Initial experience in opening a blog

Hmm.. this is my first time in opening a blog! I know this blogging things from my English lab teacher, M'am Elizabeth Lawira, who teaches English lab at my school. At first I didn't know what a blog is, and I thought it would be the most frightening thing. But... after a several hour in the front of the computer, I've just understood what a blogging is. And it is a fun! We can write anything that we want in the internet! Wow!I can share my experience and emotion with the readers. Although to write the first sentence in my first blog is hard, but after a few words, I am getting fluent in typing my blog. Yeah... that's all for my first writing work. I hope this blog is useful to everyone.

First day in CIP class

Have you all ever imagine? Chemistry, Biology, and Physics all using English? I'm gonna be crazy! Learning science using 'Bahasa Indonesia' is hard, but using English is much... more... harder (yes, M'am Elizabeth, I'm wrong in the grammar). Learning it all is more complicated. The worst of all is after just a week, the teachers have already given us tests, quiz, and also a lot of homeworks! Today morning I've just get a quiz and I got a bad mark for it (6.5) huhuhu T_T, 4 homeworks of 'Bahasa Indonesia' lesson, 1 homework Chemistry. Through it was hard, I'm happy to be in the CIP class. First, I can improve my English. Off course, by using it everyday we can develop more vocabulary, expand our listening and speaking skills. Second, it's a wide-opened opportunity for me to study abroad. As M'am Elizabeth has said, after 1 and a half year studying in the CIP (Cambridge International Program) , we will get an IGCSE test. If you don't know, IGCSE is just like a TOEFL test. Hmmm, maybe if I get an A+, I can get the scholarship to study abroad, perhaps in Germany. Third, I can get used of reading many more medicinal books that uses English. Maybe I haven't told you that I want to be a doctor. Not just only a doctor, but I have to be the best doctor in this earth. Yeah, I have to thank my God for letting me in to the CIP class.