Club 30's "Kill the Boredom Demon" Jive Pad 146th Edition
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afternoon, heading for lunch in 10
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Just woke up from midmorning nap! *yawns* quiet day today it seems~
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Nice Sunny Singapore Day.
Purrfect to wash laundry, hang out to dry.
Especially those pillows and comforters that was so drool sodden. :P
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and now a bit more of emails, updates...then snooze fest!
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time to head out~
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it just got really dark
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up from my snoozefest. time to check out stuff in hk.
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morning
time to do work
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lunch! back in a while!
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pic of the day.. no horse run!!
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Originally posted by the Bear:
pic of the day.. no horse run!!
Oh... I think Najib is really in for trouble... Dr M is trying to kachiow his bridge again...
But seriously, mega vessels can't pass by Johor Straits for nuts. They're going to run aground.
Oh.. During CNY, M'sian police launched anti - ruasa campaign again
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anti or nanti-rasuah?
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Originally posted by the Bear:
anti or nanti-rasuah?
lolI think those flooded kampong, the mata could not go for house visit..
no free food, no ang bow tis year
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*me mysteriously appears in a puff of smoke*
In a recent test I invigilated, there was plenty of drama....
A few people didn't bring their matriculation cards even though they know by now how important it is to produce official ID on demand during tests.
For one of the students, the conversation I had with her went something like this:
Me: Your matric card, please.
Student: Sir, I didn't bring it.
Me: Okay.... your IC, driving licence, or student pass then.
Student: Sir, I didn't bring my purse. I live in a Hall.
Me (getting exasperated): Okay, which class are you in?
Student: Sir.... I forgot which class I'm in.
Me (about to blow my top): Okay.... who's your tutor?
Student: Uhh.... that would be you.
I facepalmed right there and then.
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fail -____-
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Originally posted by fudgester:
*me mysteriously appears in a puff of smoke*
In a recent test I invigilated, there was plenty of drama....
A few people didn't bring their matriculation cards even though they know by now how important it is to produce official ID on demand during tests.
For one of the students, the conversation I had with her went something like this:
Me: Your matric card, please.
Student: Sir, I didn't bring it.
Me: Okay.... your IC, driving licence, or student pass then.
Student: Sir, I didn't bring my purse. I live in a Hall.
Me (getting exasperated): Okay, which class are you in?
Student: Sir.... I forgot which class I'm in.
Me (about to blow my top): Okay.... who's your tutor?
Student: Uhh.... that would be you.
I facepalmed right there and then.
I think you can start a book on what not to do as a student
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Originally posted by fudgester:
*me mysteriously appears in a puff of smoke*
In a recent test I invigilated, there was plenty of drama....
A few people didn't bring their matriculation cards even though they know by now how important it is to produce official ID on demand during tests.
For one of the students, the conversation I had with her went something like this:
Me: Your matric card, please.
Student: Sir, I didn't bring it.
Me: Okay.... your IC, driving licence, or student pass then.
Student: Sir, I didn't bring my purse. I live in a Hall.
Me (getting exasperated): Okay, which class are you in?
Student: Sir.... I forgot which class I'm in.
Me (about to blow my top): Okay.... who's your tutor?
Student: Uhh.... that would be you.
I facepalmed right there and then.
are you sure he's from your school? -
As I pointed out to them, without valid official ID, they could have been thrown out of the exam hall if I (or my co-invigilator) had been feeling evil enough.
I still find it extremely difficult to grasp why anyone would go on campus without at least some form of official ID. Even if they had not brought their matric card, I would have thought that they would have still brought their IC/11B/driving licence/student pass....
I don't give a *toot* about whether they live on campus or not.... as I have just explained to my students, had there been a crime on campus, and the police decided to stop them for questioning....
...... they could have been held by the police until their identities were verified.
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Originally posted by fudgester:
As I pointed out to them, without valid official ID, they could have been thrown out of the exam hall if I (or my co-invigilator) had been feeling evil enough.
I still find it extremely difficult to grasp why anyone would go on campus without at least some form of official ID. Even if they had not brought their matric card, I would have thought that they would have still brought their IC/11B/driving licence/student pass....
I don't give a *toot* about whether they live on campus or not.... as I have just explained to my students, had there been a crime on campus, and the police decided to stop them for questioning....
...... they could have been held by the police until their identities were verified.
You should have thrown her out, because she could've been taking the exam for her friend. She should've run off to get her ID when you were reading out the instructions. Once the paper's turned over it's too late.
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Originally posted by Kuali Baba:
You should have thrown her out, because she could've been taking the exam for her friend. She should've run off to get her ID when you were reading out the instructions. Once the paper's turned over it's too late.
My co-invigilator (who was in overall command) decided against it, since we had class lists with their faces by the side of each name. The girl looked very much like the face that was in the class lists. Her name and matric number tallied as well.
That said, we threatened to eject anyone who didn't have any official ID the next time.
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Originally posted by fudgester:
*me mysteriously appears in a puff of smoke*
In a recent test I invigilated, there was plenty of drama....
A few people didn't bring their matriculation cards even though they know by now how important it is to produce official ID on demand during tests.
For one of the students, the conversation I had with her went something like this:
Me: Your matric card, please.
Student: Sir, I didn't bring it.
Me: Okay.... your IC, driving licence, or student pass then.
Student: Sir, I didn't bring my purse. I live in a Hall.
Me (getting exasperated): Okay, which class are you in?
Student: Sir.... I forgot which class I'm in.
Me (about to blow my top): Okay.... who's your tutor?
Student: Uhh.... that would be you.
I facepalmed right there and then.
this explains the quality of the temp staff I sometimes end up with.
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Originally posted by elindra:
I think you can start a book on what not to do as a student
it'll be a bestseller for sure! -
feel fine today ....
I think i'm over my bronchitis .....
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good to hear
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Originally posted by cassie:
it'll be a bestseller for sure!no it won't be... it is quite the norm now for students to never read what is not in the syllabus...
they will refuse to read any books or publications.. and worse, they take pride in it