The reason for taking up this challenge is to reconcile my mental health and social media usage. I am trying to see social media as tools for building networks but not the means for building deep relationships. When it comes to our loved ones, it needs efforts to send across our love languages to them,…… Continue reading 30-day Challenge for Social Media Cleansing
For these days during the last few weeks in UTAR, I have been receiving heartwarming invitations for a farewell meal from people of different friend circles, departments…These are people who I have worked with for different job tasks, committees…or people whom I have random chats with once in a long while while bumping into them…… Continue reading People come and go, but love always stays and never leaves
Back in our olden days during the 20th Century, there was widespread propaganda dictating the importance of making progress for our human kind. We could see the rapid development of technologies to increase our life quality and the growing importance of knowledge for helping one in climbing the career ladder of success. However, the 20th…… Continue reading Designing 21st Century Education (Part 2)
In today’s classrooms, we can see a major shift in terms of the ideal pedagogy we are aiming for. It is no longer about transferring information and knowledge in the form of one-way communication through textbooks and worksheets. In order to prepare our students for the challenges they will face once they have stepped into…… Continue reading Designing 21st Century Education (Part 1)
Yay! I have completed my 30-day Self Harm Free Challenge. For the coming days, I might blog less often. I am actually thinking of another 30-day challenge. Guess what it is about. Well, it’s a 30 day challenge for social media cleansing. I am planning to do the following: 1.) Log out of Facebook (before…… Continue reading Day 30: Self-harm Free Challenge
