going home

It’s only the first week third day of school and I’m already feeling brain drained. So much homework (Especially Math) coupled with so little time. Well I guess the transition from secondary to JC isn’t going to be easy.

Been in a wonderful class this week. Been given somewhat good teachers. Haha my physics teacher is by far the coolest of the lot. Which teacher would walk round the school looking for air-con classrooms for his one and only beloved CG 16/08? Mr. Lim Lee! The guy with two surnames. Form teacher happens to be my Math teacher once again. I've had Math teachers as my forms teachers for 3 year and counting. GP lesson is literally a laughing lesson whereas our Economics tutor is MIA.

Having a class of 25 people in addition to 2 invisible ones feels much better than one with 42.At least the scholar transferred out of our class. Making us one of the scholars’ free classes! You won't believe how hardworking these people are. It’s no wonder they never fail to top the cohort. Somehow I feel the Indians scholars are smarter than their Chinese counterparts. Don't ask me for reasons.

CG 16/08 seems closely bonded together with no cliques whatsoever. Hopefully things stay this way. Can’t believe they nominated me as their Math rep despite my comparatively horrendous Math results.

Labels: Life in JC

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9:51 pm

Finally blogging after half a year. O Levels are over. PAE results are out and I’m in a new school.

First week of orientation was good. New friendships emerged and I’m somewhat feeling more comfortable. My clan Panthera won the clan competition. Given the situation we were in, I must say it was indeed a commendable achievement.

Adapting to JC life seems like a challenge indeed given the atrocious amount of homework coupled with the fact that we spent average 12 hours in school everyday. Doing the maths practically means that homework time is somewhere between the range of 3-4 hours depending on the duration of ones sleeping time. Our second week in school seems rather relax considering the fact that I’ve been going home regularly at 12.30pm everyday. Discipline here seems to much less of a problem here which probably explains why the DM doesn't seem very prominent.

My CG seems to have somewhat fun people going by the manner at which they played the introductory game.Guys outnumber girls by 2:1 Hopefully things stay that way. Luckily for me i'm not in a class that has 18 foreign scholars out of 25 students. Imagine the accent gap. Totally unthinkable

It's not fair that the TA students all get tablets pcs and we get nothing. At least theres wireless interenet conection should you bring your own laptop.

Labels: JC

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11:52 pm