Sunday, 20 May 2012

Blog 9

Blog 9 My reflection on bridging course With the time flying, our bridging course is going to its end. When I was reviewing the words in my vocabulary book, thousands of fragments of memory were flashing in my mind. Then, I realize that I have spent more six months here. I remember that six months ago, everything is fresh. At that time, we were all unfamiliar with each other. I could not find where to eat my lunch. I dare not eat foods in the class. Also, I expected that I will get a big improvement in English. I planned to study English very hard. I intended to spare no efforts. However, that is not I have done during the last six months. I have spent a lot of time playing computer games, watching movies and hanging with friends. During that time, for many times, I had found that problem, I had thought of various ways to change. I have made up my minds many times to study and do not play games. However, I did not keep any of those plans up. Not long after I began each of my plans, during the past six months, I would quit. There were many reasons for me to explain why I had quitted, but I do not want to, because the result is that I did not form any habits during the six months. I have not insisted doing one thing which makes me upset. So, now, I get a belief: in the rest of my life, once I have decided to do one thing, I will try my best to achieve it on matter how hard it is. Maybe, during the process, I will think it is inefficient, and I may think I can make a better plan to follow, but I will not quit it. I will keep it up. I am glad I get this feeling. I consider this one of the best lessons that I have learnt in CELC. Look, just now, I have made another resolution. I really hope I can keep it up.

2 comments:

  1. The blogs shows your progress in your mental awareness. The problems you met are typical for all of us. I also experienced a period of time in which I didn't what to do and didn't work hard in my study. However, after the bridging course, we changed more or less and it seems we are on the right track. Alone in Singapore, we indeed need self-control and disciplines to keep ourselves in the right direction and wish we all could make it!

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  2. I was always quitting before long I made a decision.
    I hate that, too.
    Thanks for your blog, maybe it's time for me to change, too.

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