Sabtu, 20 Oktober 2012
Exam =)
Today I want to tel u top 3 last minute revision tips....
1 Go public
Make a detailed revision timetable on a large piece of paper (A3 at least) and
post it up somewhere that everyone can see it. That way, everyone knows what
you are meant to be studying and when. Strangely enough, letting other
people know your plans actually lightens the load, because then it's not
just down to you to motivate yourself. Rather like getting married, you feel
more committed to your vows if a lot of people have seen you make them at
the wedding.
2 Catch the worm
Just like those wriggling soil-dwellers, facts are at their most available and
digestible first thing in the morning. Start at 9am, and you can get the
bulk of your revision done early, so you don't spend the rest of the day
feeling crushed under the weight of unread A4 folders.
3 Ask questions of yourself
Facts are sluggish, passive creatures and lie piled up inside your head, without giving off any signs of life. You can, however, awaken them through the power of questions. So when you're making notes, don't just write down "The Battle of Naseby was fought in 1645"; instead, put "When was the Battle of Naseby?" in one column, and write "1645" in an opposite column. Cover up the answer and each time you get it right, you'll feel a small, pixie-like pat on the back
Hari Raya Aidifitri Celebration
Assalamualaikum...Hye,,today i would like to tell you about Hari Raya celebration....Hari Raya Aidilfitri is celebrated by all Muslims throughout the world to mark the end of the month of Ramadan, a month of fasting and consecration. This usually week long celebration will be condensed into a morning of feasting and show of traditional Malay and Muslim culture.
All Malaysians welcome this as a time to enjoy good traditional Malay food. This year, we will encourage all Muslim students to do mass cooking and bring together all the food to be enjoyed. This is because Muslims can only consume food of halal standard. The harmony in the diverse Malaysian community is only possible through the mutual respect and understanding of others’ believes and practices.
We again encourage all members and Queen’s students to come and join us in sampling what is just a facet in the multicultural Malaysian community.
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