Saturday, May 31, 2008
Homework list... UPDATED 2JUN08
LAST UPDATE: 2JUN08
Any special due dates have been indicated. Otherwise, assume as first week of Term 3.
This time, I grouped the subjects, just to make things more pleasing to the eye!
As you can see, there are certain subjects which need updates, so please let me know, or you could ask someone in the same elective as you!
Oh, if I missed out anything, do let me know!
Language
EL:Vocab book.
Check LMS [old online learning] {1JUN 8JUN 15JUN 22JUN}
SJI Paper2 {2JUN}
E LIT:
tbc
MT:
tbc
Sciences
PHY:
Past year MYE paper
Revision Note [online learning]
CHEM:
Worksheets on macromolecules {30MAY}
and Energy Changes
BIO:
Investigation 1.2 [photocopied] {2JUN}
Investigation 3.2 [Practical Book] {2JUN}
S(PHY)/S(CHEM):
tbc
Mathematics
A MATH:
Holiday Assignment [new online learning]
E MATH:
CH05W01 [new online learning]
POA:
Basic Set [new online learning]
Arts & Humanities
SS:
DO & Check answers for Venetian SBQ [new online learning]
HIST:
Read Chpt 4.2, Do Quick Reviews
Schoolhouse.co.uk Interactive activities.
GEOG:
tbc
ART:
IDEAS AND MATERIALS FOR PROJECT {30MAY}
Sunday, May 25, 2008
while we're discussing 'O' Levels... changes!
Copied directly from the SEAB Website, with regards to our 2192/03 COMBINED HUMANITIES (REVISED) Paper.
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Please take note of the following changes!
CHECKLIST before you leave home tomorrow...
Check if you have the following:
- Your Confirmation Slip / Entry Proof
- Your I/C OR EZ-Link Card OR Student Pass
- Your School Badge [seriously. This may seem redundant, but unless you want to waste time buying a badge before the paper begins, then you MUST have your badge on before and during the paper.]
- Your Dictionary for Paper 1. Make sure that it is one of the MOE-approved dictionaries. [PDF link]. Note that there are two Chinese Electronic dictionaries which have been approved for use during the 'O' Levels, namely the HansVision Handheld Dictionary Model PX2051 and the Besta All Pass 1 Computerized Dictionary.
- Also, make sure that you have the necessary stationaries. Pens, Ruler, pencil, etc. No correctional fluid / tape [well, you probably can use it as Yi Lei did last year, but it's not recommended, so don't]. No slips / pieces of paper. No nonsense.
- FOR GOODNESS SAKE, MAKE SURE YOUR HANDPHONES ARE OFF OR REALLY IN SILENT MODE WITHOUT VIBRATION. unless you want a 'T' for this exam.
All the best!
Monday, May 19, 2008
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X-Country!
Location: Bedok Reservoir
Time: 7:30am
Date: 20 May 2008
Map
Suggested route to Bedok Reservoir:
- Board the East-West Line and drop at Bedok MRT Station [EW5, just before Tanah Merah Interchange. If you leave in the West / Central area, then take the train bound for Pasir Ris. Otherwise, look at the map!]
- Once at Bedok MRT station, make your way via the underpass to the Bus interchange. This should be towards the right once you go down the escalator to the underpass, and to the left after you come out of the underpass.
- At the interchange, take any of these buses: 18, 69, 168. Drop opposite the Clearwater Condominium, along Bedok Reservoir Road. To quote Mr Kenneth Yeo: "You should press the bell when the bus is under an overhead bridge."
- Walk towards Bedok Reservoir!
Source: SBS Transit iris service
Another suggested route [if you're going by car]:
View Larger Map
Route distance: 2.5km.
Saturday, May 17, 2008
Things to bring
the following things are to be brought for e-maths extra lesson during the holidays:
1.) Calculator (this should be obvious)
2.) TYS
3.) Textbook (4B)
Monday, May 12, 2008
Orang Asli?
I guess my answer on the tagboard was half-correct.
"Orang Asli (lit, "original peoples" or "aboriginal peoples" in Malay) is a general term used for any indigenous groups that are found in Peninsular Malaysia. They are divided into three main tribal groups – Semang (negrito), Senoi, and Proto-Malay(Aboriginal Malay). The Orang Asli are further divided into 18 sub-ethnic group according to their different languages and customs. The Negritos are usually found in the northern region of the peninsula, the Senois in the central region, and the Proto-Malay in the southern region. There is an Orang Asli museum at Gombak, which is about 25 km north of Kuala Lumpur."
Is Jonathan suggesting a visit to Gombak, Malaysia? I think so...
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