In this edition we're really surprised! Ya, we're surprised, not surprising. Why? Because, several days ago, a boy who still in elementary school set an e-mail and told us that he wanted to take a part in motivating people to learn English. He said (in his e-mail) that his written wasn't perfect, but he also said that he just (and quite) brave to practice his English.
The name of that boy was Tia. Setia Rahayu, completely. Remember, he's a boy, not a girl! He's the brother of SPEC's instructor, Mr. Khadis. But, in deciding to publish his article, we didn't consider him as the brother of SPEC's instructor (not because he's the brother of SPEC's instructor). We saw the positive side. His article is quite inspiring. Think, he's an elementary school student and brave enough to use his English. What about you? What about your brother / sister? What about your students?
And, when we decided to publish Tia's article, we decided to not edit it at all. We thought that it would be more natural if we publish the original article. Guess, what did Mr. Khadis say about his brother. He said, "I support him to practice his English as much as possible. Include, if both of us have "good mood", we often speak in English at home. Even sometimes he gets a little bit difficulties, I keep helping him. And, about his article, that was his own initiative and I didn't help him to arrange his article. I just let him to use my dictionary in translating the article."
What a surprising comment for a surprising brother. But, it always right that this blog isn't a special one for senior high students only, even it's published by a senior high school's English club. If you're a university student, a teacher, even a housewife, you may take a part too in this blog. Just share your ideas, comments, or opinions. Send them to our e-mail address, specsmansabuk@gmail.com and get a lot of fun in practicing English!
NB: In this edition, we'll talk more about "Bravery". Check all our articles now!
The name of that boy was Tia. Setia Rahayu, completely. Remember, he's a boy, not a girl! He's the brother of SPEC's instructor, Mr. Khadis. But, in deciding to publish his article, we didn't consider him as the brother of SPEC's instructor (not because he's the brother of SPEC's instructor). We saw the positive side. His article is quite inspiring. Think, he's an elementary school student and brave enough to use his English. What about you? What about your brother / sister? What about your students?
And, when we decided to publish Tia's article, we decided to not edit it at all. We thought that it would be more natural if we publish the original article. Guess, what did Mr. Khadis say about his brother. He said, "I support him to practice his English as much as possible. Include, if both of us have "good mood", we often speak in English at home. Even sometimes he gets a little bit difficulties, I keep helping him. And, about his article, that was his own initiative and I didn't help him to arrange his article. I just let him to use my dictionary in translating the article."
What a surprising comment for a surprising brother. But, it always right that this blog isn't a special one for senior high students only, even it's published by a senior high school's English club. If you're a university student, a teacher, even a housewife, you may take a part too in this blog. Just share your ideas, comments, or opinions. Send them to our e-mail address, specsmansabuk@gmail.com and get a lot of fun in practicing English!
NB: In this edition, we'll talk more about "Bravery". Check all our articles now!
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