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Blog 2.1 - New Term New Me (Nurhanis Grade 12)



Okay so how do I start. It's been a while since I've written something after all the "drama" in the first term. Anyways a new term means a new chapter being unfolded. "A fresh start" people say. I don't know how many times that phrase has been used. 

For the first AEP classes, it went a lot (like a lot) smoother than thought. I was scared to enter the class at first because of the tension we had last term. The layout of the class changed. It felt more like a discussion table than a class which I think is a good thing. I also love the idea of implementing back the "traditional" way of learning where we don't use technology. I mean technically we still do but not as much. 

I don't think people know what happens when they wear a certain outfit. The image or personality is being reflected to what we wear whether we are conscious about it or not. And that is what we learned about. I mean discussed about. Our first lesson was very chill to say the least. It was like self-studying almost. I enjoy the feeling of holding paper. I don't know why but i was quite excited when I first got the handouts. 

I don't study psychology but I am very interested to learn anything about it. It's very interesting how there are researches being done trying to correlate the way we dress and how people will "judge" us, especially in interviews. There's already standardized colours that we apply when we are going to an interview. There's this so-called formal outfit.

My handout focusses more on the psychology as to why uniforms are important in a business workplace. Some careers may not have any specific uniform required but still, there are dress codes that they will have to follow. We also need to understand that each uniform has it's own purpose like for security, protection, comfort and much more. 

We did some individual reading and understanding of our own handouts before we did a discussion table. Like a little hotspot/podcast kinda vibe. It was very enjoyable for me excluding the part where I had to talk about mine because if you know me, I don't like talking in front of people. I like listening more. But the whole sharing and discussing was very fun. I liked it very much. Anyways, I think I'm just repeating myself at this point. 

So far so good. I don't want to jinx myself. Let's keep this up Hanisssss!! <33

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