By Almira Rochmanu
Category: IGCSE
Using the ‘7 Lucky Steps’ to analyse ‘What It Looks Like to Us and the Words We Use’
What It Looks Like To Us and the Words We Use BY ADA LIMÓN All these great barns out here in the outskirts, black creosote boards knee-deep in the bluegrass. They look so beautifully abandoned, evenContinue reading
Reading amidst the COVID-19 Crisis
On the 3rd of April 2020, Singapore Prime Minister announced that a ‘circuit breaker’ was being put in place. This meant that everyone was not allowed to leave the house unless they required to andContinue reading
The Footprints of a College Ready Household
Many people have or will go through the process of college admissions. College admissions is a long, tiring and highly competitive process of collecting the best work of applying applicants to present to collegesContinue reading
My Mandala Reflection
For the first 8 weeks of Global Perspectives (Gpers) we have been exploring our identity. I really enjoyed exploring what Identity is, as there are many contributing factors to what one’s identity is. Personally, IContinue reading
Him vs Me
In 2016 Dr. Sweeting and his good friend Tom, a linguist traveled to Myanmar to record different languages spoken to promote for the university Tom works at. At the time the Rohingya Crisis was notContinue reading
Epiphany Moment of Taking a Psych Class
Forensic psychologist’s job is to study the criminal minds. But it isn’t just to investigate the criminal’s mind and to find certain patterns in the brain. Even if most of the profession is to interviewContinue reading
The University of Texas at Tyler’s Biggest Mistake
Coming from a college prepared household is an advantage. An advantage is always power, it makes one more dominant over the rest. We can inherit the advantage when your parents go to college; you are the productContinue reading
