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This document summarizes a student's perspective on Teachers' Day in Malaysian schools. It notes that Teachers' Day is celebrated annually to honor teachers for their guidance and leadership in educating students. On this day, students bring gifts and hold parties for their teachers to show appreciation for the teachers' hard work and patience. Teachers play an important role in students' development, so Teachers' Day is important for acknowledging the efforts teachers make throughout the year.
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- 1. My Best Friend Norella is my best friend in school. She is a fair, pretty girl with dimpled cheeks. She and first met at kindergarten and we became great friends. She is kind, jolly and helpful.We are classmates again this year and we go to school together each morning Norella likes to joke and play games. She lives near my house. In the evenings, weusually meet at my house. We sit in the garden and read story books. She is good at Mathematics. So, whenever I find difficulties in my Mathematics homework, I would ask her to help me. Sometimes, when my parents go out in the evening, she comes over to keep me company and we watch television together. That way I do not feel lonely I hope Norella and I will be in the same class again next year. I like her very much andshe is my best friend.
- 2. Rakan baik saya Norella adalah kawan saya yang terbaik di sekolah. Dia adalah gadis yang adil, danyang cantik dengan pipi lekuk.Dia dan pertama kali bertemu di tadika dan kamimenjadi rakan-rakan yang hebat. Dia baik hati, riang dan helpful.We rakan-rakan sekelas sekali lagi tahun ini dan kita pergi ke sekolah bersama-sama setiap pagi Norella suka untuk berjenaka dan bermain permainan. Dia tinggal berdekatan rumah saya. Di malam hari, weusually bertemu di rumah saya. Kami duduk di tamandan membaca buku cerita. Beliau yang baik di Matematik. Jadi, apabila sayamendapati kesukaran dalam kerja rumah Matematik saya, saya akan meminta diauntuk membantu saya. Kadang-kadang, apabila ibu bapa saya keluar pada waktu malam, beliau datang untuk menjaga saya syarikat dan kami menonton televisyenbersama-sama. Dengan cara itu saya tidak berasa kesepian Saya berharap Norella dan saya akan berada di dalam kelas yang sama sekali lagitahun depan. Saya suka andshe sangat kawan saya terbaik
- 3. My Country Malaysia My country, Malaysia, is a small independent country. Many races of people liveharmoniously together. There are Malays, Chinese, Indians and a sprinkling of foreigners from Europe, America, Japan, Korea and the surrounding South East Asiancountries. Malaysians are Noted for their friendliness and warm hospitality. Each racecarries on with its own way of life. Most of the people in large towns work in banks,offices, government departments and firms. The young attend schools, colleges or universities. Those in the rural areas work in paddy fields , vegetable plots, poultry farms,rubber, coconut and oil palm estates or tin-mines and factories Malaysians, being of different races, can be seen on the streets in their various costumes,adding color to the scene. The warm, sunny and wet climate throughout the year makes Malaysia a tropical paradise. Visitors admire the green forested hills, the golden beacheswith graceful coconut palms fringing them, the blue sea and, of course, the local cuisine.Foreign tourists find these places ideal for a holiday, as they get away from their coldcountries. Besides, Malaysia's cool hill-resorts like Cameron Highlands, Fraser's Hill and GentingHighlands make the day pleasant and refreshing, away from the hot lowlands Lastly, Malaysia is a rich country, famous the world over for its tin, rubber and palm oilexports. Kuala Lumpur, the capital city, is the largest in Malaysia, with many modern buildings. The international airport at Subang is always busy. I am proud of my countrywhich I love dearly.
- 4. Kelantan I am sure many of us living on the west coast have not visited the beautiful east coast of Peninsular Malaysia. If one does have a chance, he will find it a different kind of holidayexperience, a holiday spent among the beauties of nature .First, there are the hundreds of miles of unspoilt sandy beaches, white and clean with theopen blue sea greeting the visitors. Then, there is the lush, tropical greenery, the tallcoconut palms swaying gracefully in the breeze and charming rural villages where life isunhurried, leisurely and peaceful. One is attracted by the riot of the brilliant colors of thefruits and other foodstuffs at the market place, with busy Kelantanese selling their wares.`Batik' and 'songket' are famous local products and tourists will not leave the placewithout buying a few of these pieces as souvenirs. Kelantanese cottage industries are of great variety. You can find silversmiths at work on beautiful Kelantan jewellery or skilful craftsmen and womenfolk producing 'batik sarungs' and the brilliant eye-catching 'kain songket'. Some men are busy engaged in themaking of giant kites or 'wau' which are of various shapes and colors. Kite-flying is animportant pastime in Kelantan, apart from top-spinning. Lastly, the beautiful beach of Pantai Cinta Berahi is worth a visit, for you will see the beach fringed with groves of casuarina trees. A trip to Pasir Putih, a scenic spot that abounds with waterfalls and fresh water springs is an unforgettable experience. Life hereis totally unhurried and relaxing, making it a memorable holiday for you
- 5. Recess Time in Our School R-r-ring! These goes the daily bell at 10.30 a.m. for recess An audible sigh of relief can be heard in each classroom as the students immediately rush to the school tuck- shop.Hungry and thirsty students make straight for the mee-man, the iced-drinks seller or thecurry and rice stall, for many have come to school early in the morning without any breakfast as there is hardly any time to eat. I find the stall-holders busy serving food to the students, who are impatient andsometimes downright rude if the stall-holder is slow in serving them. The chatter of students, the noise of frying noodles, the chopping up of ingredients and the delicioussmell of food floating in the air contribute to the typical tuck-shop environment whichmakes one hungry and eager to eat the daily snack. R-r-ring! The unwelcome bell goes at 10.50 a.m. for the students to get back to class. It isanother rush, this time for lessons which begin promptly and late-comers will be punished. Recess time is a welcome break, for hungry stomachs are filled and dry throatsare refreshed with iced drinks. Now the tuck-shop is quiet except for the clatter of plates, glasses and cups being washed by the stall-holders, who then rest till the next session.
- 6. Teachers' Day Every year, all schools throughout Malaysia celebrate Teachers' Day - a day to honour and remember our teachers who are our leaders and who guide us in our education duringour youthful days. Teachers are very much a part of a student's life as they influence a child, right fromKindergarten days to Upper Secondary days; and perhaps beyond. It is they who preparethe child for his or her life in society. Teachers' Day is held to show our appreciation to our teachers who work hard and bear patiently with us. In most schools, pupils bring gifts of flowers, presents and other tokens , which are sometimes hand-made, to show that they care for their teachers. A party is held where tasty refreshments and drinks are served in the classroom for both theteachers and the students. Everyone has a good time and the day ends earlier than usual. Teachers play a very important role in the development of a child. However, their effortsare seldom appreciated. That is why Teachers' Day is so significant to teachers; it is onlyon this day that they are appreciated and honoured for their deeds.