Reflections.

Dear students,

I am not sure if any of you will read/see this as i am aware that sem is over and so are exams and probably  some (or many) of you may not visit this blog. But that'sjust it - if you have viewed this blog as a platform for you to write and reflect, and perhaps share your thoughts, chances are you might visit it and even contribute, but if you look upon this blog as something that you HAVE to  do , something only to fulfil the 10% requirement, then you wouldn't open this page/blog, i suppose.

I have only just completed reading your entries. Yes, why so long?? Well, I do have 2 classes and that means 40 x 4 = 160 entries. Yes, i have read most of the earlier entries and made notes, but still i read them again to refresh my memory and to be fairer to all of you.

I notice that some of you still have not quite grasped the meaning of reflecting and you reflections read more lilke diary enries, although you were supposed to reflect on your learning experiences related to your life as a law student and all the activities related to that, although you could still include your ko -k and other activiities. Still, overall wasn't too bad, but some of you have a lot to work on, in terms of language. You seem to be getting your verbs and word forms  all mixed up. I hope that you continue to read lots in english (well,  as a law student, i suppose you have little choice on this matter!!) so that you improve in your writing.
Generally, i do hope that this blogging experience enriched your learning experiences in a new way.

To those who have expressed their appreciation to me, i would like to say you are welcome, to those who have apologized, well, i accept your apology. If i have admonished you, it was because i care that you do well, and not just academically but as a person and as a future law practitioner and a professional.

Our paths may not cross again, but i do hope that at least some of you will keep in touch.

All the best to you alwayz!!

Pn sitha :))