I had learnt:
1) Everyone has differences and each is special in his/her own way.
2) We are in a place where there are lots of differences and embracing the differences is important for peace.
3) People may still have similarities.
I enjoyed:
1) The activities.
2) The talk(?)
I think that difference in people is also beneficial for us as the world will not be so boring and uninteresting.
Monday, April 25, 2011
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Chap 2: Real Numbers - Rational Numbers
I don't agree what Janice said. This is because not every fraction in the same 'family' is a recurring decimal. As 6/6,3/6 are not recurring decimals. EVIDENCE: [You can see a pattern : 2 recurring decimals then 1 terminating decimal]
Saturday, February 12, 2011
CNY Hamper Reflections.
We are helping the elderly for the Chinese New Year. We had done a Chinese New Year hamper containing the things we bought that we think it will be helpful to the elderly.
We are making them feel that they are not neglected in the Chinese New Year season,so they will feel the warmth and care by people in the Chinese New Year just like us.
We could visit them and keep them company. We can also help them with some of the chores so that the people there are not to busy and can talk to the elderly there.
We are making them feel that they are not neglected in the Chinese New Year season,so they will feel the warmth and care by people in the Chinese New Year just like us.
We could visit them and keep them company. We can also help them with some of the chores so that the people there are not to busy and can talk to the elderly there.
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Maths: Activity 3- Let's examine the Patterns!
2.
(a) A positive number multiplied by another positive number gives a positive answer.
(b) A negative number multiplied by another negative number gives a positive answer.
(c) A positive number multiplied by a negative number gives a negative answer.
(d) A negative number multiplied by a positive number gives a negative answer.
3.
- (+) x (+) = (+)
- (-) x (-) = (+)
- (+) x (-) =(-)
- (-) x (+) = (-)
- (+) / (+) = (+)
- (-) / (-) = (+)
- (+) / (-) = (-)
- (-) / (+) = (-)
Thursday, January 20, 2011
"maths" and "numbers"
I actually agree. As 2 is a number that makes out more numbers. 2 has created 4 by multiplying itself by two,more numbers are made using this method.
Monday, January 17, 2011
Post-Orientation Reflections ^~^
-The highlights of the Orientation are the CAMPFIRE, HIGH ELEMENTS and SKIT. ^.^
-The "low" moments I had maybe are the times where I had not have my meals and I'm extremely hungry and having to wake up early in the morning. =="
-The greatest take-aways will be knowing my classmates better and make a few more friends along the way.
-1 thing I learnt about myself is that I'm actually afraid of heights. +_+"
-I am looking forward to having more fun times with my classmates and teachers!!! :D
Monday, January 10, 2011
Communications
I think that communication is very important because this is one of the most essential things to interact with each other. Without interaction, some things could not be done.
I think my favourite form of communication will be by talking face-to-face, SMSing, Facebook/Skype/MSN chatting and talking on the phone.
I think I will decide by my whereabouts, or the person that I’m going to contact’s whereabouts. Maybe what the things we do then too. For example when I’m in class, my parents can contact me using SMS as these don’t require my instant attention and will not distract me. However, I will still switch my phone on to silent mode and check my phone when I’m in recess etc.
Some of the difficulties I faced might be the attention perhaps? The reason being that when through SMSing and stuffs won’t get the other end of the conversation’s full attention. So if I can, I will try to talk face-to-face or by calling the person by phone.
(o>o)
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Day 2: End-of-Day Reflection
This is my video reflection of Day 2. l'm doing it in my bedroom.Sorry for the stammering and stuffs.
Wednesday, January 5, 2011
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