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Thursday, May 07, 2009
I often hear from the normal stream students saying that they are not clever or they're stupid, whatever. Actually, after the social studies test, i think this is quite a good topic for me to think of, haha.

My point of view, i think that everyone is at the same level now. Secondary 5 students definitely can get good results like secondary 4 express students. The five year course was meant for you to learn in the pace that is suitable for you. and if its your last year, we should learn the same thing. :] so, what we are tested on, its the same as what you guys are doing. Don't ever look down on yourself and think that you are no better than us.

I also think that anyone, can be the top student, if you allow. Sometimes, its just how we expect ourselves to be. I know that once you are in the normal stream, you are somehow being labeled as slower learners, but with the addition one year, you should be able to catch up. We are all taking the O Levels together, which means that you are more than qualified to run this race with us! :D

Don't worry, and never say you will fail..you need to study and have full confidence to step into the exam hall.

Last but not least, smile!


11:08 PM

WEI

The happiness of life is made up of minute fractions—the little soon-forgotten charities of a kiss, a smile, a kind look, a heartfelt compliment in the disguise of a playful raillery, and the countless other infinitessimals of pleasurable thought and genial feeling.