By_AvaGeraldine

High School The best and worst time of my education experience all tangled up in one. How was high school like for you? Would you want to relieve it again? I remembered during my senior year, I couldn't wait to graduate and leave it all behind. The school, the bad and hurtful memories and most of the all, the people. I was just ready to wash my hands off them. That was the old life. A new one was waiting for me and I wasn't going to sit around and let the negative atmosphere hold me back. I didn't want to see these people again except my friends. I just couldn't be bothered. I wanted a fresh start. As I write this post, it has been 3 years since I graduated. Most of us went our separate ways, venturing into different courses at different universities all over the world. I would say that compared to what I was 3 years ago, my self-esteem is higher, I am much happier, I still have most of my friends and I started fresh. Occasionally, I would ...

What Is The Public Education System Like In Malaysia? Well, for my experience at least :) I was born into an interracial household, my mom being Filipino and my dad, a Malaysian. Nevertheless, I experienced the education which most Malaysians do. I went to a public school.  I moved to Johor Bahru when I was a toddler at around the age of 1 and lived in a company's quarters. Life was not easy as I wasn't exactly born into an average family since my family was heavily indebted by credit cards due to frivolous expenditure.  With that being said, I never had the opportunity to learn any musical instruments like most do at a young age. I missed my chance at learning the ballet and swimming. Themeparks were expensive, even travelling to visit my grandparents and extended family in the Philippines was expensive.  However, things took a toll at the age of 11 when we moved out of our then location of company's quarters to a different location. We...