Workshop at SMK Perimbun

Hey fans,



It is a pleasure for us to share to you all about our second workshop which was held at Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Perimbun on 18 February 2011.




It takes almost 1 hour to go there from UPM. We were very surprised and excited when we knew that we had more than 100 students which including both boys and girls in the class. It was quite a huge amount of students which is twice as big as the last workshop that we have conducted.




We startled to be nervous, we were afraid that we cannot control them to focus in our workshop. They were quite smart but they didn’t really participate actively, maybe because the workshopisconducted in Friday evening and all students were sleepy.

That’s why we always remember that the second workshop was like a test for us, it forced us to improve our presentation skills and become more concern on details of the contents.




Actually, before the workshop we have already prepared more details in our slides and games, but after the presentation we learnt that all the efforts itself is not enough, we have to make our presentation more flexible with every condition, and be well prepared if the amount of audience are more than what we expected. For example, the game that we have prepared are for less than 100 students. So when we did the game, there were students who couldn't really participate in the game.





Sometimes, you happened to be in a situation which you never expected. So, what we need to do is to use the imagination to think of any possible situations that we can be in, and be well prepared. The most important is do not get panic and analyze the situation you are in and see what you can do.



But it was an unforgetable experience , because it makes us to want to improve ourselves since then on what kind of techniques we can use to make the students more active and so to make our next workshop even better.








The MIRACLE PROJECT TEAM - Feb To March 2011
Nadia, Mafuyu, Anara, Veronika, Michaela





 

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HOPE project is a fully student-run, not-for-profit project by AIESEC in Universiti Putra Malaysia (UPM) .HOPE project was established through a partnership between AIESEC and Standard Chartered Bank. The specific aim of the project is to educate and increase the awareness among member of general public about HIV/AIDS and to influence a behavioural change among young people that will result in a reduction in the number of HIV/AIDS cases among young people in Malaysia .