My plans are as follows:
(1) Study English first
Why do I start from English first but not other subjects? As I think it takes the most of time to master. This is just one of the reasons, another is, of course the main reason, the 1119 test papers are marked by very experienced teachers. If one's English standard doesn't meet the regular level, he or she might not get a satisfactory mark. You surely know, to write a good essay, what do we need? The answer is just simple--you must have a wide variety of vocabularies, idioms, proverbs, and phrasal verbs. Taking all of the reasons into consideration, I've decided to study dictionary, highlight it with different colour of highlight pens for different kind of words, and type them out in different lists by using Microsoft Excel.All these works are both time-consuming and energy-consuming. Some people even laughed at me and tried to stop me from doing that "silly & meaningless" thing. But is that so silly? To my eye--No! All of that are worth it to me. Now, I've finished doing the works of tidying up the information in the dictionary, it's really convenient for me to read and memorise some words. I never give up doing what I want to. What makes me so crazy about the dictionary--English is still the international language now. If you can master it, you don't need to worry about the communicating problem at all when you're abroad. You can go everywhere as you like.
(2) Preparing other subjects
Up to the second semester, I'll start preparing other subjects. I'll be pressed for time in the second semester because SPM comes earlier this year than recent years. So I have to cram Malay Language, Mandarin, Additional Mathematics, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, History, totally seven subjects, into five month's time of revision (SPM starts in November)!
June | Malay Language |
July | Mandarin |
August | Additional Mathematics |
September | Biology and Chemistry |
October | Physics and History |