Visualization 

 Challenge & Selection 

 We all know business people ’s love for visualization tools like PowerPoint presentations that   include tons of graphs and charts . The problem is that only those , who made these   presentations , could interpret them . I believe that the true art of visualization is in making terms   and concepts that are hard to understand easier . For example , children can not concentrate for   a long time when the adults try to explain them different things with complex words and abstract   concepts . Parents spend a lot of time trying to bring up their children with only words when   some things can simply be shown in a form of experiment or a picture . Visualization helps them   to see and “ to feel ” the problem . Thus , it is one of the greatest tools in child education . 

 Application 

 I would like to show the importance of visualization on an example of one of the experiments I   made with my little sister and brother . I replicated the experiment made by Jaralee Annice   Metcalf that showed her students what happens to bread that has been touched with dirty   hands . 

 We took five slices of white bread , one of which we did not touch at all and just zipped into a   plastic bag . This was the control slice . The second slice was touched by the three of us before   washing our hands . Then , we used a hand sanitizer and touched the third slice of bread . After   some time , I asked my brother and sister to wash their hand with me , and we touched the fourth   slice afterwards . The las slice we wiped across the tables and toys in the room . 

 The last step of the experiment was to drop each slice in a plastic bag and to let nature do its   job . Children were checking the bread every day , and on the 10 - 14th day they started to see   how the mould was growing . They found that the bread that they wiped on things in the room   became the fuzziest one . The second mouldiest slice was the one touched with dirty hands ,   while the slice touched with hands washed with soap looked almost the same as the one being   untouched at all . 

 Insight & Approach 

 This experiment was a revelation , after which children asked me about the bacteria growth ; how   many times a day they should wash their hands and what would happen if they ate something   without washing their hands . Sometimes people , especially children , have to see with their own   eyes the consequences of their actions . Of course , different cartoons of the required topic are   useful too , but using several sense organs is always more effective . For example , my brother   and sister have never scrimshanked of washing their hands ever since I showed them what   would happen if they would not do it . 

 I think the best approach is to combine both visualization and storytelling with children . When   the complex concept is explained in some sort of a fairy - tale , it could be as useful as an   experiment or a picture . For example , in a case of washing hands adults could tell a story where   bacteria are the enemies of an organism , and to explain how the immune system tries to beat   them . Then , the visualization would play the role of a complement for a story to make it more   clear . 


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: Visualization 

 Challenge & Selection 

 We all know business people ’s love for visualization tools like PowerPoint presentations that   include tons of graphs and charts . The problem is that only those , who made these   presentations , could interpret them . I believe that the true art of visualization is in making terms   and concepts that are hard to understand easier . For example , children can not concentrate for   a long time when the adults try to explain them different things with complex words and abstract   concepts . Parents spend a lot of time trying to bring up their children with only words when   some things can simply be shown in a form of experiment or a picture . Visualization helps them   to see and “ to feel ” the problem . Thus , it is one of the greatest tools in child education . 

 Application 

 I would like to show the importance of visualization on an example of one of the experiments I   made with my little sister and brother . I replicated the experiment made by Jaralee Annice   Metcalf that showed her students what happens to bread that has been touched with dirty   hands . 

 We took five slices of white bread , one of which we did not touch at all and just zipped into a   plastic bag . This was the control slice . The second slice was touched by the three of us before   washing our hands . Then , we used a hand sanitizer and touched the third slice of bread . After   some time , I asked my brother and sister to wash their hand with me , and we touched the fourth   slice afterwards . The las slice we wiped across the tables and toys in the room . 

 The last step of the experiment was to drop each slice in a plastic bag and to let nature do its   job . Children were checking the bread every day , and on the 10 - 14th day they started to see   how the mould was growing . They found that the bread that they wiped on things in the room   became the fuzziest one . The second mouldiest slice was the one touched with dirty hands ,   while the slice touched with hands washed with soap looked almost the same as the one being   untouched at all . 

 Insight & Approach 

 This experiment was a revelation , after which children asked me about the bacteria growth ; how   many times a day they should wash their hands and what would happen if they ate something   without washing their hands . Sometimes people , especially children , have to see with their own   eyes the consequences of their actions . Of course , different cartoons of the required topic are   useful too , but using several sense organs is always more effective . For example , my brother   and sister have never scrimshanked of washing their hands ever since I showed them what   would happen if they would not do it . 

 I think the best approach is to combine both visualization and storytelling with children . When   the complex concept is explained in some sort of a fairy - tale , it could be as useful as an   experiment or a picture . For example , in a case of washing hands adults could tell a story where   bacteria are the enemies of an organism , and to explain how the immune system tries to beat   them . Then , the visualization would play the role of a complement for a story to make it more   clear .
### Output: 