THE USE OF VISUALIZATION TOOL 

 “ Pictures reveal a thousand words ” and this is the exact underlying concept   behind visualization as an efficient tool for designed thinking . Be it a   presentation for client meeting / stakeholders , teaching a class full of students   or public speaking whatever be your arena of interest ; pictorial representation   tends to elevate the understanding capacity of all .   Different individuals have   different mindsets , which leads each of them to perceive things from different   angles ; visualization helps here a lot : it gives a clear explanation of what the   speaker wants to communicate , unambiguously . Hence , we can conclude   “ visualization ” is the most powerful tool that helps in bridging verbal   communication . 

 CHALLENGE & SELECTION 

 life of a student is n’t easy- we not just have to be consistent in our   performance each single time ; but have to surpass the expectations of   teachers and parents all the time . Not just that , we also have our   commitments to extra - curriculum ( singing , dancing , art , etc . ) . there ’s no   standstill at all . Well , now I am going to tell the story of : how I used   visualization tools to surpass them all ? 

 Every year in the month of march we have this big event in our city called :   inter - school cultural fest , organized by the municipal corporation towards   public interest . It is a 5 - day event having a gamut of event each day , followed   by announcing the “ champions ” on the final day of the event . The final day   event was a crucial one , called the “ know your motherland”- where each group   has to portray about a particular culture ( given the diverse culture of India , we   have at least 28 different cultures and 300 different languages spoken ) . My   team has had to portray the “ Bengali culture”- all the activities symbolizing the   Bengali culture ( the art , food , texts , lifestyle etc . ) . Now , what was the   challenge / hurdle we ’re facing ? Simply , the language . The audience and the   judges belonged from different cultural background and understood their own   language . What can we do to effectively communicate with them all at the   same time , such that we can portray “ Bengali culture ” unequivocally ? 

 APPLICATION 

 Being freshers to this competition , we do not have any prior insights gathered ,   to be focused onto in order to elevate our performance . Our team had 20 

 members ( including me ): 5 were doing the Rabindra Sangeet ( musical   performance ) , 7 were performing the ancient Bengali epics and folk - fore , 4   were portraying the famous Bengali personalities ( Subhas Chandra Bose ,   Rabindranath Tagore , Swami Vivekananda etc . ) , 3 would be speaking the   modern literary works and I was in charge of the commentary . I felt a lot of   stress , regarding how to execute this ? Suddenly I was reminded of the saying   “ actions speak louder than words ” ; and this prove to be a game - changer for us .   How ? I quickly prepared a presentation which contained pictures , texts , art ,   etc . everything that matters to symbolize the “ Bengali tradition ”   ranging from   how Bengal was originated , our lifestyle , our language , our values , tradition   and norms ; our famous texts , our religion , major spots of significance and   history in Bengal ( like , Kolkata for the birth of modern literary works , shanti- Niketan known for Visva - Bharati university by the Nobel laureate Rabindranath   Tagore , Darjeeling for its serene beauty and tea production , etc . ) . 

 What difference did it make ?   Well , for starters we became the “ champions ”   of the competition and not just that , it was privilege for us pass on a piece of   knowledge about our culture to everyone , which was deeply immeasurable . 

 INSIGHTS AND APPROACH 

 Communication is a two - way process , solely transmission of the message from   the sender to receiver is not considered as “ communication ” unless it is backed   up by feedback from the receiver to the sender . There ’re seem to be a number   of barriers to verbal communication : abstract language , differences in depth   of understanding , selective attention are the most prominent among them .   Both these are linked with one another , in the sense that : if the speaker uses   ‘ abstract words ’ it dimly elicits understanding and more prone to   misunderstanding compared to ‘ concrete words ’ ( like table , chair , window ,   etc . ) which have a clear - cut meaning . As a result of not able to understand   clearly what the speaker wants to impart , leads to lack of interest and   ultimately distorts attention ; which violates the principle of communication . 

 In my application , the major barriers were not only the above three factors but   also “ cultural differences ” was backing them up . Hence , to elicit clear - cut   understanding I resorted to visual tools and additionally , to negate the effect   of cultural differences I used a common medium ( English ) which was   understood by all , in the form subtitles in my pictorial representation . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: 
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: THE USE OF VISUALIZATION TOOL 

 “ Pictures reveal a thousand words ” and this is the exact underlying concept   behind visualization as an efficient tool for designed thinking . Be it a   presentation for client meeting / stakeholders , teaching a class full of students   or public speaking whatever be your arena of interest ; pictorial representation   tends to elevate the understanding capacity of all .   Different individuals have   different mindsets , which leads each of them to perceive things from different   angles ; visualization helps here a lot : it gives a clear explanation of what the   speaker wants to communicate , unambiguously . Hence , we can conclude   “ visualization ” is the most powerful tool that helps in bridging verbal   communication . 

 CHALLENGE & SELECTION 

 life of a student is n’t easy- we not just have to be consistent in our   performance each single time ; but have to surpass the expectations of   teachers and parents all the time . Not just that , we also have our   commitments to extra - curriculum ( singing , dancing , art , etc . ) . there ’s no   standstill at all . Well , now I am going to tell the story of : how I used   visualization tools to surpass them all ? 

 Every year in the month of march we have this big event in our city called :   inter - school cultural fest , organized by the municipal corporation towards   public interest . It is a 5 - day event having a gamut of event each day , followed   by announcing the “ champions ” on the final day of the event . The final day   event was a crucial one , called the “ know your motherland”- where each group   has to portray about a particular culture ( given the diverse culture of India , we   have at least 28 different cultures and 300 different languages spoken ) . My   team has had to portray the “ Bengali culture”- all the activities symbolizing the   Bengali culture ( the art , food , texts , lifestyle etc . ) . Now , what was the   challenge / hurdle we ’re facing ? Simply , the language . The audience and the   judges belonged from different cultural background and understood their own   language . What can we do to effectively communicate with them all at the   same time , such that we can portray “ Bengali culture ” unequivocally ? 

 APPLICATION 

 Being freshers to this competition , we do not have any prior insights gathered ,   to be focused onto in order to elevate our performance . Our team had 20 

 members ( including me ): 5 were doing the Rabindra Sangeet ( musical   performance ) , 7 were performing the ancient Bengali epics and folk - fore , 4   were portraying the famous Bengali personalities ( Subhas Chandra Bose ,   Rabindranath Tagore , Swami Vivekananda etc . ) , 3 would be speaking the   modern literary works and I was in charge of the commentary . I felt a lot of   stress , regarding how to execute this ? Suddenly I was reminded of the saying   “ actions speak louder than words ” ; and this prove to be a game - changer for us .   How ? I quickly prepared a presentation which contained pictures , texts , art ,   etc . everything that matters to symbolize the “ Bengali tradition ”   ranging from   how Bengal was originated , our lifestyle , our language , our values , tradition   and norms ; our famous texts , our religion , major spots of significance and   history in Bengal ( like , Kolkata for the birth of modern literary works , shanti- Niketan known for Visva - Bharati university by the Nobel laureate Rabindranath   Tagore , Darjeeling for its serene beauty and tea production , etc . ) . 

 What difference did it make ?   Well , for starters we became the “ champions ”   of the competition and not just that , it was privilege for us pass on a piece of   knowledge about our culture to everyone , which was deeply immeasurable . 

 INSIGHTS AND APPROACH 

 Communication is a two - way process , solely transmission of the message from   the sender to receiver is not considered as “ communication ” unless it is backed   up by feedback from the receiver to the sender . There ’re seem to be a number   of barriers to verbal communication : abstract language , differences in depth   of understanding , selective attention are the most prominent among them .   Both these are linked with one another , in the sense that : if the speaker uses   ‘ abstract words ’ it dimly elicits understanding and more prone to   misunderstanding compared to ‘ concrete words ’ ( like table , chair , window ,   etc . ) which have a clear - cut meaning . As a result of not able to understand   clearly what the speaker wants to impart , leads to lack of interest and   ultimately distorts attention ; which violates the principle of communication . 

 In my application , the major barriers were not only the above three factors but   also “ cultural differences ” was backing them up . Hence , to elicit clear - cut   understanding I resorted to visual tools and additionally , to negate the effect   of cultural differences I used a common medium ( English ) which was   understood by all , in the form subtitles in my pictorial representation .
### Output: 