Life in KYUEM: Caucasian Teachers, WOOOOOAH!

KYUEM, as a college which has the most foreign teachers in the campus, indeed isn't something ordinary in Malaysia. About 40% of the teachers are foreigners, and most of them are from the UK. Only 2 from India, I guess. So having foreigners walking around the campus seems to be normal for students in KY. 

So as typical Malaysians, we always want those UK people to be our teachers of course, thinking that they're so SO MUCH BETTER than the local ones. (Geeee)

So actually, I'm considered lucky to have most caucasians as my teachers. I got 2 caucasians (3, technically) teaching me out of 4 subjects. Another one, Mrs. Foord, she was my English teacher. But, she had to handle another class of the same block as ours, so she hardly turned into our class. Instead of her teaching us, Mr. Burhan was the one who taught us more. I bet this would be a good decision to letting Mr. Burhan as our English teacher as Mrs. Foord had left us at the end of our first semester.

So, talking bout these British, Dr. Alistair Peter Furze, as my Chemistry teacher, was the most sarcastic teacher I'd ever met. However, I know, he's actually a good and delicating teacher. The way he taught was so fun, adding lousy jokes to make some 'reactions' so that we could easily memorized his 'Chemistry stuffs'. Having dinner with him was FUN too! That's the only time I got to have nice omeletes! :D

Well, my Biology teacher...... MR. BOLER, actually he's a good teacher, just that he looked strict and not easy going. He's the only teacher that would willingly prepare everything for students to have practical reviews and 'redo-s' so to achieve better understanding and analyzing skills in our practical exercises and tests. I sincerely thanked him a lot for helping me in coping my P3. Once again, thank you, Sir.

Physics, a-ha! Mr. Idrus, he's a local teacher. He just loved asking us why why and why. This is Physics, this is how you learn Physics, according to The Idrus' Principle. Well, after all, he's a nice guy, and cute haha.

Ms. Selvi, my Psychology teacher, was also a local. Sadly, she's only teaching us until we completed our AS levels, which was throughout the first semester. Dr. Dyer will be taking over our class for the next two semesters. That means, I'm gonna have 3 foreigners starting from the second semester.

Still secretly wish for Mr Vroge as my Biology teacher :P