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It's been a while since I've posted anything on my Linkedin profile, and I'm glad to announce that yesterday marked my last day as a Virtual Volunteer after a fantastic 4-week virtual volunteering journey with Aiesec in Malaysia. I volunteered for this project called Light A Refugee's Dream (LARD) to impact refugees' lives through education since most refugee children do not have access to Malaysia's formal education system. It was a tremendous experience for me to teach refugee children Mathematics from a conflicted country like Myanmar. At first, I was a bit nervous because it was my very first time volunteering. Despite the setbacks, I took up the challenge positively and I even became more confident when I knew that I'm gonna teach mathematics. However, It turned out that teaching students mathematics virtually was not as easy as teaching mathematics physically and required a lot of patience, dedication and great skills in handling virtual classes. Not only that, but I also experienced what most lecturers and teachers face nowadays, where there were no responses from the students when I asked questions. Once I created an excellent teacher-student bonding, everything changed in a blink of an eye. Guess what? The students started to interact with me by having two-way communication and the rest is history because I firmly believe that a teacher-student relationship is essential for any successful learning process. Also, my communication skills, presentation skills, planning and execution skills, and teamwork have skyrocketed. Even though it was hard at first, it was worth it in the end. A big thanks to the Director of this project, Natasha Lim, and the Project Manager, Nur Iman Azmey, for giving me such a precious opportunity to learn and grow. Not to forget my lifetime peers Sulagna, Ayman, Elson, and Xuan Rou for always being there for me when I needed your help during the volunteering, and I couldn't make it this far without your support. All in all, I want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart, and I wish you all the best in your future endeavours and those who are interested in contributing to this project, I highly recommend you to volunteer.
It's been a while since I've posted anything on my
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profile, and I'm glad to announce that yesterday marked my last day as a Virtual Volunteer after a fantastic 4-week virtual volunteering journey with
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Aiesec
in Malaysia. I volunteered for this
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project
called Light A Refugee's Dream (LARD) to impact refugees'
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lives
through education since most refugee children do not have access to Malaysia's formal education system. It was a tremendous experience for me to teach refugee children
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Mathematics
from a conflicted country like Myanmar. At
first
, I was a bit nervous
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because
it was my
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very
first
time volunteering. Despite the setbacks, I took up the challenge
positively
and I even became more confident when I knew that I'm
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gonna
teach
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mathematics
.
However
, It turned out that teaching students
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mathematics
virtually
was not as easy as teaching
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mathematics
physically
and required
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a lot of
patience, dedication and great
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skills
in handling virtual classes. Not
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only
that,
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I
also
experienced what most lecturers and teachers face nowadays, where there were no responses from the students when I asked questions. Once I created an excellent teacher-student bonding, everything
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changed
in a blink of an eye. Guess what? The students
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started
to interact with me by having two-way communication and the rest is history
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because
I
firmly
believe that a teacher-student relationship is essential for any successful learning process.

Also
, my communication
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skills
, presentation
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skills
, planning and execution
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skills
, and teamwork have skyrocketed.
Even though
it was
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hard
at
first
, it was worth it in the
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end
. A
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big
thanks to the Director of this
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, Natasha
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Lim
, and the
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Manager,
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Nur
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Iman
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Azmey
, for giving me such a precious opportunity to learn and grow. Not to forget my lifetime peers
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Sulagna
,
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Ayman
,
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Elson
, and
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Xuan
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Rou
for always being there for me when I needed your
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help
during the volunteering, and I couldn't
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make
it this far without your support. All in all, I want to say thank you from the bottom of my heart, and I wish you all the best in your future
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and those who
are interested
in contributing to this
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, I
highly
recommend you to volunteer.
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