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Here is a deck of slides that I made that shows my friends! :p
#ilovemyfriendsalot

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Here is a deck of slides that I made to explain why my bullet journal is important to me and why I like to use it. :'')
#iuseabujo

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Error Analysis - about it and the types of Errors

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Error Analysis - about it and the types of Errors

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Basically, Error Analysis is what we do if we make a mistake in our Math work. First, we copy down the question, and put down what type of error we made. The different types of errors are below, ranging from careless to conceptual errors. We only choose one question for each topic/type of question. We then write down what we did and what we should have done. We didn't always have to write down what we got wrong, but we also could have done in a different method so we are more flexible in doing it and will know more ways to do a problem more quickly/ better. I find Error Analysis useful and I hope to continue doing it!

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Ms. Chan nominated me and some other classmates to go for the auditions to be a JRA - Junior Reading Ambassador. This programme is by NLB and I thought that it would be awesome  if I could join. If I could get i I could take part in certain programmes by NLB in the public such as storytelling and such. I first had to go through a audition in school. We had to do a book talk  and Ms. Chan was telling us to be different from the other nominees - don't just hold the book and talk (we were not allowed to use online material like slides) - maybe create some slides with paper and present to make it more interesting. I decided to take her advice and I made a deck of "slides" from drawing block paper. The key point of a book talk is to motivate people to read a certain book that you recommend to them. You need to tell them why you like the book,  why you recommend it, give a short summary of the story, maybe read a passage from the book to show the writing style to see if the person likes the writing style. Most of all you need to say what the book taught you like values that you learnt. The most daunting part was that the talk we had to give could only be maximum 3 minutes long. Wow! I was so nervous that I would mess up but in the end, I did my best, and whatever happened, that was enough.
Here's my audition video:

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Science is not my favourite

subject, but I am still doing my best in it.  I was surprised that I managed to get 27/28! Usually, I get confused about the concepts. I was very pleasantly surprised - my hard work paid off!

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This quiz was definitely not easy and was a little tricky. I am happy that I did my best and scored full marks!

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There was 1 more question at the end that Ms. Chan said was a P6 question. It was optional to do it but I still tried. I didn't understand it, though. However, I listened when she explained it.

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Although I did not score full marks, after re-attempting the MCQs, I got pretty close!

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Topical Review 3 (How my scores improved)

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Topical Review 3 (How my scores improved)

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I was delighted that I got 10.5/12 for Section B and full marks for Section A(after re-attempting)! Usually I struggle with my answering technique for long-answer questions and I have finally improved! I hope to keep up the good work.

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The score in red is the previous score. The score in purple is the final score I obtained after re-attempting.

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At first, I found it hard to multiply and divide by 10, 100, and 100, as well as order of operations. However, after listening to Ms. Chan explain and reading my textbook, I understood how to do it. I am proud of myself for getting full marks for this quiz!

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I find that fractions and mixed numbers can be confusing at times. There are many things to be simplified, converted and sometimes you are not sure what to do! However, I did my best for this test and overjoyed to have scored full marks!

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Ratio is not the hardest topic - in fact, it is quite easy once you know how to do it. However, it can be tricky! You need to take note of the ratio of what to what or you might get the ratio the wrong way around.We should not be complacent but should read the question carefully to get the right answer! I am glad that I took time to understand the questions carefully so that I didn't get the answers wrong. 😁

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My strong subject is English, but sometimes I think I know how to do this and that and I am careless. This review, I was determined not to be the way I was before. I am proud of my results!

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I actually made through the first audition and was overjoyed. However, I still had to fill in a form from NLB and tell them about myself, and most of all why I want to be a JRA. After submitting the form, about 1 month later my mother recieved an email saying that I got accepted successfully into JRA and I was on the top of the moon.I am pumped that I am got in and I am excited to attend the JRA camp.
Below is the email my mother received  😁

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Review 1.1 (Grammar and vocabulary MCQ) [2nd page]

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Review 1.1 (Grammar and vocabulary MCQ) [2nd page]

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Editing can be confusing at times. The spelling errors are easier to correct (to me) but there are also grammatical errors (e.g. disappear in ---> from her sight) that are slightly more difficult, I feel. I am pleased that I managed to correct them all accurately - I even found another error in the last sentence (probably just a typo) 😂

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I was a little worried about how my composition turned out at first because this was not an easy topic.  I spent quite some time thinking about what to write and even so, I still felt that I could have done better. However, when I saw Ms. Chan's comments, I felt reassured and pleased because I had put in the effort and it had paid off! I am determined to keep up the good work, as Ms. Chan has encouraged me to!

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Mr. Tan photographed some notes that a few of our classmates did that included mine. I am proud of my notes because they will help me to have better revision for the exams.

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This deck of slides is about the Secret Angel Notes project and how it helped me.

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HBL week 2 Reflection Audio Recording (Please look at the slides for the questions; my answers are in the recording below.)

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HBL week 2 Reflection Audio Recording (Please look at the slides for the questions; my answers are in the recording below.)

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How I keep organised and finish my work on time

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How I keep organised and finish my work on time

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Sometimes, there is a lot of  work to be done and if we do not write it down, we might forget something. Also, there is no planning space in the student handbook and I didn't want to use another date because I might get confused. Therefore, I started bringing my planner to school and  my planner to school. I use this planner to keep track of my daily tasks like in the holidays. This really helps me not to forget anything. My planner pages that zI made myself for week 1 and 2 of June are below.

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Here is the deck of slides for my English Digital Portfolio! :D
#ienjoyenglish

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Here is the deck of slides for my Math Digital Portfolio! :p
#ilikemath

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Here is the deck of slides for my Science Digital Portfolio! :)
#ilovescience

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Here is the deck of slides for my Chinese Digital Portfolio! :3
#我喜欢华文