Wednesday, February 13, 2013

Primarypad 502


Group 1: Amanda, Zura, Ayu, Grace
http://beta.primarypad.com/p/un4Qi6WCDF


Group 2: Nazhirah, Amirah, Tat Chern, Jin Jian
http://beta.primarypad.com/p/tt1ImA0Fn2


Group 3: Ding Yuan, Merwin, Nasruddin, Kevin
http://beta.primarypad.com/p/TTydyPGC01


Group 4: Asma'ie, Haziq, Zikri, Wesley
http://beta.primarypad.com/p/hp5ioRzKgA


Group 5: Ryan, De Zhi, Raja, Mustaqin
http://beta.primarypad.com/p/snq8rgkszL




Task 1: 
a. In each line, there is one grammar mistake. Edit it.

While it is important to impart correct road safety values to our pupil, the Government’s efforts cannot merely stop there. 
During off-peak hours, it is not uncommon to see heavy vehicles speed on the second or even first lane of expressways such as the Pan-Island Expressway and Kranji Expressway. 
Not only do this pose a threat to other motorists, some drivers may carry on their errant driving habits on normal roads. 
The relevant authorities might enforce the traffic laws more actively against these errant drivers. 
There would be more frequent expressway and road patrols during off-peak hours. 
Defensive driving courses could be made compulsory, if this is not already so. 
The Tampines accident is a tragedy, one that could well have been avoid.



Primarywall 501


Group 1: Mahirah, Surya, Syazwani, Ramya
http://beta.primarypad.com/p/olO0NPf5B5


Group 2: Jermaine, Wahyuni, Rebecca, Atika
http://beta.primarypad.com/p/Bjz9dQ1ZBn


Group 3: Kenneth, Shabir, Tun Tuah
http://beta.primarypad.com/p/EN6FGyju46


Group 4: Fahd, Ariffin, Sohail
http://beta.primarypad.com/p/PhSn42WDTC


Group 5: Kevin, Teng Tien, Suriya
http://beta.primarypad.com/p/WWqZ1Ja42V




Task 1: 
a. In each line, there is one grammar mistake. Edit it.

While it is important to impart correct road safety values to our pupil, the Government’s efforts cannot merely stop there. 
During off-peak hours, it is not uncommon to see heavy vehicles speed on the second or even first lane of expressways such as the Pan-Island Expressway and Kranji Expressway. 
Not only do this pose a threat to other motorists, some drivers may carry on their errant driving habits on normal roads. 
The relevant authorities might enforce the traffic laws more actively against these errant drivers. 
There would be more frequent expressway and road patrols during off-peak hours. 
Defensive driving courses could be made compulsory, if this is not already so. 
The Tampines accident is a tragedy, one that could well have been avoid.



Monday, February 7, 2011

Examining the conflict in Sri Lanka through editorial cartoons

Political /Editorial Cartoons about the conflict in Sri Lanka


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The year is 1983. Yelling through the megaphone is the president of Sri Lanka Junius Richard Jayewardene. In the top left corner is a shoreline of the Indian subcontinent. There is a man tied up; on his chest is the word ‘Tamils’
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Pictured holding the leash and wagging his finger is Sri Lankan President Junius Richard Jayewardene, who was in office from 1978 to 1989. The dogs have the words ‘armed forces.’ The man who is sweating, holding onto coconuts and seated on the bent tree has the word ‘Tamils’ over his head and he is over a shoal of sharks – the word Sinhalese is written over the fin of a shark.
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Tuesday, January 25, 2011

Consequence of conflict in Sri Lanka




This is a BBC Ch4 report about the state of the refugee camps housing Tamils who had to flee the fighting between the Sri Lankan Army and LTTE (Tamil Tigers).

Link: http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid1184614595?bctid=22197914001

Friday, January 21, 2011

Word Cloud: Causes of Conflict for Sri Lanka

Wordle: Key words for Case Study of Sri Lanka: Causes of Conflict



Look at these words. Does each word trigger your memory about Sri Lanka?
Link words with your own comments or phrases in a mind map, or jot them down in point form.

Thursday, January 13, 2011

Timeline: Sri Lanka Conflict

Check out this time line of the conflict in Sri Lanka. A good summary of events leading up to the violence and also the consequences that follow. Time line runs from 1948 to 2009.

or go to http://www.dipity.com/ and then search "Sri Lanka Conflict" - look for the time line created by TheAgenda.

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

SS: Real time amendments to textbook! Changes to NHS...

The British Government is considering Changes to NHS. Check out this Q&A provided by BBC news online about the shake-up

For a comprehensive online archive that chronicles the birth of NHS, once again back to the BBC with this webpage filled with video and audio interviews and facts.