my broken handphone

huwaaaaaaaaaaaaa.... my handphone died already..
i've bought it in June 2007 and after 2 years, here it goes..
I've snapped this picture using my new low cost handphone
(since there is actually no budget for handphone)

so, my friends, my students, I've lost all ur phone numbers.
They are inside that dead body of W850i.
Please update me with ur phone number.
Sorry for this inconvenient situation.

me @ their blogs

hah, so surprised when I browsed one of these girls' blog,
I read my name..
she wrote about me, hah.. written in chinese language..
errrkkk.. lucky, i have jue and inoq to translate them for me, and also
'free online translator'..hihi
when I explored & explored, there were few more.. fuhh..
"sorry girls, teacher read ur blogs without permission, hehe" ..
hmm, i'll be missing them very much and really appreciate all the good wishes from all of them..
hope to see them again =(


http://hwini.blogspot.com
*Au Hwi Ni - cool, obedient and always shows respect
so quiet and never give problems to me during class, lucky to have this girl in my class


http://qing95.wordpress.com
*Neo Wan Qing - quiet , humble and soft spoken
really enjoyed working together with this girl on her KH project, love to see her efforts!
(ooo, ngumpat pasal teacher eh, wan qing, ;-)..)


http://rachel-lexew.blogspot.com/
*Rachel Lee - love to smile , smart and obedient
she's always make me waiting when I asked her question, "teacher talked so fast ha?" she needed time to understand me, maybe..=)


http://joeylyj.blogspot.com
* Yong Jun - playful , funny and naughty
she's enjoying her age very much =) ..
put me in danger if she combined her 'naughty skills' with Jun Fang.. haha


http://gloamingchild.blogspot.com
*Jia Min - obedient , very warm and always smiling
so friendly , and always make me comfortable when I with her =)

practical training @ TIGS

fuuhhh.. time moved so fast, as I kept counting the days, here I am at 01082009..just completed my practical training yesterday at Temenggong Ibrahim Girls School, Batu Pahat.

3 months I've been at TIGS, sign in at 7.00am (sometimes late,hahha), sign out at about 3.00pm, from Monday to Friday.

Of course, I've learned a lot. Uncountable memories will I keep in my mind, without fail.

Let me share some with u, readers :
1. I've experienced by myself on how the school keep struggling to maintain the reputation of this school as one of the smart school in Malaysia

2. I've learned a lot on electronic and invention (Kemahiran Hidup)

3. I've confronted with the situation where 'bias' were everywhere

4. I've learned to deal with the students from different level (cemerlang,sederhana,lemah)

5. I've learned how to pronounce the chinese students names - wan qing, wen qing, jia xin, and many more (it's interesting!)

6. AND the best part is, studying the various behaviours of these 14 years old girls.
They are sweet, sensitive, pampered, showing anger whenever they want =). It is fun to share these feelings with them, to watch them being happy and sometimes mourn.

Hope all of them are doing good in their studies and be a successful woman in the future. Insya-Allah

stress management @ TIGS

Yeah..we’ve conducted a study skills workshop for the form 2 students at TIGS.. with this workshop, we’ve completed one of the requirements that had been set by the faculty as well as the ministry, for us, the DPLI students.

I’ve been given responsibilities to give a talk regarding stress management, and within limited talking times, I managed to give the students few techniques on how to handle stress.

1. Keep in silence for a while

2. Laugh out loud

3. Take a break, have a walk, stretch urself

4. Imagine sweet things that has ever happened to u

5. Think positive

At my own side, I do not deny that me, myself regularly get stresses, with everything around me. I’ve learned from someone, to be calm, we should motivate ourselves, remember Allah. All the challenges that we have to go through just to make us get prepare to encounter the future world that nobody know how will it be..

"if i'm not doing, i will not learning"

'kerja kayu' project @ TIGS

huaarrgggghhh..
from B.Sc (Hons) Hotel Management to Kemahiran Hidup..
looks like these 2 areas are very close related, but the reality is...there are a lot of new things to learn and catch up within one year..
huaarrrggghhh..

last time, i had conducted several electronic classes which made me feels like a walking reference book, just because i memorized every single things about electronic without having a chance to try and applied it by my own

now, here i am, a new born carpenter at Temenggong Ibrahim Girl School, Batu Pahat.. a project of 'kerja kayu' that needs to be settle before I complete my practical training by end of this July.

The project title is : Multipurpose Box

here is my sketching, which i've absorbed IT & technology into it..my idea could not expand when using pencil..haha..wait until this sketch become reality..

Rengit Coffee @ Batu Pahat

the counter..
take a closer look to their chairs.. unique & comfortable

cik pa, cik lut and me..=)

for pocket savers..
choose your meal according to what day is today

choices of drinks
recommended by Nalin (Congkueih's younger sister) - peppermint milkshakeS

my meal - RM8.50
taste - 4.5/5 MARVELLOUS!

today is Tuesday.. so,I choose Tuesday's set menu
which they served laksa+coffee/tea and
ice cream (chocolate/peppermint/yam/vanilla/strawberry)

english usage in T&L process@school

i totally DO NOT agree with the implementation of English usage in teaching & learning process at school, especially for science and maths in primary school.

YES! it can be implements but not now.. many parties have to be given mental awake for this matter, especially parents.

English has to be practices at home.
The children needs to be expose with English, since they get to know the world. It doesn't matter how much your pour them with English words as long as they know the basics. So, they'll have the view of how important is English for their lives. And when they learn Bahasa Inggeris for the first time at school, they will not be far away left behind, from the other students who already learned speaking english with their parents at home.

I have the experiences teaching in two different tuition centres at Shah Alam for this 2 critical subjects. I realized that Tuition A got potential students which the students came from the background of families, which their parents are teachers, lecturers and doctors. Of course, English words are very common to this level of students.

However, Tuition B got some poor students which I felt so =( when I listened to their pronounciation of English and they gave me a lot of works to do in order to get them knew every little words in the exercise books...I remembered, there was a standard 5 student, named Afiq. He didn't even know a word from the maths book. How can he settled the mathematics problems if he didn't know the definitions of the English words.

Every class, I sit beside him, and I gave extra attention to him since he will stopped writing when i didn't put my eyes at his pencil. And I knew this student came from a family who not practice english at home. I've got clueless feelings to Afiq. So, many questions pop out in my mind. How will this boy pass his UPSR? How did he settles his maths and science before? How will he manages his secondary school subjects afterwards? At the age of 11, he needs to cover so many english words and wrapped them in his mind, before he sits for UPSR, do you think he can do it? I'm sure he'll get stressessssss..

Helps your sons, daughters, sisters, brothers, cousins to be close to english.. Practice speak English while they are at home. Make them comfortable with the language and I'm sure this implementation of english usage in teaching and learning process at school will be successful with the cooperations from all parties.

Good luck to my ex-students - Armada Ilmu & Visi Terbilang, Section 7, Shah Alam.