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Emma Sylvette Susini Jr2Z(1) s to other classmates. “Using a match to light a bunsen burner in Chemistry class
Lee Xue Rui Sr1ScF was by far the most memorable lesson I’ve had,” said Ying Jie. At the time of the
interview, her most recent memory of learning something new in school was a

geography project in which she had to make a replica of Malaysia and label the
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of this particular topic too. She also finds her co-curricular activity, Psychology
Club, engaging as it involves a lot of teamwork. It is safe to say that Ying Jie is
Mathematics, a subject that involves numbers, shapes, logic, quantity, and enjoying her life in Kuen Cheng.
arrangements, is the favourite subject of the assistant monitor of Jr1Z(2), who is
none other than Tan Ying Jie.
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Lee Jing Xuan Jr2M(1)
Ying Jie, who just entered Kuen Cheng not long ago, finds Mathematics fun and
interesting. Without surprise, Mathematics is one of her strongest subjects. Despite “I’ve learned how to communicate well with others, and I’ve made many new
finding one of the hardest subjects easy, Ying Jie shared that she struggles in Sejarah friends in Kuen Cheng after two years,” stated Lee Jing Xuan, a “social butterfly”

as she finds the Malay words complicated at times. Nevertheless, she doesn’t allow from Jr2M1.
it to discourage her. She overcomes this challenge by watching online videos of
other teachers teaching Sejarah in Chinese in order to grasp the topic better.
As a member of the Athletics Club, Jing Xuan enjoys training, as it has greatly

improved her endurance and taught her that greatness takes time. Seeing that she
Ying Jie also stated that after only a few months in Kuen Cheng, she has already is naturally active, it is a surprise to many that her favourite subject is Chinese,
learned how to lead and plan activities, as well as how to evenly distribute work especially Classical Chinese, and she finds great accomplishment when she

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