IB Students would like to learn more about CPR or skills because they are all well-rounded students as they have all the skills needed to help people. Some experts would like to help with CPR or know these skills because an expert person/skill is something (one) who likes to have knowledge of many things. They also want to have knowledge of different disciplines and helping someone is a kind of discipline that every person should have in their life as they must respect every life and help people in need. With the skills of being a rescuer that person also knows how and when according to his skills, and being that person that person is well informed as that person has the knowledge of what to do to save his life, how and what are the steps to help that person. As an IB student it is our duty to know all the skills both in a local and global perspective and what impact they have on others. So, if we know how to perform CPR, we can help a friend or a person who is in a difficult situation such as suffocation or who has lost consciousness due to an accident or any other accident. Another reason why an IB student would like to acquire these skills is not only to know them, but also to make a connection about how if every student in the world had knowledge of CPR during difficult situations, such skills would be useful and would be able to save lives or someone's lives. The reason you need to be knowledgeable in order to use these skills in the real world is to actually use them correctly by knowing the outcome CPR would have on consent. A real life situation would be if an accident occurred right next to your house and people were injured, depending on the situation you would be able to respond and help… in the middle of a sheet of paper. To practice they don't have to practice on a real human being, but they can also create their own situations and practice their CPR skills at home, as well as noticing small mistakes made during the test and reflecting on those mistakes made. Thoughtful people do not like to make the same mistakes again and this is why they think they notice the small observations that no one else can notice, and with these skills they will not only be able to help a person but also notice the small wounds that [the person may have had during that incident. Overall, thoughtful people do not make mistakes as they have already learned how to learn and change from their past mistakes, so people like these would not repeat a mistake which is good since during CPR a mistake could take someone's life. life especially when you know that the mistake was yours.