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profile Rohani. 1988. Republic Polytechnic student. Currrently working as Operations Assistant and part-time primary tutor. Dream of becoming a business owner. Be financially free by age of 35. archives social circle Ayu Deiya Diyana Nisa Su Wirni credits you can remove this if you don't have a conscience. i assure you i will not hunt you down. skin by: Jane |
Thursday, December 31, 2009 @ 8:02 AM
New Year Resolution HAPPY NEW YEAR!! ....Welcome 2010...
Saturday, December 26, 2009 @ 8:19 AM
Happy Birthday Cik Saimah Salam all,  Wonderful dinner with Irwan's family @ Fig & Olive in conjuction of Irwan's mum birthday.Semoga panjang umur & dimurahkan rezeki. Agar sihat2 selalu & sentiasa kelihatan anggun seperti awek muda..amin!  Gift for Irwan's mum. A few days later, I bought the same one for myself. Haha, addicted to the sweet parfum smell.This is one of the reason why I stayed with you because Wassalam, Rohani Wednesday, December 16, 2009 @ 7:09 AM
Logistics Fail I can't stop laughing during and after I watched this video: Poor donkey! Friday, December 04, 2009 @ 6:55 AM
Repeat student teaching a straight A student? Salam all, There's thousand of reasons why I love teaching. Why I been tutoring kids voluntary and as job since 2005. Believe it it as nothing to do with whether I am smart or not. It's all about the teacher's passion that reflects through the student's result. It's not about a straight A's teacher producing a straight A student or a failed teacher produce a failed student. I am not a failure. I am the result of success from a failure. Okay, I am not using to boost myself but I am trying to make a point here that teaching has nothing nothing to do with a teacher's school grades but the attitude and willingness. I was assigned to 2 students this year. They are totally opposite student. One is notorious the other is obedient. One is talkative and hyper the other is shy and quiet. One hates school the other loves school. One reflects me now the other reflects me in the past. I used to love school when I was in primary and secondary but I hated it when I am learning something I am not interested in. That's the main reason why I am a repeated student this year. Nadirah, my primary 1 student scored straight A's in all her subjects and is in top 4 in her class. She's improved from 2 a's 1b and top 9. She's a bright kid. I used to be like her, really. She is so motivated to learn and that's the reason why I will continue teaching her in 2010. The other is Istiqamah, my primary 3 student. She's like me now, who hated school and her results were just borderline. One advice I gave her is that, there's always other way for you to be successful rather than scoring straight A's for school. I know you can do that, I am see a successful woman in you. You may make mistakes now, but I hope you learn from it. Making mistakes and learning from it is the best education you can ever had in your entire life. I did not hear from her, yet. But no matter what the results it, failure or passed, I still know she will soon find her own ways. I am not tutor who force the student to study. For Nadirah, she always keen to learn who I motivate her every lessen so she won't get bored. For Istiqamah, I try to make the lessen as creative as possible by bringing my laptop and play math/eng/science quiz online. If she do not want to study, I will not argue and I will either let her do her own stuff and tell stories to make her understand that life is not based on report book. I may give a wrong message but sometimes I do feel that kids tend to not like school more if we keep scolding them that they are stupid, lazy, troublesome, failure & etc. I am not ashamed to go for teaching interview and told them I used to be a repeat student. I am not ashamed to also tell them that since I have been a failure, I have help others to be successful. I've read an article that top NUS students are given the top priority to go for interview. -_- What the heck? They think top student = top employees = top companies? It was never like that. Why interview the owner of the companies, trust me, some of them can't even speak English. But... these owners have a creative brain that think big and rich, that's why they are owners. A banker will never asked for report book but financial report. That's when you know who is smarter. Alright, I shall stop here now. Can't go on anymore. Otherwise, it will be a 24hour long entry. Salam, Rohani Wednesday, December 02, 2009 @ 7:40 PM
Aloe Vera Challenge  Salam all, I've been having pimples breakout once every week. But the small pimple but a huge big lump of pimples appearing on the cheeks. I never had this kind of horrible pimple breakouts before, until I start to work full-time. Stress you know! I started using every kind of facial cream and soap but it doesn't really work, especially to reduce redness and scars! Lots of scars on my cheeks! I usually cover the pimple using concealer but I wish to remove the scars permanently. Thus, after doing some research on the internet on how to reduce or remove pimple scars, I came across aloe vera gel: Above video shows a very good examples on how to extract the gel from Aleo Vera plant & apply it on your skin. There's a lot a positive comments stating that this gel really cure pimples. See this link too: CLICK HERE Try goggling on benefits of Aloe Vera gel, and you can find more than 10 usage of it beside curing pimples. It can cure cuts, burns and moisturize your hair! Great isn't it? So today, I bought the Aloe Vera plant at pasar malam for only $12 and apply it on my skin. I am going to apply this gel once or twice every day for this month. I will sure to update the before and after pictures if it works! So keep reading my blog to see the results! Good night. Salam, Rohani |