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PREP Method

The PREP method is a structured approach for delivering clear and persuasive messages, consisting of four components: Point, Reason, Example, and Point (Restate). It emphasizes the importance of clearly stating arguments, providing rationale, and supporting claims with evidence, as illustrated through practice cases on current events like the Danantara Sovereign Wealth Fund and student protests in Indonesia. The document also highlights education and poverty issues affecting access to quality education and the cycle of poverty.

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PREP Method

The PREP method is a structured approach for delivering clear and persuasive messages, consisting of four components: Point, Reason, Example, and Point (Restate). It emphasizes the importance of clearly stating arguments, providing rationale, and supporting claims with evidence, as illustrated through practice cases on current events like the Danantara Sovereign Wealth Fund and student protests in Indonesia. The document also highlights education and poverty issues affecting access to quality education and the cycle of poverty.

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The PREP (Point, Reason, Example, Point) method is a structured approach to delivering clear

and persuasive messages, commonly used in presentations, speeches, and academic writing. It
ensures that the speaker's main point is conveyed effectively, supported by logical reasoning and
concrete examples.
Structure of the PREP Method:
 Point: Clearly state the main point or argument.
 Reason: Provide the rationale or justification for the point.
 Example: Offer specific examples or evidence to illustrate the point.
 Point (Restate): Summarize or reinforce the main point.
Professional Expressions for Each Component:
Stating the Point:
 The central issue is...
 It is imperative to recognize that...
 Our primary focus should be...
Providing the Reason:
 This is due to...
 The rationale behind this is...
 One contributing factor is...
Giving an Example:
 For instance,...
 A case in point is...
 To illustrate, consider...
Restating the Point:
 In summary, it is evident that...
 Therefore, we can conclude that...
 This underscores the importance of...
Practice Cases Using Current Events:
Policy Issue: Implementation of the Danantara Sovereign Wealth Fund
Point: The Indonesian government has established the Danantara sovereign wealth fund to
manage state-owned assets and stimulate economic growth.
Reason: This initiative aims to attract foreign investment and diversify the economy by
investing in sectors like renewable energy and infrastructure.
Example: According to recent reports, the fund is designed to manage wealth through strategic
investments without relying on external financing.
Point (Restate): Thus, the Danantara fund is a strategic move to bolster Indonesia's economic
development and global investment appeal.
Education Issue: Student Protests Against Budget Cuts
Point: Indonesian students have been protesting against significant budget cuts affecting
educational programs.
Reason: The government enacted these cuts to fund the free nutritious meal program, leading to
concerns about the impact on educational quality and resources.
Example: The 2025 Indonesian student protests, known as #IndonesiaGelap, emerged in
response to these controversial policies, reflecting widespread dissatisfaction.
Point (Restate): Therefore, the protests underscore the critical need to balance nutritional
initiatives with adequate educational funding.
Education Issues:
happy life
Access to Quality Education
Many children in rural areas face challenges accessing quality education due to a lack of schools,
teachers, and resources. This gap limits their future opportunities.
Rising Cost of Education
Higher tuition fees and the cost of learning materials prevent low-income families from sending
their children to school or university.
Poverty Issues:
Cycle of Poverty – lingkaran/rantai kemiskinan
Families living in poverty often remain trapped for generations due to limited access to
education, healthcare, and employment.
Housing Insecurity
Many low-income families live in unsafe or overcrowded housing, which affects their health and
ability to improve their lives.

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