Piles of homeworks

I like my Sejarah teacher, Puan Choo so much. She's the first ever history teacher who successfully made my eyes open and mind clear throughout the Sejarah class.

Eh hello? Sejarah leh. The first chapter was talking about the nationalism of the asian countries. She managed to let us to have a urge to know more.

She doesn't really read the text in the text book like what others do, instead she writes her own mind map and geography maps and explain every thing through the maps.

Seriously, I can remember the main point of the 1st bab by just listened to her teachings.

Btw, do you know Aung San is the father of Aung San Suu Kyi?

And Puan Choo is going to take us to watch The King and I which is a movie about the King Mongkut ( this guy is mentioned in the nationalism of Thailand in the text book together with the King Chulalongkorn).

My English teacher, Me Eric. Oh my goodness. His nostrils are so distracting, I have my eyes glued on them when he's talking. How can a human has that big and round nostrils? The way he teaches are also incredibly surprised me.

Every day during his class, we have to read this thing out loud.

"He she is was they you are were bla bla bla...."

Like seriously have to memorize it? And he deeply hopes that we will not going to be the 3D students. Dumb, deaf, and donkey.

Mr ong who is teaching us add maths and maths, makes sure we have heaps and heaps of homework which cannot be done for ages.

Exercise 1.2 (2 to 20), Objective (1 to 10), Subjective (1 to 10)

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