Sunday, January 10, 2010
mengingati kebesaran Allah...
Kami bertolak sekitar jam 6.15 pagi dari Union Resort di Lundu dan sampai di Kawasan Grogo sekitar jam 7.00. Air sudah separas lutut. Jam 1030 pagi kami cuba berpatah balik mencari jalan pulang alternatif tetapi tanah runtuh di pertengahan jalan. Jam 12 tengahari air sudah memenuhi jalan raya di hadapan restoran Red Dragon ditambah hujan turun terus-terusan. Jam 9 malam air semakin naik dan keluarga Puan Jossie menjemput kami ke rumah termasuk dua keluarga yang lain(tetapi mereka menolak). Lalu kamipun bermalam di rumah Puan Jossie dan bertolah balik ke Kuching 12 Januari 2009 (Isnin melalui Jalan Rambungan).
Satu pengalaman yang amat mendidik dan mengajar kami erti kebesaran Illahi yang sebetulnya. Subhana Allah Walhamdulillah,Walaillahaillallah wa Allahbhu Akhbar.
Friday, August 21, 2009
Ramadhan Al Mubaraq datang lagi...
Sunday, June 28, 2009
Talking to SK Kidurong teachers: a lecture preview
2. Stand firmly by the profession
3. Promote professional development.
Friday, May 8, 2009
SMK Ulu Balingian perlu perhatian segera atasi masalah bekalan air bersih
Situasi yang dialami SMK Ulu Balingian berlaku di beberapa sekolah pedalaman yang lain di neheri Sarawak, sama ada sekolah menengah mahupun sekolah rendah. Kebijaksanaan pengetua dan pengurusan sekolah amat penting apabila masalah seperti yang dihadapi SMK Ulu Balingian terjadi.
di kawasan rendah sekolah dan meranapkan rumah pam air sekolah.
Saddam dalam kenangan..
Al Zaidi adalah manusia biasa yang telah mengambil tindakan luar biasa. Kesannya, dua insiden serupa berlaku di Britai dan di India selepas itu.Ini semua pengaruah seorang insan bernama Saddam Hussein yang dibunuh oleh rejim pro Amerika. Kematian Saddam Al Zaidi ditali gantung bukan sahaja mengaibkan ahli keluarganya tetapi turut diratapi para penyokongnya, tidak kurang juga di kalangan pemimpin negara-negara Islam seluruh dunia.
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Seminar Budaya Melayu Sarawak 15-21 Mac 2009
Seminar Budaya Melayu Sarawak 2009 akan berlangsung dari 5 hingga 21 Mac 2009. Acara perasmian akan dilangsungkan di Dewan Santapan Dewan Udangan Negeri Sarawak Petra Jaya pada 15 Mac bermula jam 7.30 malam.
Mesyuarat Cadangan Bajet Seminar
dengan YB Datuk Amar Hj Awang Tengah
Ali Hassan, Timbalan Pengerusi AYBMS
Perasmian dijangka disempurnakan oleh YAB Penhin Sri Haji Abdul Taib Mahmud, Ketua Menteri Sarawak sementara penutupan akan disempurnakan oleh TYT Yang DiPertua Negeri Sarawak pada 21 Mac 2009.
Monday, November 3, 2008
Menangani Perubahan.. Kembara Pendidikan Yayasan Sarawak di SMK Mukah
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Selamat Hari Raya 1429
Saturday, September 13, 2008
"Revisiting" PPSMI..
Sunday, August 31, 2008
SELAMAT BERPUASA
Kesabaran kita adalah kunci iltizam memenuhi seruan Allah SWT menunaikan puasa yang sempurna. Amin.
Friday, August 22, 2008
Akhirnya Kerajaan bersikap perihatin..
Petrol And Diesel Price To Drop Saturday
PUTRAJAYA, Aug 22 (Bernama) -- The petrol and diesel price will drop by between eight sen and 22 sen respectively Saturday.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi announced Friday that the Cabinet had decided that the price of RON97 petrol be reduced by 15 sen to RM2.55 a litre from RM2.70, while RON92 would cost 22 sen less at RM2.40 a litre from RM2.62 a litre.
The retail price of diesel would drop by eight sen to RM2.50 a litre, he said in a statement.
The petrol price was determined by taking into account the actual price from Aug 1 to 21 and the 30 sen per litre subsidy borne by the government while the subsidy for diesel, based on the new price, was 50 sen a litre.
"The cabinet today decided to bring forward the enforcement date for adjustment of the new petrol price," he said.
Abdullah said the decision was made after taking into account the fall in the world fuel price in recent weeks and the steep rise in the inflation rate last month.
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) for last month, as announced today, rose by 8.5 per cent compared with July last year.
"It is the government's hope that the reduction in the petrol and diesel price will help ease the burden of consumers and reduce the inflationary pressure, especially on the low- and middle-income earners. The decision is also based on the current economic development," the prime minister said.
On Aug 1, the government announced that the petrol retail price till the end of the year would be adjusted on the first of every month, with the subsidy maintained at 30 sent per litre.
However, the prime minister said the adjustment formula would only be implemented if the retail price of petrol was less than RM2.70 per litre. Otherwise the price would be capped at that.
On June 5, the government raised the petrol price by 78 sen or 41 per cent from RM1.92 to RM2.70 a litre and diesel by RM1 or 63 per cent from RM1.58 to RM2.58 a litre.
At that time the world oil price was US$125 a barrel and it continued to rise to hover at US$140 a barrel at one time but has been on a downward trend since early this month.
The price was around US$115 a barrel last week and US$121 a barrel yesterday.
With today's announcement, the drop in price of RON97 petrol was 5.5 per cent, RON92 (8.4 per cent) and diesel (3.1 per cent).
-- BERNAMA
Just One More Time..What satisfy teachers?
Last Wednesday, 20 August 2008, on my way back to Kuching via Brunei, Dr. Haji Loji Haji Saibi, Principal of Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Foundation Secondary School invited me to talk to his teachers (including those from the primary and preschool). I recalled giving him my book "Quality Burnout: an investigation of teachers' career satisfaction in Sarawak" and he ticked me on it this time. I recalled Dr. Loji's research was on work attitude and has also written a book on it. His interest on the subject began when pursuing his doctorate at QUT Brisbane more than 15 years ago.
Conceptually, career or job satisfaction refers to the pleasurable emotional state resulting from the appraisal of one's job as achieving or facilitating the achievement of one's job values (Locke, 1969:319). On the notion, coupled with a few other definitions, I discussed the context in which the environment Asean teachers are working. There are subjective situations. In Brunei, I presumed, there is no such thing as an issue of satisfaction with regards to pay and work environment. However, I was given to understand that there are things of cultural and professional in nature especially in term of sustaining the particular level of satisfaction among teachers. The school where Dr. Haji Loji is the CEO (in professional sense) is well funded. Teachers are trained and experienced. Quite a number are foreign teachers. The time I spent with the teachers was quite limited as I was rather in a hurry to catch my flight back to Kuching, happened to be the last flight on schedule. Thanks to Dr. Haji Loji and his teachers for giving me the opportunity to visit and talk to the teachers; brief but meaningful indeed.
Voice of concern- what should be the basis for teachers' quota in Malaysian schools?
How does curriculum implementation influence teachers' quota? This was the question I posed to a group of about 30 school inspectorates in Sabah when presenting a staff development lecture on Curriculum Management las Monday 18 August 2008 (1400-1600) at Kompleks Tabung Haji Kota Kinabalu. It is indeed almost insignificant to deliberate on teachers' quota in Malaysian schools based on the National Curriculum because there is no mention how schools subject are used as the determinant for teaching personnel a school should have. I was (again) mentioning the skill-based teachers' quota whereby each subject is sub-allocated into various skills as coherent to the learning objectives set for the students. In language subjects, at least five skills ought to be looked into: writing, spelling, grammar, composition and oral skill. The allocation of teachers based on these will allow a school to have five teachers for English Language for lower primary (year 1-3). This has been practised in a number of countries, developing and developed.