Make A Wish #2

This is where reflections are put into words after completing all of the tasks assigned by the course instructor. A few recommendations are also included to help guide and execute future meetings for the course.

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Reflections

Online classes

It is a challenge indeed to have classes on morning weekends, and that speaks for all of us. Thus, my attendance is not the best, as well as starting late because of contact issues with respective section. As everyone is behind their own devices, not all are showing their faces, thus I have not properly know my classmates well with the semester that went by pretty quick. I am guilty of that as well, but I still get the chance to participate in discussions thanks to Ms Adawiyah.

Task assigned

I paired up with a friend for this task, which was to produce a poster regarding a certain topic, titled "Importance of having Good Intentions (Niyyah)". In every group assignment, communication is key. It is important to implement fairness when dividing the task between members to avoid arguments and grudges. Even though each one is assigned to their own parts, it is not wrong to help each other and work as a group in completing the task.

Overall

Even though I participated in only a few of the classes during this semester, it is just as pleasant as to have Ms Adawiyah as the course instructor. She is such a kind soul and soft-spoken throughout the classes. Passionate when sharing her knowledge whilst encouraging the students to share their own thoughts and opinions, at the same time provide guidance if there are misunderstandings and doubts among them.

Recommendations

It is important to note that these only apply on the CCUB 1062 classes thus far. There are by no means anything against any party, rather, what I personally thought of throughout this course in general.

Engaging activities

Activities that require the students to be more engaged during class should be considered. At times, the students often in passive states, and not engage unless directly asked to by the instructor. Of course, this is a reminder for the students as well to reflect for their own self-development.