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30 July 2009

H2 CHEMISTRY LECTURE TEST

Date: 03 August 2009, Monday
Time:
Venue: Cultural Centre

Topics Tested:
Chemical Energetics I & II

H2 MATH MSA2

Date: 14 August 2009
Time: 15:45 to 17:00

Venue: Cultural Centre

Topics tested:
Chapter 7 - Functions
Chapter 8 - Inequalities
Chapter 9 - System of Linear Equalities

WEEK 6 CHEMISTRY TUTORIAL

For tutorial, we will be covering:

1. How to name organic compounds (Summary of lecture material)

2. Organic Chemistry Tutorial 1 - Introduction to Organic Chemistry

3. Tutorial on Isomerism (depending on where the lecturer covers until)

For practical, we will be doing VA 10.

IMPORTANT NOTE: I have been helping you with VA 7 to VA 9. It is time for you to be independent. I will not brief you on VA 10. You will do it on your own.

ANOTHER IMPORTANT NOTE: Due to National Day celebration on 7th August (Friday), 09S29 will miss your practical. So we will do the practical in Week 7 instead.

Cheers
Ms Lim

CONSULTATION ON EVEN WEEKS FOR CT 'S' & 'U' STUDENTS.

Hello my dears!

I have created some slots for you to sign up. These are FIXED slots, meaning they will be on the same day every EVEN WEEK. So I will see you once every two weeks. The slots are HALF AN HOUR each. Even if you have nothing to ask me, I would still like to see you.

For S05 - Every MONDAY (even week)
11am to 1pm.

For S29 - Every TUESDAY (even week)
9am to 12pm (for people not doing MT or CLB)
10.30am to 12pm (for those doing MT or CLB).

I will circulate the sign-up sheet when I see you. After I have collated the sign-up list, I will make a copy for each of you to keep.

Do remember your slots and keep to your slots ok?

Cheers
Ms Lim

25 July 2009

AHA! FINALLY, they uploaded it. here you go! have fun learning. "D

H2 Mathematics Chapter 9 : System of Linear Equalities Lecture.

download :

H1 General Paper Common Test Solution Slides
H1 Economics Key Economics Indicator Lecture 1 Slides
H1 Economics Balance Of Payment Lecture 2 Slides
H2 Chemistry Chemical Energetics 1 Extra Questions Solutions
H2 Physics Tutorial 7 : Circular Motion Solutions
H2 Physics Common Test Solutions (Examiner's Report)

Hi guys!

For tutorial, I'll be going through entropy tutorial and if time permits, I will also be showing you the ball-and-stick model of some organic compounds so that you can visualise what the structures look like.

THINGS TO BRING FOR TUTORIAL:
1. Chemical Energetics II (entropy)
2. Organic Chemistry booklet

For practical, we will be doing VA 9.

THINGS TO BRING FOR PRACTICAL:
1. VA 9 worksheet

Have a good weekend!

Cheers
Ms Lim

24 July 2009

download:

H2 Mathematics Tutorial 7 : Functions Solutions
H2 Mathematics Common Test 2007 Solutions
H2 Mathematics Common Test 2008 Solutions
H2 Mathematics Common Test Solutions
H2 Physics Mock Common Test
H2 Physics Mock Common Test Solutions

ignore the post below. it is my entry for the service-learning blogging thingamajic. haha. so yeah. and i couldn't find the thing we needed to download to e-learn for math. the chapter 9 topic. sorry.

23 July 2009

SAINTS WITH A CAUSE.

photos taken by tan zexun and nurul ain.

One month of giving. One month of helping. One month of service-learning.

09S05. Youth For Causes Project. To benefit aLife! organisation, one that provides counselling and assistance on anything related to fertility and pregnancy. That is our main goal and under the hands of our project leaders and our very own civics tutor ( who is a volunteer herself ), we will succeed.

Everyone deserves a happy family.

ROSES FOR YOU?

Easy as ABC. That was what most of us thought it would be. Just a simple task to be carried out on a bright sunny Saturday 110709. Oh, were we absolutely wrong. Indeed the task at hand was an easy one, one that involved the selling of roses at Novena Church, but everything seemed to be against our luck at that point in time. None of us would have anticipated that it was an upscale challenge all along.

It helped a little with the pastor giving a short announcement about our task during the service and the fact that the crowd was always there. People streaming in and out of the church by the hundreds as services began and ended, all happening in a blink of an eye. To be exact, every 45 minutes.

After noticing the pattern of people’s reactions to us selling the roses, all of us came up with an ingenious strategy. That is : to attack everyone as they leave the church once the service ends and rest in between the services.

The flunctuating weather did not bother us one bit. Despite the occasional drizzles and showers ( with the scorching Sun burning our back every now and then ), our continued enthusiasm and cheery smiles never fail to cease. We received the incessant support from our teachers, peers and not forgeting the ultra-friendly church-goers who were there to chat us up and ask about school and life.

It ended with a bang with a whopping $10,040 collected. A sigh of relief escaped our lips as we signed out with aching legs and sleepy eyes. It was all worth it.

STREET SALES.

Equipped with the skills and experience from the sales at Novena Church. Wound up and ready for action. Or so we thought we were – yet again. Even with our sweet smiles and polite gestures, the street sales proved to be an even laborious task.

Each of us were given a mediocre paperbag packed with $70 worth of merchandise, ranging from handmade cards, paper folders and also teddy bears. The goal was to sell everything within two hours. Yes, that’s right. EVERYTHING. Shocked, you might be. That was what we thought as well. But with the encouragement from our civics tutor, we chuck aside the word ‘IMPOSSIBLE’ and followed through our CT’s words. “You will never know unless you try.” And that was what we did.

With a multi-pronged approach in mind, we were scattered all over Singapore to maximise our capabilities and possibilities. From the conventional street sales to door-to-door sales to visitng former schools and even telemarketing, it demonstrated our diverse range of ideas to complete the same given task. Despite being warned by the HDB hub security for illegal gathering and conducting a what-they-claimed-to-be an unauthorised street sale, it didn’t demoralise our spirits and dragged us down.

The success rate was varied. Some of us worked our charm and achieved our target while the rest of us were not too pleased with our results. Despite all that, we know that we’ve tried our best and there were a pocket of us whom bought the merchandise to ourselves.

We were supposed to end at 4 in the afternoon – the latest at 5pm – but on till 6pm to help clear up and rearrange the leftover stocks. We laughed at the hilarious photos that were taken and camwhored even more at the end. It showed the world how we are as a cheerful class who knows when to work hard and when to play hard.

A WORD FOR CELEBRATION.

Although not all our goals were fulfilled, the satisfaction and the pleasure of helping others was one that overwhelmed all factors of failure. What more can we ask for other than the contentment of one’s self for trying our ultimate best and the monetary aid that we’ve rendered to our chosen organisation? Advertisements for the volunteer organisation and to promote the sparing of thought for the needy. All these in the name of indirect assistance.

But, the most important thing of all was that we bonded more as one family, lending a hand and pulling each other up when we fall and egging one another on when we felt like giving up.

No one said service learning was easy. That was one major lesson learnt. It opened up our eyes to notice the volunteers who sweat through the exact same arduous task of street sales and flag days everyday, maybe even much worse. We should respect them and stop to give a little donation to bring a smile to their face and to the smiles on those that we’ve helped. Even with just a small donation from spare change, it will go a long way into making a difference. We should indeed appreciate ourselves and the things that we are fortunate with instead of always focusing on the negative side of life.

WHAT’S NEXT?

Being a servant leader. With the past mistakes and lessons learnt from them, we can come up with better strategies and novel ways to overcome the problems. The next time we plan a service-learning, we should involve everyone in the class and update each other on the process so that we give our thoughts and follow through the journey. Certainly, the next project would be one that provides direct assistance to the target group, one where we can forge even closer ties with each other, one that requires much detailed planning and execution. As we will be much more knowledgeable, it will be an even better learning experience.

Well done everyone!

12 July 2009

Dear Class,

Alife org is appreciative of the contribution of our class, our fund raising project yesterday, one of the YFC activities, was very successful. The fund raised is $10040. Well done.

- Dr Chua

Coolios (:

ZX

11 July 2009

CIP @ Novena Church 110709
( morning shift : 0800 - 1200 )