Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Tukar
Friday, July 26, 2013
Puji-pujian
Namun, pada tahun ke-4 ini, Alhamdulillah, kami dibantu pula oleh seorang lagi guru baru yang bersemangat untuk memeriahkan lagi majlis terawih di bulan Ramadan tahun ini. Berbeza dengan tahun-tahun yang lepas di mana terawih diadakan setiap malam, majlis pada tahun ini diadakan hanya 3 kali, iaitu pada malam Jumaat setiap minggu. Ini kerana sebelum ini, ramai murid ponteng terawih dengan alasan terlalu banyak kerja sekolah perlu disiapkan, sakit perut, teramat letih dan pelbagai macam alasan lagi. Ia juga demi memastikan roh terawih tidak tercemar dek murid-murid yang jahil tentang kelebihan Ramadan ini, sekaligus merealisasikan matlamat sebenar terawih iaitu mendidik dan mendisiplinkan semua murid.
Monday, October 10, 2011
The First : Part 2
While I was eating late lunch and talking with my housemate, we heard desperate knocks on the door. I instinctively wore my tudung and opened the door. "Ustazah, Hani sakit semula!", a panicked girl burst out. I followed her steps as fast as I could and as soon as I arrived at the dorm, I saw Hani was lying unconscious in the living room. The girl who accompanied her tried to wake her up but to no avail.
Thursday, October 6, 2011
The First : Part 1
I need to write this because I believe it is important for me to do so. It all started when I stepped out from my housemate's car. We were just back from buying some groceries when a student shouted, "Ummi, Hani pengsan!" I did not take it so seriously since I know that these girls are always so worn out after training everyday. So, I thought that the reason for her fainting is because she got so exhausted. But I still tag along the way just to make sure that everything is okay.
Saturday, September 3, 2011
Stranded
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Pictures
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Dreamy
I still feel like it is only a dream. It has been nearly a month since I first set foot on this part of Malaysia; Kuching Sarawak. Most of everything here seems like in the peninsular… the weather, the surroundings, the buildings, the roads, the cars etc.
Although I am beginning to get used to the environment, but I still can’t get used to certain things. In school, I had to teach students with the inability to study such as normal kids do. Some of them are autistic children, slow learners and hyperactive students. While the others are having syndrome down, ADHD, cerebral palsy problems and a few other terms I never heard of. Quite a number of them do not even speak or having no language, that I had to use signs in order to communicate with them.
It is a really challenging job. Plus, I was trained to teach Pendidikan Islam for high school students, so I have no idea how to cope with these students. The fortunate thing is that the syllabus is only based on kindergarten level of education. You know~ A.B.C and 1.2.3! However most of the time in class I need to tell them how to behave. ‘Sit down! Don’t disturb your friend! Do your work!’ are among the regular orders I need to yell out for every 5 minutes.
The next thing is language. People here have their own dialect which I am still having some problems to fully digest the meaning while in a middle of conversation. Come to think of it, I feel rather disappointed in myself that I can understand Japanese language more than Melayu Sarawak dialect.