Today i received 2 phonecalls  early in the morning. They are awesome calls that makes my day!

HAPPY YOUTH DAY !

Enjoy your youth to the fullest…

Cheers,

 Sean =))

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Hoho.. Don’t get me wrong!!! For students that have been under my wings before, you know that i am not a person that likes to be mixed Religions and Races together with Chemistry (or Sciences). And i would not like to argue like Charles Darwin on his Evolution Theory Vs. “God”.

I was reading a book borrowed from the national library titled “God Explained In a Taxi Ride” written by best-selling author Paul Arden, came across an interesting page related to Chemistry that would like to share with my readers and students.  In his book, he mentioned Gods of different religions such as Christianity, Catholic, Buddhism, Islam, Hindu, etc and even Scientology..

Dear Subscribers who have either:

1. Received the Video on Tips for Balancing Chemical Equations, or
2. Signed up for the Preview of the Mole Concepts Mini eBook

Thank you for visiting our Chemistry Blogsite as well as subscribing to either one of the above.

Being a subscriber to SimpleChemConcepts.com, you would have received several email follow-ups on Tips on Effective Learning for Chemistry as well as Strategies towards scoring As in your Chemistry Examinations. Such email follow-ups will be on-going in order to ensure that you receive constant supply of tips & strategies to motivate you towards greater interest & academic success in Chemistry.

It came to my awareness that the recent 2 follow-up emails were not delivered to subscribers until

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I was surfing for other Singapore-based student’s related website and happen to chance upon a F*ree meal opportunity.

After reading through the content, i understand that Full-Time students that are based in Singapore and have a valid blog will have a chance to grab the Big Mac vouchers.

 To find out more on how to grab the Big Mac, visit Student Blog Project.

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Halo Planet,

Wishing you a Happy Chinese New Year,we are going to have our reunion dinner in awhile, so i thought i wanna come up to do a post for all that celebrate this important festival for the chinese in this planet. For others, enjoy your holiday…if you country takes Chinese New Year as a public holidy. In Singapore, we are given 2 days to celebrate this occasion.

Make this year a Happy and Successful One for You!
Chinese New Year means celebration and the Year of the RAT is a special one to chinese as it is

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We are all so affected by the release of the 2007 GCE O Levels results announcement for the past two weeks. The tension built-up before the release and then the Joy for parents and students upon getting the results.

There were also tears of sorrow, regrets and shock from others.

No matter the state you are in right now, be clear of the options that are available and make good decisions on them.

NOW, we shall re-focus back on the graduating class (Secondary 4 Express and Secondary 5 Normal Academic) for this year 2008.

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This post is about 2 students from Gan Eng Seng Sec that emerge victorious from hardships to being Top Students. Despite having to struggle, Mr SY Teo and Miss Hairul H didn’t give up. She worked part-time to support herself though her O levels whilst he spent long hours studying to retain his scholarship and prevent any additional burden to his family.

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This posts is not to divert O-Level students into taking up Polytechnic courses over the JC route, but more of sharing with avid readers of this blog on the market reality.

Based on major local papers, Polytechnic graduates are in high demand amid Singapore’s robust economic growth, with the maritime and engineering sectors offering the highest salaries for fresh graduates. According to the annual Graduate Employment Survey conducted between Oct and Dec last year by the five polytechnics in Singapore - Nanyang, Ngee Ann, Republic, Singapore and Temasek - about 93% of economically active fresh graduates found jobs within six months, up from the overall emplument rate of 91.3% in 2006 survey. The 2007 survey were based on 11,000 respondents.

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With choices galore, how should students decide where to go after the O’s?A good way to start is to find out where their abilities, interests and value systems lie.

Question that i will ask the students will be:

“Is the acadamic path what they have an aptitude for or are interested in? Are they more suited for hands-on, practical courses? Will their personal interests - whether in sports, the arts or other areas - be catered to?”

JCs would suit academically-inclined students who want a more direct path to university. They can also provide a stronger sense of community, as students wear uniforms, are put in smaller classes and are subjected to the culture and ethos of their JC.

Polytechnic education, on the other hand, is valued for its practical nature and relevance to the industry requirements. It

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