Since I can write so diligently for a $5 sponsored post, there's no reason why I don't write the same thing for Advertlets who offer RM20 for this post.
You can see the bloggers in the picture above showing off their Advertlets stickers, badges and cheques! They did write the same post s and got rewarded for their efforts.
Cashing out from Advertlets? I'm not making much yet but if I do, I'll probably buy myself a new mouse pad for my blogging task instead of using the touch pad.
Well, join me and write this post in your blog too.
His Holiness Sakya Trizin is already in Malaysia. The head of the Sakya lineage will be in Malaysia for about one month as part of HH Asia tour.
Read, FL Sam's post as he went to KLIA to welcome HH yesterday. Read the comments in his post for other activities going on too.
For the Kalachakra Empowerment this Saturday and Sunday at OCM Indoor Sports Centre opposite Stadium Negara, check out my previous post here.
Here are 10 reasons why the Ministry of Education should not implement single session and dismiss schools at 4 p.m.
1. Teachers are not babysitters. Teachers are burdened with a lot of programmes and paper works.
2. Parents will treat teachers like babysitters. They might take advantage to leave their children in school until they clock off at 5 p.m. only to pick up their children. This might lead parents to neglect their responsibility.
3. Teachers will be losing a lot of side income especially from tuition business.
4. Tuition centres and private tutors will generate lesser income too if students study until evening.
5. Students will definitely end up bringing more books to school (which resulted in heavy school bags which is not a new issue) as there will be more study periods. Unless the evening hours are for extra curricular activities.
6. Students should spend their evening for leisure, take a nap or doing homework instead of wasting time waiting for the bus or parents to pick them up after school at 4 p.m.
7. To be realistic, many schools are crowded and still have to opt for the two-session.
8. It's general election soon. If the next Minister of Education is not Hishamuddin, suggesting or arguing about this issue is useless because chances are new minister wants to implement their own policy.
9. The National Union of Teaching Profession (NUTP) is pretty vocally sound and will fight for the teachers who are already MENTALLY and physically drained teaching hundreds or thousands of students each day.
10. Students will be extremely tired after school. Or perhaps during school hours. Which one is better, sleep in the class or skip school?
I read through Dave Cheong's blog and found his blog rather resourceful. And I would like to simplify and share his 18 ways to stay focus on work here. I'm kinda distracted since weekend is near.
1. Write out a daily task list and plan your day.
2. Allocate time slots colleagues can interrupt you.
3. Apply time boxing. This means instead of working on a task till it is done, try working on it by giving yourself a deadline or limited time, say 30 mins.
4. Setup filters in your email.
5. Do not check personal email in the morning.
6. Set your IM status as being away or busy.
7. Listen to the right types of music.
8. Use the headphones but leave the music off.
9. Fill up a water bottle so that you can keep yourself hydrated which is important for all sorts of health reasons.
10. Find the best time to do repetitive and boring tasks.
11. Bring your lunch and have it at your desk.
12. Don’t make long personal calls.
13. Clean up your desk.
14. Get a good chair.
15. Use shortcuts on your computer.
16. Close programs you’re not using.
17. Limit time on Digg, Delicious, news sites and blogs.
18. Change your mindset and make work fun.
Happy working!
You can see the bloggers in the picture above showing off their Advertlets stickers, badges and cheques! They did write the same post s and got rewarded for their efforts.
