The concept of the classes here is pretty interesting. This module on Materials Science (MLE) requires us to create a poster in an exhibition-like concept which involves us presenting to other students alike followed by a q&a session. So much different from NUS. And I loved that we could print out posters for free at such great quality. My team include Jay, Tobias and me. Tobias left before we took this pic, oops.
Danish class. My teacher's name is also Jonathan but pronounced as 'Yor-ner-thern'. Danish pronounce J as 'Y'. Same goes for German. But Danish is getting harder, I hate it when they just throw us sentences and not teach us the grammar. It's hard to recreate sentences, and to just purely vomit out sentences which we memorize, I think that's quite ineffective to learning any language. But nevertheless, the class is still interesting and manageable. Just that we have to read THREE STORY BOOKS. And that's mad, I took one hour to realize that the main character is just going to the kitchen to look for food.
The concept of the classes here is pretty interesting. This module on Materials Science (MLE) requires us to create a poster in an exhibition-like concept which involves us presenting to other students alike followed by a q&a session. So much different from NUS. And I loved that we could print out posters for free at such great quality. My team include Jay, Tobias and me. Tobias left before we took this pic, oops.
Danish class. My teacher's name is also Jonathan but pronounced as 'Yor-ner-thern'. Danish pronounce J as 'Y'. Same goes for German. But Danish is getting harder, I hate it when they just throw us sentences and not teach us the grammar. It's hard to recreate sentences, and to just purely vomit out sentences which we memorize, I think that's quite ineffective to learning any language. But nevertheless, the class is still interesting and manageable. Just that we have to read THREE STORY BOOKS. And that's mad, I took one hour to realize that the main character is just going to the kitchen to look for food.
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