2009 MJC JAE 08S203!
#1 Aishwarya
#2 Yi-Chen
#3 Bin Li
#4 Isabelle
#5 Wen Eng
#6 Wen Juan
#7 Liting
#8 Sousata
#9 Kenji
#10 King
#11 Ian
#12 Xu Tat
#13 Kim Hui
#14 Nashiran
#15 Kevin
#16 Zhen Jie
#17 Zi Yang
#18 Quan Xiang
#19 Shiva
#20 Danny
#21 Zi Kai
2008 MJC JAE 08s203
#1 Aishwarya
#2 Yi-Chen
#3 Bin Li
#4 Isabelle
#5 Wen Eng
#6 Wen Juan
#7 Liting
#8 Sousata
#9 Hadi
#10 Arravind
#11 King
#12 Ian
#13 Xu Tat
#14 Kim Hui
#15 Nashiran
#16 Kevin
#17 Zhen Jie
#18 Quan Xiang
#19 Shiva
#20 Zi Kai
OUR BELOVED TEACHERS:
CT/PHYSICS/PW
Dr Joseph Vaz
CHEMISTRY Mr Daniel Nah Mr Wong Hoe Sing Ms Cindy Ong
MATHEMATICS Ms Chia Wai Leng Ms Kok Ye Hong
ECONOMICS
Mr Robin Hon
GENERAL PAPER
Mr Kevin Hing
Glorious moments
~2008 science fiesta catapult best range
~2008 Best improved class in Physics
~Shiva the arm wrestling champion a.k.a airpork ~A FOR PW:D
Dr Vaz's house BBQ(: 04.01.09 Chinese New Year Decorations :D by 20th jan Ms Ong's Chem Spa test 2nd feb Econs test on inflation. 14th feb (sat) bikeathon CIP 16th feb (mon) chem test from organic intro - halo 19th feb (thurs) physics test chp11-13+gravitation 21st feb Road race 26th Feb (Thursday) A level's Chemistry SPA 27th feb (Fri) maths test : techniques of integration til differential eqn 2nd March(Mon) econs test - unemployment 6th Mar (fri) A lvl Physics SPA 9th mar (mon) chem test: halogeno to carboxylic acids 10th mar(tues) maths quiz: integration & differential eqn 23-27 MAR- MARCH BLOCK TEST!!
HELLO!! If you are not anticipating any intense studying sessions yet, this should get into your mind NOW: (say this pledge please) "hello Mr/Mz March block test! I swear i will conquer you, make sure you don't challenge my intelligence, prevent you from going down the drain, and give me all the As that i deserve. (and being a proud MJ student, you know clearly more than anyone else that you OUGHT TO/HAVE TO/MUST study haaaaard in order to DESERVE the As)"
You will most probably go.. " huh... how to study hard. I study also cannot get good grades... :( " Relax ok? There's still hope in this one precious week. I can't emphasise this enough but just a cliche yet valuable advice from the study guru,
PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT. Plan your March holidays time wisely. don't do unecessary things and regret after that, knowing you could jolly well have used the time to study for the extra marks needed.
It isn't the really major exam like your Alvls yet. but as quoted from the teachers, this will be a real gauge as to how well prepared you are, at this stage, for the coming A levels. so, in other words, you choose your own destiny yeah?
anyway, just a gentle reminder, complete the following before chem consultation:
MBT revision package
ALL organic Exercises (don't worry, it's really just the basics)
memorise the 5 mechanisms: FRS, EA, ES, SN2 (NS), NA
Memorise (and know how to apply) ALL concept maps (we've done this a couple of times already right? haha)
Learn how to draw alpha-helix and Beta pleated sheet in proteins structure
Write down or take note of all doubts to ask Ms Ong
As for maths, it is strongly advisable for you to print out the past year MBT papers and practice on them For econs, do e-learning. ( i think it's on exchange-rate determination... there's alot of the e lessons available so i don't know which it is.. but there's only assessment on the exchange rate determination) For physics, you heard what Dr Vaz said. don't just spend your time on one subject, or rather other subjects, alone. Revise your tutorials and lecture notes and attempt the TYS qns. For GP.. i don't really have any idea of what to do, but there's GP consultation slots available on Saturday, 9-11am. That's all for this week's homework update! not much of homework besides preparation for MBT :D
P.S : take note that this is not for self-indulgence but for a real purpose in motivating you 08S203 folks to get hyped up in studying. :D
Wish the lot of you all the best for March Block Test. Keep your brain healthily exercising! :]
~WJ
Friday, March 6, 2009
Econs- mr hon's answers /// 8:51 AM
ECONS ANSWER (might not be complete)
Slowdowns in US, Eurozone, Japan and Asia --> lower income as well as les optimistic business outlook and lower consumer confidence --> lower demand for consumer goods including imports from Singapore. Demand for imported goods are income-induced. As a result, Singapore will reduce exports to these regions --> fall in net export --> multiple contraction of national income and hence negative economic growth in singapore.
The global financial and economic shocks will be transmitted to domestic economic activity both directly and indirectly. The global financial crisis 2008/2009 and the resultant squeeze in liquidity and credit impinge on domestic economic activities in 3 main ways:
Firstly, the crisis has an immediate impact on the sentiment-driven segments on the financial sector, such as wealth advisory and brokerage & treasury activities. Second, as consumer sentiment weakens, this has a direct bearing on domestic-oriented activities such as retail trade and those related to the property market. Third, the repercussions on the external-oriented sectors come indirectly through a widespread contraction in economic activity and a sharp pull back in spending in the external economies, including Asia. Given open nature of Singapore economy, a large proportion of the industries such as manufacturing, transport-hub and tourist services are quickly affected by the fall in external demand.
Subsequently, as business conditions worsen, companies’ profits margins are squeezed, forcing them to curtail investment spending and cut back on employment and wages. This later in turn further dampens consumer sentiment and consumption, thus exacerbating the contraction in domestic-oriented activities. As a result, Singapore economic growth has been negatively impacted.
Homework updates /// 5:35 AM
The weekends are coming, yet again...
so naturally, you will expect HOMEWORK to pile up again.. but please try your best and make sure u clear those homework too ok? :D
It's gonna be a tough week ahead with MARCH BLOCK TEST around the corner.. but perservere on!! i believe everyone of us in 08S203 still has the chance to do well in march block test so jiayou jiayou!! don't slack or procrastinate too much! you just need to make full use of the weekends. :]
ok anyways, these are the homeworks to be done by this weekend:
Chemistry
nitrogen compounds tutorial (at least qn 1-4) + concept map
STUDY FOR MONDAY'S COMMON TEST : halogenoalkanes to carboxylic acid (learn alkenes & arenes concept map too)
*start on your block test revision package
Physics
Electromagnetism tutorial
electric field assignment (by mon)
*start revising physics, do tys etc.
Math
complete P&C tutorial
Start on probabilty tutorial
*start practicing the extra/self practices behind your tutorials
GP
Do AQ on GP forum (refer to the passage went through)
*read up on current affairs; download the powerpoint slides Mr Hing uploaded on IVLE
Econs
Copy finish from your friends (I will probably post the full essay tomorrow) the econs essay Mr hon flashed to us the last tutorial
*start revising your macro stuff; dig out questions to ask Mr hon; book a consultation slot with him (according to experience, it's quite effective :D )
*optional, but strongly advised to do so.
Please make the changes if i typed something wrong or missed out any homework. :D
~Wen Juan
P.S :( aim for Ms Ong's Pizza!! study hard for the upcoming test!!!)
remember.. perspectives
Economics Consultation Details /// 3:59 AM
March Block Test is Coming. This is the Economics Consultation time slots available with Mr Hon, Tuesday: 7.55am-11.15am Wednesday: 10.25am-1.45pm Friday: 7.55am-8.35am AND 9.35am-11.15am
*Only Macro Issues *No more than 3 students *No last minute booking * COME PREPARED!
All the Best for march block test:D -weneng:D:D:D
Thursday, March 5, 2009
Nick Vujicic /// 5:07 AM
Invasion by KENJI !
Anyways, i don't know why nowadays i keep coming across these motivational videos or one of my friends would introduce it to me. So i shall share it with you guys so that we can keep our aim(A's at A'levels) ...
AT SIGHT ! (:
This is just some of the more popular videos. Do check out the rest under the 'Related Videos' section for your own reference.
I think this should be the video that will keep us motivated to do well.