My Experience Living In AIU

Assalamualaikum...
         

Hmm...Good evening!!!Actually i don't know what should i write first??? Should i write what do i feel first??Or should i write what have i did in the  first trimester in AIU?? Or another things??Erk !! I really have no idea. Arrrgg....Before that, let me introduce myself. I'm Nur Syahirah bt. Muhammad Shukri. I'm 19 years old and i was born on 29th  June 1994. I'm studying in AIU almost 10 months and I'm doing foundation now. I think that information is enough to let you know about me. Hehehe..!!

 I was registered in AIU as a student on June 2012(actually i forgot the exact date).I start study in Intensive English Program(IEP) around 7 months(not included holiday or trimester break for a month).My first class in IEP is Elementary Level in Mr Lor Keat Seng's class.He taught us with fully-kind hearted and he tried to be funny with us but sometimes no one laugh because his expression did not show that he is making a joke. He taught us like kindergarden's students but i like the way he taught. He would be asked his students to talk to each others in class based on what was he teaching about. He made english lesson more interesting at that time. I'm not pretty good in english at the first but he's teaching way improved my english. I really thanked him. I'm glad to be a part of his students. After 3 months in his class, we had final exam and i'm passed. 

Mr. Lor, my classmates and I(the last day in Elementary Level)

 So i'm went through to the next level, Intermediate in Mr. Amlan's class. He very talented teacher but he rarely taught us about grammar. Maybe he thinks if he teaches us about grammar, we're getting bored because some of my classmates were in Intermediate Level for the second times. However, he didn't make our class bored  but he had a good strategy and different way of teaching. We had many activities in class such as watching movies, group presentation and exchanges opinion with each others. I had precious moments in both of that class and I have learnt Vietnam, Syria, Kosovo, China and Combodia's culturals, languages and their lifestyles. But i'm not really closed with syrian students because their thinking is always kill me.I meant they are headstrong and they want us to only accept their opinion. However, they become friendly when we're in the informal situation(outside class).

My classmates and I when we're in intermediate level

Mr. Amlan , my classmates and I  when we're in intermediate level

Eventhought my post is not good, lack of information and experience but i have learnt a valuable lesson in both of that class. I have learnt not to be racism (just be friend with some students who is beautiful, handsome, brilliant and white skin colour), open-minded and not to be shy to make a lot of mistakes in class. I'm sorry if my post did not achieve what you expert from me. My poor befuddled brain can't think as good as brilliant student to make this post interesting and attractive. Hehe!!