No Comments// Posted in learning, teaching by Nor Fadzleen Sa don on 02.01.11.
Are you looking for materials to spice up your teaching? Ever dream of working abroad? Feel you need to network with other English Language teachers but don’t know how? Fret not. ESL Herald offers all the answers under one roof. I was contacted by Shane Phair, one of ESL Herald’s personnels recently and I’m glad […]
4 Comments// Posted in conference, internationalisation programme, jsl by Nor Fadzleen Sa don on 01.29.11.
Last week, I was given the opportunity to participate in the 21st IAVE World Youth Volunteer Conference. Held at the Singapore Management University, the event successfully united all the youth leaders, teen volunteers and NGO officers from all around the world. The main objective is to engage and explore how volunteerism can help create substantial […]
2 Comments// Posted in scheme of work, teaching by Nor Fadzleen Sa don on 01.15.11.
Apart from PLAD JB, I would also like to share the latest schemes of work, courtesy of PPDJB. A friendly reminder on the F5’s Scheme of Work though. If you read the section on English Literature Component, we need to teach the novel first then stop half way through to study the poems and later […]
2 Comments// Posted in plad jb, teaching by Nor Fadzleen Sa don on 01.14.11.
I would like to share the latest information on the academic assignment standards that is implemented in all schools in Johor Bahru this year. Brace yourself teachers, bid adieu to PLAN-J and say hello to PLAD JB (Piawaian Latihan Akademik Daerah Johor Bahru). The latest guideline was provided by PPDJB, credit to Cik Ruzana Saat, […]
2 Comments// Posted in award, reflection by Nor Fadzleen Sa don on 01.08.11.
I hope it’s not too late to wish everyone a belated Happy New Year. It’s been awhile since I’ve updated my blog due to the fact I was in the midst of moving to a new house. I was kinda caught up in the packing and unpacking frenzy. Thank God that everything turned out well […]
