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Thursday, March 24, 2005
~ 11:43 AM ~
had trade finance tutorial today. our professor had given us a newspaper article to read on a few days back and wanted someone to explain the article to the class, linking the concepts of wat we learnt to the article.
so i volunteered and became very engrossed in my explanation. at the end of my presentation, the professor was seemingly impressed and kept saying "excellent, excellent". when giving feedback on my presentation..he only gave me a pointer..."when u present, stand on 2 feet. coz when u lift up ur leg, the audience will be distracted." my response : -_-|||
haha! i have not noticed tt i was moving ard a lot and lifting up my legs! lolx! but anywayz, tt was a good joke for the class to laugh at..hahahahahahahhaa!
after all, not many professors praise u being excellent...lolx!
