Today, we received some of the results for our mid-year exams, which I don't really fill satisfied by them.
First is History. I get 75% (too unexpected, I thought I would have failed it) for it, but I feel very no face when I knew that 17 poeple in my class have their results better than me.
Next is E Maths, the only subject I expect a full mark for the paper. Unfortunately, I only got 97% (still the usual mistake: forgot to simplify the negative signs and stuff like that), which I felt not-so-good having myself aware that Willianto, the "High in Mathematics" awarder for last year and the first position in the whole level, got 99%! Oh no, I don't think I'll ever win him leh...
After that was Chemistry, which I did pretty well for it: I got 28 out of 30, though I'm not the highest in the whole level (someone called jianghui who should be in 205 got full marks. But in any case, it was unexpected that I reached this far).
After recess, Ms. Tee (Chinese teacher) walked in - she was back, from some course kind of thing. And I did my Chinese quite badly - being a student from a Chinese primary school in Malaysia, I should never reached this low, especially when there was essay helping to puul up my marks. I got 72.8%, A2 though, but I was not that satisfied - the target I set in the beginning of the year was 80%. Although Ms. Tee said that this exam was really challenging and that end-of-year exam won't be so difficult, I still don't feel too good. Also, I expected my essay to be at least 60 out of 70, which only turned out to be 55. Anyway, Ms. Tee set us an A1 target, which is: letter writing get 16/20, essay get 49/70 and 85/110 for compre.
Finally, English and Literature, which I also did badly. I got C5 for English and B3 for Lit, which I felt very sad - I should have got more for English, the passage was lot easier than last year. Report failed me terribly! I got 14/30. But my essay have some improvement - 22/30.
Overall, I think I have to a lot more harder, especially for my English.
After school we have MOE meeting with the MOE officer, adn later was CCA. CCA was not that good today. After PT session, there was training on setting up the wireless speaker. Me,Wallace and Chloe, were to teach 10 people including: Jingyi, KeanVoon, SongEn, Alisah, Ngee Kiat, Collins and some sec1s whom I can't really remember. It was terrible. I don't even know how to set everything up at first, which means I can't teach them (I can only train lighting console which I am most familiar with). But anyway, we tried our best to teach them on plucking those RCA into converter into bodypacks and free-end to amplifier and etc. Managed to move on our teaching towards the end, but Chloe kept on saying that she was not sure whether they really understand. You know, we taught until so luan, and some of them are those like unwilling and uninterested to learn things that kind of people... Urghh, no choice, Celine go and picked those people where most of them are like blur blur wan, and she don't allow us trainers to give hint that kind of things. And in the end, the system was "successfully" worked after many funny sounds coming out from the RCF and the help of others (people other than the chosen five).
Haiz, learned some new things through the process of training them anyway. And I was once again realising some things: teaching or training someone was not an easy job, and you really nidda be familiar with what you need to teach!
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