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Showing posts with label General knowledge. Show all posts

Saturday, August 11, 2012

SMS Percuma Tanpa Had Melalui Akaun Gmail Anda

Baru-baru ini telah di maklumkan kepada orang ramai melalui akaun GMail mereka, yang mana ianya membolehkan fungsi SMS tanpa had kepada nombor telefon telco di Malaysia. Tidak dapat dipastikan bila fungsi ini telah diaktifkan, tetapi ianya sudah begitu lama diperkenalkan kepada negara lain. Sedikit kajian mengatakan DiGi merupakan telco pertama yang berkerjasama bersama Google, bagi mengaktifkan fungsi ini kepada orang ramai.
Melalui fungsi SMS percuma ‘tanpa had’ ini, GMail memberikan 50 mata kredit – 1 kredit per SMS. Tiada had yang diperkatakan adalah apabila rakan anda membalas mesej kembali kepada GMail anda, 5 mata akan ditambah semula kepada mata kredit anda. Namun had penuh mata kredit adalah 50 dan mata kredit ini akan di reset semula setiap 24jam.
Untuk makluman anda, setiap SMS yang dibalas melalui telefon kepada akaun GMail, akan dikenakan cas sebanyak 10 sen per SMS atau untuk jimatkan kos anda boleh aktfikan langganan RM1 untuk seminggu.

Langkah memulakan SMS percuma ‘tanpa had’ melalui panel akaun Gmail.

Buka akaun Gmail, isikan nombor telefon pada bahagian Chat and SMS, klik butang SMS untuk teruskan

Paparan untuk simpan kenalan anda, lengkapkan nama dan lain-lain. klik butang save untuk teruskan.

Isikan mesej dan anda boleh menggunakan smiley untuk menjadikannya menarik.

Bagi mereka yang pernah mencuba perkhidmatan ini, pendapat anda mengenainya amat dialu-alukan. Pada ketika ini, perkhidmatan sms percuma ‘tanpa had’ ini cuma menyokong telco DiGi dan juga Maxis

Wednesday, June 3, 2009

General Tips For Teachers

By Christina Laun

For those working their way towards teaching degree, the excitement that comes along with becoming a teacher can be tempered by the terror of actually having to manage a classroom full of kids. Student teaching, and the first few years of teaching that follow, can be valuable and rewarding experiences, but that doesn’t mean that they won’t be stressful and crazy as well as you get the hang of being in charge of a classroom. Here are some tips, shared experiences of other teachers, advice from the pros, and helpful information that can help make your student teaching experience the best it can be.

General Tips

Here are a few general tips to keep in mind when you start student teaching.

  1. Be flexible. Even the best plans for lessons, projects and homework sometimes just don’t go as you expected. Try to keep things flexible so you won’t be completely derailed when students don’t respond the way you hope.

  1. Prepare for the unexpected. Along those same lines, when the unexpected does happen, make sure you’re ready for it. Keep a few backup lessons on hand so you won’t be left out in the cold if you need something to keep your students busy.

  1. Learn from other teachers. You’re student teaching in order to get an idea of how to teach, so what better way to supplement your experience than to ask questions and learn from those who are already in the field?

  1. Talk to parents. Learning to work with parents can be difficult, but it’s a necessary component of being a teacher. Make sure to keep parents informed of their child’s progress.

  1. Share your personal skills. Each person brings a different set of skills to the table when they start student teaching. For instance, if you’re a great artist, try incorporating art into your student’s lessons.

  1. Watch what you say. Those just entering student teaching can have a hard time remembering that what they say and do must be closely monitored, both in front of students and other faculty members. You never know what could come back to bite you, so keep your comments to yourself when at school or in public.

  1. Learn to prioritize. This can be a good rule for life in general, but it’s especially important when you’re teaching students. Figure out what parts of the lessons are most important and concentrate your energy on those.

  1. Find out how your school is run. You’ll make things a lot easier on yourself by figuring out the little day to day operations of the school you’ll be working for. Speak with administrators and cooperating teachers to get the information you’ll need to keep things running smoothly.

  1. Plan, plan, plan. When you’re starting out in teaching, you can’t ever plan too much. While it may seem tedious to spend hours planning out every detail of your classes, it can be a good way to keep you feeling confident until you really get the hang of teaching.

  1. Create simple rules. The best rules are those that are easy for your students to remember. Keep things simple and lay out some simple guidelines for students to follow to keep them well-behaved and attentive during class.

  1. Focus on what you do know. Student teachers and those just starting out in the field will sometimes feel like what they don’t know far outweighs what they do know. However true this may be, try focusing on what you do know instead. The rest will come in time.

  1. Don’t try to do it all at once. Many student teachers go into their classrooms with a million ideas for lessons. However, you’ll give yourself a heart attack running around trying to do all the things you want to do at one time, so focus on fully exploring a few of your ideas at a time.

  1. Ask questions. Don’t know something? Just ask. Those around you are there to help, so take advantage of their experience and knowledge as you work through your student teaching.

  1. Learn about the experience. While reading doesn’t compare to real life experience, it can help prepare you and give an idea of what to expect. Read articles and books about student teaching to help prepare you for the months to come.

  1. Enjoy it! At the end of the day, student teaching should be a fun and rewarding experience. Make sure you’re not so wrapped up in doing well that you aren’t taking the time to truly enjoy and appreciate it.

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Imam Al-Ghazali and His Six Questions.


One fine day, Al-Ghazali was sitting among his students
He asked them  six questions.....

What is the nearest  in our life?
His students answered parents, teachers, and friends.
Al-Ghazali said: It is death.
[ Al Imran :185 ]Allah said, Every soul should has taste of death.

What is the farthest in this world?
His students answered: China, moon, sun and stars.
Al Ghazali said: It is the past.
No matter how hard we try to get it, it is still unreachable.

What is the biggest  on earth?
His students answered:mountain,the earth and the sun.
Al Ghazali said: It is the desire.
[ Al-A'raf: 179 ]. Beware of our own desires. Don't let them lead us to the Hellfire.

What is the heaviest  on earth?
His students answered: elephant and steel
Al Ghazali said: Holding trust,
[ Surah Al-Ahzab:72 ] The creation of God could not bear to be vicegerents on Earth. However, human beings were proud in carrying out this favour that led most of them to Hellfire due to their failures of keeping trust.


What is the lightest on earth?
His students answered: Wind, dust, cloud and cotton
Al Ghazali said: It is leaving five times pray.
We leave it because of our job or business.

What is the sharpest on earth?
His students answered: sword
Al Ghazali said: The tongue.
People love to backbite and hurt others to satisfy their own needs.

Sunday, October 26, 2008

Kisah Rasulullah dan Seorang Pengemis

Di sudut pasar Madinah ada seorang pengemis Yahudi

buta yang setiap harinya selalu berkata kepada setiap

orang yang mendekatinya, "Wahai saudaraku, jangan

dekati Muhammad, dia itu orang gila, dia itu

pembohong, dia itu tukang sihir, apabila kalian

mendekatinya maka kalian akan dipengaruhinya".

Namun, setiap pagi Muhammad Rasulullah SAW

mendatanginya dengan membawakan makanan, dan tanpa

berucap sepatah kata pun Rasulullah SAW menyuapkan

makanan yang dibawanya kepada pengemis itu sedangkan

pengemis itu tidak mengetahui bahwa yang menyuapinya

itu adalah Rasulullah SAW. Rasulullah SAW melakukan

hal ini setiap hari sampai beliau wafat.

Setelah wafatnya Rasulullah SAW, tidak ada lagi

orang yang membawakan makanan setiap pagi kepada

pengemis Yahudi buta itu. Suatu hari sahabat terdekat

Rasulullah SAW yakni Abubakar RA berkunjung ke rumah

anaknya Aisyah RA yang tidak lain tidak bukan

merupakan isteri Rasulullah SAW dan beliau bertanya kepada anaknya itu,

"Anakku, adakah kebiasaan

kekasihku yang belum aku kerjakan?".

Aisyah RA menjawab, "Wahai ayah, engkau adalah seorang

ahli sunnah dan hampir tidak ada satu kebiasaannya pun

yang belum ayah lakukan kecuali satu saja".

"Apakah Itu?", tanya Abubakar RA.

"Setiap pagi Rasulullah SAW selalu pergi ke ujung

pasar dengan membawakan makanan untuk seorang pengemis

Yahudi buta yang ada di sana", kata Aisyah RA.

Keesokan harinya Abubakar RA pergi ke pasar dengan

membawa makanan untuk diberikan kepada pengemis itu.

Abubakar RA mendatangi pengemis itu lalu memberikan

makanan itu kepadanya. Ketika Abubakar RA mulai

menyuapinya, sipengemis marah sambil menghardik,

"Siapakah kamu?". Abubakar RA menjawab, "Aku orang

yang biasa (mendatangi engkau)."

"Bukan! Engkau bukan orang yang biasa mendatangiku",

bantah si pengemis buta itu.

"Apabila ia datang kepadaku tidak susah tangan ini

memegang dan tidak susah mulut ini mengunyah. Orang

yang biasa mendatangiku itu selalu menyuapiku, tapi

terlebih dahulu dihaluskannya makanan tersebut

setelah itu ia berikan padaku", pengemis itu

melanjutkan perkataannya.

Abubakar RA tidak dapat menahan air matanya, ia

menangis sambil berkata kepada pengemis itu, "Aku

memang bukan orang yang biasa datang padamu. Aku

adalah salah seorang dari sahabatnya, orang yang mulia

itu telah tiada. Ia adalah Muhammad Rasulullah SAW".

Seketika itu juga pengemis itu pun menangis mendengar

penjelasan Abubakar RA, dan kemudian berkata,

"Benarkah demikian? Selama ini aku selalu menghinanya,

memfitnahnya, ia tidak pernah memarahiku sedikitpun,

ia mendatangiku dengan membawa makanan setiap pagi, ia

begitu mulia....

Pengemis Yahudi buta tersebut akhirnya bersyahadat di

hadapan Abubakar RA saat itu juga dan sejak hari itu

menjadi muslim.

Nah, wahai saudaraku, bisakah kita meneladani

kemuliaan akhlaq Rasulullah SAW? Atau adakah

setidaknya niatan untuk meneladani beliau? Beliau

adalah ahsanul akhlaq, semulia-mulia akhlaq.

Kalaupun tidak bisa kita meneladani beliau seratus >

persen, alangkah baiknya kita berusaha meneladani

sedikit demi sedikit, kita mulai dari apa yang kita

sanggup melakukannya.

Sebarkanlah riwayat ini ke sebanyak orang apabila

kamu mencintai Rasulullahmu...

Thursday, October 23, 2008

Permohonan ke Gred DG41 bagi calon Pegawai Perkhidmatan Pendidikan Lepasan Diploma (PPPLD) atau Pegawai Perkhidmatan Pendidikan Bukan Siswazah (PPPBS) yang memiliki kelayakan ijazah secara Program Pendidikan Jarak Jauh (PJJ) kini dibuka secara on-line.
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Thursday, September 4, 2008

The Home of Ice-cream and Yogurt

The ice-cream was invented here before the refrigerator exists. In early 10th century the snow balls was kept in caves to make ice-cream.By using this way the snow balls could lasting for couple of months.Enjoy the video.

Sunday, August 3, 2008

Tips on buying air conditioner units

It is obvious that the world's temperature has been rising over the years, and nowadays most family has installed air-cond in their house. I learnt about the following when I planned for the air-conds in my house before I moved in.

Disregard the brand and additional features, when selecting an air-cond which main function is to cool down the room, there are 3 major ratings to look for, beside the Horse Power (HP)......more

Friday, August 1, 2008

Who is she?


Who is she???


What is she thinking?


Does she remind you to someone in the past?


Respect the old one.....

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

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