I believe that it has increased my awareness in serving the community in Singapore and have helped develop my interpersonal relationship skills,
The best thing that happened to me was probably that I was able to recycle quite a fair bit of plastic bottles. Despite this being a small achievement, I felt a small sense of accomplishment for being able to improve the cleanliness of the canteen.
I really hope that I would be able to be involved in the community. Serving the community has been my passion, and I have always looked forward to improving the welfare of my friends, families and neighbours, no matter how big or small the contribution will be.
Monday, 12 September 2011
CE Reflections :/
Monday, 5 September 2011
3E Varun Desai 12
Friday, 2 September 2011
Joshua Jung 3E
Our class CE project was to collect empty plastic bottles to have them recycled. It was a tough challenge at first to actually go around the school to collect bottles from students after they finish drinking. Another thing that we have realised during this project was that every little move that we do can bring effect to our surroundings. It can be in a good way when we step up in recycling, but can mean something bad when it comes to the situation where you are the one anyhow throwing them away. This service learning has certainly heightened my experience in the field of doing something for the community. I have learnt that some people still lack the knowledge that recycling is important to protect the environment.
Thursday, 1 September 2011
3E Isaac Law ( 23 )
My service learning experience metamorphosed and reformed my thinking in the way that i learnt to care more about the environment and made me realize the importance of reducing, recycling and reusing, It also diverged my previous don't-care attitude, making me want to learn more of our ever-changing environment. It made me more selfless, changing my tendency of throwing rubbish on the floor without a second thought and turning it to picking up the scatterd trash on the floor and disposed of them properly creating a healthier and cleaner place for the public.
What stands out as the best or worst thing that happened to you in your service learning experience? What did you learn from these experiences?
The best things were that it enlightened me on the situation of our environment and tightened the bonds between my group members and I. The worst thing were that we had to sacrifice a partial of our precious recess time and that some people wont cooperate with us by throwing the bottles in the trash bags we were using but instead ignorantly throwing them in the bins. I learnt how to counter these sorts of people by explaining to them the detrimental and adverse side effects of their care-less attitude which may be a direct or indirect affect on them.
Do you see yourself staying involved in the community during your college and adult years? Why or why not?
Yes. Cause our knowledge and skills were born from the community and doing community service is just a little bit of gratitude we can show to the community by helping the helpless and caring for the environment which in turn make our home, singapore, a much more awesome place to live in,.
3E Ali Habib Jamwal (18)
How has the service-learning experience changed my thinking, attitude and actions towards others, myself and the community?
The service-learning experience has made me understand the need and importance of recycling. I have realized that recycling is important to help the community stay eco-friendly. My attitude towards community projects has changed and I feel that from now on i would be more active in them. Also from now on I will try my best to convince my family members to use less electricity and try to influence others around me to contribute to the community in whatever small way they can.
What stands out as the best or worst thing that happened to you in your service learning experience? What did you learn from these experiences?
The best part of this service-learning experience was interacting with my group members and collecting the bottles together. Together we learned the importance of recycling and had fun in the process. The only downside to our experience was the sight of students being defiant of our heeding and still throwing their bottles in the trash cans instead of recycling them.
Do you see yourself staying involved in the community during your college and adult years? Why or why not?
Yes, I do see myself helping the community and actively participating in such activities because if I have learned one thing from this service-learning experience is that we all have a part to play and I am not going to miss out on mine.