Classroom Observation held in MSU-Balindong

Sunday, October 29-30, 2006 marks not the end but a new beginning for all the IBM eMentor Scholars.

Four of the IBM eMentor Scholars were observed in our school that made my heartbeats throbs. Yes, being the host and one of the presentors at the same time is a hard thing to do. It's very hard on our part thinking all the things we need to do and prepare, we didn't have enough time to relax and prepare ourselves for the demo. And upon reaching our school on that day, lights went off! Good we have the school's generator.

Anyway, that's a challenge on my part and Ms. Nor-ain. Congratulations to everyone for deliveing your presentations well. As the classroom observation ends, as the MSU-Balindong students walks out in classroom observation, they are asking me if there will be another kind of demonstration especially our First Year Pilot who never have the chance to discuss their lessons using the power of computers.

To Ma'am Carol, thank you...for you amazed our First Year Pilot students.

To Sir Aquil, our profound gratitude... for you opened the eyes of our Third Year Pilot students for what is happening around us.

To Sir Arnold, a million thanks to you...for touching the lives of our students.

And to Ms. Sal, Ms. Venus and especially to Ms. Nor-ain...the moral support you have given us, thank you very much.

Of course, I will never forget Sir Garsh for his perseverance in mentoring all the IBM Scholars for even he is a million miles from us, he never broke the connection with us, SUKRAN!

Last, but not the least, to Sir Meoh, for all the things you've done, for all the things you've shared, for all the things you've imparted to us, for all the things we've learned, etc...may GOD ALMIGHTY BLESS YOU always and MAY HE GIVE YOU MORE STRENGTH AND HEALTH and Guide you in all that you do!

As I have said, this is not the end but another beginning for our life as IBM eMentor Scholars. More challenging tasks is ahead of us, for us to continue implementing the objectives and principles of the IBM eMentor Scholarship Program. The knowledge and skills that we have acquired from our Mentors is a very powerful weapon for us to use in tackling our task as IBM eMentor Scholars.

GOD LUCK for another challenge to face!

Wassalam,

Ms. Marie