Catch yourself in action right here!
How to walk and stand, round 1
Warning, non-examples exist here!
How not to sit like a gentleman
How to sit like a gentleman/lady (slightly exaggerated version)
Volunteers for how to bend down and reach for stuff...
Shaking hands
Round 2 volunteers, how to sit
How a girl should walk up and down stairs
Handshaking again
Confident self-intro
Candid camera shots
Coming up soon... dining etiquette photos
I have over 3000 photos in 3 days to sort out ASAP... so won't have time to post process all photos.. watch out for this space for sports carnival pics... that alone took up 2500! Thanks partly to Chuams for spamming some group photos.
Hee hee.. you see it first here... a preview of what to expect tomorrow too.
Joce - doing the resume bit
It's been quite some time since I feature their photos here
Evidence of the BS in tennis about "flexibility of mind and quickness to respond to unexpected situations". Bigger one here. How not to write your resume example
Analogy to interviews..
Sketch this!
Now sketch this instead
We did it!
Dinning etiquette, a preview for tomorrow.
This is how you can eat for 2 hours
We should bring real chopsticks for them to practice
Interview session
Rule no 1. Shake off your plastic smile..
Rule no 2. No MP3 or V signs
The almost perfect interviewee
Must keep awake..
I'm on candid camera!
Let's look pretty and cute
Did I mention about the plastic smiles?
If one interviewer is stressful, wait till you face a panel of them!
Well, I get asked a lot about "should I take H3" etc questions recently now that the common test results are out. I think it is worthwhile to deal with this topic for a while here today.
Q1. Should I take H3 subjects?
A1: If you can, why not? Why shouldn't you take H3 subjects if you are able to?
Q2. Why should I take H3 subjects?
A2: Ideally, the answer should be because you love that subject. But I will settle for "going for scholarship" any day too.
Q3. I do not meet the minimum requirements set by so and so for H3 in that subject, should I sign up?
A3: Yes. The brick wall is there to stop those who do not want it as much. If you truly love that subject and can show that you can handle it, then go for it. Let the teachers have the headache of whether to accept your application or not.
Q4. What is H3 physics about?
A4: In H3 physics, we will study 6 topics in modern physics that is not covered in H2 physics. Of which, there will be some (roughly 10-20% by my inaccurate estimates) will be extension of H2 physics topics. It's fun because it is totally different from the physics we have learned so far
Q5. Who will be teaching H3 physics?
A5: All (currently 5) physics tutors will be taking turns to teach H3 physics.
Q6. Will I be able to take H3 under NUS/NTU next year?
A6: Yes, you will be eligible to sign up for external H3 courses. Though it may be a good idea to leave the vacancies to your friends who needs it more than you.
Remember, Physics is Phun!
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