Tuesday, March 9, 2010
OPSL Movie Nite
Sunday, March 7, 2010
One more week the end of term 1
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Happy 78th Birthday Grandma!
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
E-Learning Assignment- Multiple Intelligence Learning Profile
Linguistic -17
Logical -16
Interpersonal -18
Intrapersonal -17
Musical -17
Visual/Spatial -16
Naturalistic -17
Alright, first of all, what I feel about my intelligence test results. Well, when I saw my results, I was quite surprise. For me personally, I think I am more of a intrapersonal and naturalistic person. I did not expect myself to be a linguistic and musical person. Want to know why?
First of all, for linguistic, I'm not really good at languages, both English and Chinese. Whenever I communicate in Chinese, my pronunciation would sometimes sound really awkward and would frequently have many pauses in between. As for English, sometimes I would stammer or just get tongue-tied for no apparent reason. Secondly, musical. I cannot play any instruments, though I tried learning the piano about six years ago but gave up due to the lack of commitment. Furthermore, I cannot compose a song or a poem. On the other hand, I love music as it is one way I can just relax and clear my mind from all my troubles, other than playing sports and sleeping.
Now, what I feel about the test. For the cons, I find the questions of the test are a little inaccurate and unreliable, though I cannot point out why specifically. Maybe it is because I did not expect certain results to turn out the way I wanted, or it is just a gut feeling. As for the pros, the test results might provide us with some encouragement, by giving us a little 'surprise'. For example, in my case, I did not expect myself to be a musical and linguistic person, but it might tell me that I have potential in these areas that I have yet to discover, which might give me some encouragement to leave my comfort zone to explore and unlock the potential that I might hold in these areas.
Overall, I am quite satisfied with the test and my results as it has given me a more or less idea of what I am gifted in, which I have been dying to find out. Though I am still not quite convinced.
Monday, March 1, 2010
E-Learning Task - Interpersonal
E-Learning Task - Intrapersonal
Write a diary entry for a major character of the novel.
Dear Diary,
Last night was a really exhilarating experience. That fateful night, after suppertime, Atticus came into the living room with a long electrical extension cord with a light bulb attached at the end. He told us he would be going out for a while and left in his car, which was rather awkward as Atticus rarely takes the car out other than leaving for a business trip, and I wonder where would he go at such a late time. So Jem, Dill and I decided to go downtown. We searched Atticus’ office before moving on to ‘The Maycomb Tribune Office’. Along the way, we realized a strange thing – a solitary light burning in a distance. As we knew that the jail did not have an outside light, we went there to investigate, and saw Atticus sitting propped against the front door reading. I wanted to run to him but Jem held me back and said that we would be going home.
Just then, four dusty cars zipped by in a line and stopped in front of the jail. The three of us rushed to Tyndal’s Hardware door to get a closer look. Some men spilled out of the car in ones and twos while Atticus remained where he was. The men then talked in near whispers and I broke of Jem and began running towards Atticus. It thought he would have a fine surprise but it turned out the other way. When Jem and Dill came running towards us too, Atticus asked Jem to take Dill and I home but he refused. At about that time, I saw a Mr Cunningham and began talking about entailments and Walter, his son. Soon, I realized that the men and Atticus were looking at me with their mouths half-open. I was slowly drying as I realized what idiocy I had committed, when Mr Cunningham squatted down, took me by both shoulders and said,” I’ll tell him you said hey, little lady”. With that, he and the rest of the men got into their ramshackle cars and left.
Till now, I can’t understand why Atticus had to wait outside the jail, and why those men were there too. It was like Atticus expected them to come. Were they going to hurt him, or were they trying to hurt someone in jail and Atticus was there to protect that someone from harm? And was it my idiotic speech that eventually made the men leave? In times like this, I wish I have someone really smart, someone who could answer all my questions and clarify my doubts, no matter how bizarre they may seem.
Regards,
Jean Louise Finch