No Comments// Posted in action research, conference, digital storytelling, guru cemerlang, icelt, reflection by Nor Fadzleen Sa don on 09.30.11.
A 7-hour drive to Lumut was worth it. I carpooled with Kak Rahmah, Kak Fuzi & Kak Suzi, all GCs from Johor. Alhamdulillah, we managed to reach the venue albeit mild difficulties in finding the location. There were altogether 365 presentations and it was so hard to choose which session to attend as there were […]
4 Comments// Posted in action research, conference, digital storytelling, e-classroom, icelt, jpnj, student, teaching, workshop by Nor Fadzleen Sa don on 09.15.11.
I’m off to Lumut, Perak this weekend to attend the International Conference on English Language Teaching (ICELT) 2011. I’m representing JPNJ and the title of my paper is ‘3-2-1 Action! : Digital Storytelling in ESL Classroom’ which is based on my Action Research with 4SN1 recently. It took me about 2 months to conduct it […]
8 Comments// Posted in conference, melta by Nor Fadzleen Sa don on 05.26.11.
I’m heading off to Kuala Terengganu this weekend for the 20th MELTA International Conference. I’ve been attending this conference for the past three years and I perceive it as a lifelong investment to my professional development. This year, I’ll be presenting a paper on the pedagogical approach in ESL classroom. I’ll be talking on The […]
No Comments// Posted in conference, johor, jsl by Nor Fadzleen Sa don on 04.08.11.
Date: 23-24th March 2011Venue: JPNJOrganiser: Johor Student Leaders Council JISLC was officiated by Dr. Hj. Zahari Bin Aziz, Deputy Director General of Education, Ministry of Education, Malaysia. Robert Pick, one of the three plenary speakers. He has been appointed as the Master of Marlborough College Malaysia, which will be situated in the Iskandar Region. Trivia […]
No Comments// Posted in conference, internationalisation programme by Nor Fadzleen Sa don on 02.23.11.
Theme : “Student Leaders in the Face of Global Diversity” The rise in globalization now imposes upon student leaders all over the world to begin expanding their vision of the true meaning of ‘diversity’. Indeed the word ‘global diversity’ does not yet have a broadly shared or universally understood meaning. For some it denotes race […]
