility. To practise yoga, you learn a series of ‘postures’, where you put your body into different positions. The correct breathing is also important. However, yoga is really about more than just exercise. In 2014, the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, asked the United Nations to create an International Day of Yoga,
saying that yoga ‘is not about exercise but to discover the sense of oneness with yourself, the world and nature’. He felt that yoga could not just help people to be healthier but also help connect people to each other and to nature. The United Nations agreed, and International Yoga Day is now celebrated on 21 June.
Mochamad Rajendra Al Ghaviky 9G 18 Saya membaca tentang kendaraan
Muhammad Rizky Pasya Arifin 9G 20 Mindfullnes adalah hal yang berkaitan dengan banyak pikiran atau sedang memikirkan hal tertentu yang membuat seseorang dapat hilang kendali dan melupakan hal hal disekitarnya
Rafif Pramatya Radina 9G 23 Bacaan : Mindfulness
When we are mindful, we are more conscious of our thoughts, our actions and what is happening around us. We are also more aware of our own feelings and our thoughts. Jon Kabat Zinn says, mindfulness is paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, and without judging.
Mindfulness is so popular now because for most people life is getting busier and busier. That can make us stressed and mindfulness can be a way of reducing this stress. Mindfulness can reduces stress and depression. It can help you to concentrate, have a better memory and to think more clearly. It can also help people to manage pain better and to improve their sleep and help you lose weight.
Mindfulness Day is celebrated on 12 September. That would be a good day to try a few mindfulness techniques and see if they make a difference. There are plenty of other ideas you can find online if you want to try mindfulness for yourself
Seinjiro Reyspati Alfahd 9G 25 teks ini menjelaskan tentang apa itu yoga

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