Monday, May 8, 2017
Sunday, May 7, 2017
FTGP : 7 ways of saying sorry sincerely
1. RECOGNISE
See the damage you did with your action and recognise it.
2. REFLECT
See things from
the other person's perspective. Focus on your own actions. It's OK to say:
“I am sorry to have said hurtful things”.
3.
REGRET
Reveal and
express your genuine regret and remorse.
4. RESPONSIBILITY
Take
responsibility for what you did. Admit your wrongdoing without giving excuses. Just
say: “I should not have done that. I hurt you by doing that and I am really
sorry.”
5. REQUEST
Ask for
forgiveness and express the hope that your apology will be accepted.
6. REDEEM
Make amendments.
Do something positive to reduce the damage caused and signal your desire to repair
the relationship.
7. RESOLVE
People you hurt
want your assurance that it will not happen again. So it is important to
resolve not to re-offend and repeat similar wrongdoings, and let the offended
party know this.
Saturday, April 22, 2017
Friday, April 21, 2017
Wednesday, April 19, 2017
Math : how to fix common mistakes
Watch for errors In copying and transfer. In Math, a common careless mistake is due to transfer error when the ‘brain moves faster than the eye and hand’ – this causes students to transfer a number incorrectly or in the wrong sequence.
Try:
- transfer each digit one at a time, and follow the transferring movement with the eye.
- Be careful when copying over the numbers in a maths question to do the working.
- Highlight or circle the relevant numbers before copying them over.
- transfer each digit one at a time, and follow the transferring movement with the eye.
- Be careful when copying over the numbers in a maths question to do the working.
- Highlight or circle the relevant numbers before copying them over.
Check for logic. Very often, a good way to double-check is to see if your answer makes sense. If not, double check your problem-solving procedure.
Sunday, April 16, 2017
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