Exam Timetable semester 7 (final draft?)
Final draft..hhmmm…when’s the final thing coming out?
Btw some of you are sitting for a paper at friggin 7pm…sajuk tu…
Below is our exam timetable for our core(s); those who are taking electives, just update me on the ‘comment space’
- PF2212 Education & Information Technology – Sunday, 21/11/10 @9am (2hrs) – 40%
- PP3216 Guidance & Couselling – Sunday, 21/11/10 @2pm (2hrs) – 40%
- PP2201 Psychology of Learning & Teaching – Wednesday, 24/11/10 @9am (2hrs) – 60%
- PL4201 MOT TESL IV – Thursday, 25/11/10 @9am (2hrs) – 40%
- PL3201 MOT TESL III – Tuesday, 30/11/10 @9am (2hrs) – 40%
The venue for all our exams – CH (the main hall)
P/s: siuk liat Sunday punya timetable!!!
Guess who’s celebrating his Birthday today?
Happy Birthday!
Geography answers
Note to TESLians ; This post has nothing to do with English; it is just a medium for me to provide the answers to the question paper that I gave to my Geography students. Sorry 
Note to Geography students : Here are the answers and all the best!
1) D
2) C
3) A
4) B
5) C
Section B
6 (a) Two. Dormant and Active volcanoes
(b) A volcano that has not erupted for a long time
(c) They are located along the north-western to south-eastern part of the island. This area concides with the Pacific Ring of Fire.
(OR) this section is where the plate boundaries lie.
(d) Only half of the island comes under Indonesia or the international border cuts through half the island.
7 (a) Areas B and D. These are areas of low temperatures where freezing of water may take place in cracks of rocks.
(b) Area A. It is an area of high temperature and low rainfall which means it is hot and dry.
(c) Sahara desert (orr any other hot desert).
Section C
8 (a) i. Lava is the molten rock (magma) that escapes to the Earth’s surface whereas magma is the molten rock beneath the Earth.
ii. A plain is a flat or gently-sloping area and a valley is a low area between hills or mountains.
(b) Some of the plains form valuable farmlands and settlement sites for people. However, some low-lying plains can be prone to flooding. An example includes the North China Plain.
(c) i. Low rainfall because the land is dry and bare with little vegetaion.
ii. Erosion.
iii. Weathering: the changes in temperatures would mean that the outer layers of the rocks would expand and contract causing the rocks to break down (EXFOLIATION).
Wind and water erosion: the area appears to be dry which means that wind erosion is likely to be dominant. The wind carrying the rock particles produces a sand blasting effect and wears away the rock surfaces. The valleys could have been eroded by running water in the past when the climate was wetter.
All the best and good luck!
*I would suggest the Sunday class students taking June O’Level to come next Friday 8.30am-11.30am to prepare for Geo paper 2. However, it is up to you.
Good Luck, Teslians!
Just dropping by to wish everyone good luck and all the best for our TP! Kick some asses and make TESLians proud!
Exam Timetable Year 3, Sem 6
I am relying entirely on my brain power aka memory to list down all the dates and courses for the exam. If there are any mistakes, please do tell!
03/05 (Mon) – Introduction to Education & Teaching (AM)
03/05 (Mon) – Sociology of The School (PM)
04/05 (Tue) – Developmental Psychology (PM)
05/05 (Wed) – Advanced Japanese 2 (AM)
06/05 (Thur) – MOT: Tesl 2 (PM)
08/05 (Sat) – MOT: Tesl 1 (PM)
10/05 (Mon) – Managing Classroom Behaviour (PM)
11/05 (Tue) – Children With Special Learning Needs (AM)
13/05 (Thur) – Interactive Design For Teachers (PM)
15/05 (Sat) – Intermediate Japanese 2 (AM? PM?)
TP placement
17th May – 22nd July 2010. yeay?
- Sharif Ali – Belle
- Berakas – Fiqah
- Rimba – Ally & Yati
- Maktab Sains – Mirul & Aspa
- Sy Husain – Azi, Qilah & Muiz
- PJN – Mich
- Sy Ali – Jacq
- Sy Hasan – Rayna, Ash & Izaa
- Sufri – Aimi
- Mentiri – Mui
- SOAS – Maman, Tinie & Nana
- SMJA – Flo, Liy & Jiah
so…22 students, 12 schools.
Today is her BIG day!!!
Tanjoubi omedetou (lurus? hehe)
YES! Our very own Miss Florance Han Pei Chen is celebrating her 22nd birthday today!
and you know what people say, “you’re not getting older, you’re just getting better!”
HAPPY BIRTHDAY FLOLY!!!
EL3219
Ladies and gents, the exam is back on Wednesday, 25/11! 
check your inbox people!
There’s still hope!
okay now, don’t panic! yes the exam date for EL3219 has been moved forward to the 24th BUT I’ve talked to Alistair and he has agreed to move it back to the initial date…
Cani ceritanya…
Elgar has to attend a seminar on the 25th so she has asked Alistair to change the exam date for EL3219. Thus, Alistair went to the Exam department and he thought that they would inform him before they finalised the exam date so that he could consult us regarding the new date. Unfortunately, according to him, he was not informed and he only knew about it yesterday when I went to see him…before that, I’ve searched high and low for Elgar (a bit exaggerated but bepaluh jua) and managed to talk to her and seek her approval to move the exam to its initial date
So now, we just have to wait till tomorrow and see what the exam people are going to do about it huhu
TESL’s fav.
EXAMS! WOOTS!!!
- Tuesday, 24/11 – LJ3401 Advanced Japanese (9am)
- Tuesday, 24/11 – EL3404 English Language in SEA (9am)
- Wednesday, 25/11 – EL3219 Language Course Design and Assessment (2pm)
- Thursday, 26/11 – EL3218 Language, Culture and the Classroom (9am)
- Monday, 30/11 – EL3223 Drama Studies (2pm)
- Monday, 30/11 – EL2217 Discourse Analysis (2pm)
- Tuesday, 1/12 – LE3217 Introduction to Professional Communication (9am)
- Tuesday, 1/12 – LS2401 Intermediate Spanish (2pm)
- Wednesday, 2/12 – EL3220 Semantics and Pragmatics (9am)
- Thursday, 3/12 – EL3402 Functional Systemic Grammar (2pm)
- Saturday, 5/12 – LJ2401 Intermediate Japanese (9am)
BEST OF LUCK!!!
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