and it's over..

yesterday was our very last day of practicum. well, as most of my friends felt (or still feel), i was feeling sad as well. leaving them was just like saying good bye to your loved one (wasn't it?)

however, we were treated just like celebrities ysterday. one step moved, a crowd of students came to take pictures. i didn't even have no time to take pictures with the administrator and other staffs since i was very busy entertaining them.

i got presents from them and i gave them presents as well. they were just a simple one, yet meaningful as my friends and i wrapped them ourselves. i've uploaded the pics on my FB account..

wish could stay longer, especially with my 4D class..

wassalam,

really gonna miss all of them

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it's been a while (like 3 months?) since i wrote an entry for this blog. too busy with practicum would be my 1 & only excuse for not updating this dull blog..

there were so many things happened in the past few months that i can't tell all of them. practicum really teaches me what the real world is (sounds like si tenggang's homecoming, doesn't it?)

throughout practicum + being placed in Chinese school makes me realize the things i had overlooked before this.

things i learnt:

1) most of the theories given by seniors for practicum are not all applicable. you need to try them out first. the first two weeks of teaching was really a 'teacher' for me and i got to know my Ss better.

2) my friends & and i who have been placed at this school are really fortunate, i mean lucky as we get full cooperation from the administration of the school.

3) i am now more confident to speak (or should i say use) English in my daily life even though i know it's not as good as my friends'.

4) 1 Malaysia concept is really being practiced in the school and i'm sure our PM must be proud of it (if only he knows the exicstence of the school since it's very small) *i'm not going to be sued/prosecuted for writing this, am i?

5) your Ss are gonna like (and love) you more if you manage to prove that your lessons are more enjoyable than their permanent teachers. (most of my students beg me not to leave them.am i that good? *bragging.huhu..)

6) there are many types of friends:

• the one that really there when you need someone to talk to
• the one that uses (or manipulates) you as they only remember (and realize your existence) when they are in desperate situation.
• the one that you can never call even as a 'friend'
• the one that never been there (even though you're hoping the person is there)
• the one who still remember you and wants to share their problems as you share yours (thanks Wan.really appreciate it)

7) teachers at Chinese school bother more about their works and never looked at us head to toe as if we are committing any sins or wearing a clown suit. they are willing to give full cooperation if you need any help. and i like this very much.

thanks to all Teachers, Staffs as well as Administration of SMJK Chung Hwa, Klang..