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ABOUT MENAME: NUR SYAZWANIE BINTI ZAINON MATRIC NUMBER: P250803310 CLASS: MT3 PROGRAMME: PPISMP COURSE: EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION IN ENGLISH CODE: GEEC1052 LECTURER: MISS NUR FILZA BINTI MOHD ZAINI
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PROGRESS MATTERSPROGRESS MATTERS MOREMORE THAN PERFECTIONTHAN PERFECTION PROGRESS MATTERS MORE THAN PERFECTIONTurning PointBefore Form FourDisliked coding Thought coding was difficult Felt intimidated Avoided programming Never imagined liking Computer ScienceChose Computer Science Learned programming basics Became more interested Enjoyed solving problems Coding became my favourite subject ChallengesSyntax errors Logical errors Programs failed Learned debugging Never gave up Dream ChangedWanted Computer Science degree Accepted into IPG Felt disappointed Continued learning coding Chose to follow my passionContinuous LearningYouTube tutorials Python HTML, CSS & JavaScript Scratch Small coding projectsLessonLearn from mistakes Be patient Keep improving Passion never stops Progress Matters More Than Perfection
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Before Form Four, I did not like coding because I thought it was difficult and confusing. I was afraid of making mistakes and believed that programming was only for smart students. Therefore, I had no interest in Computer Science. Everything changed when I take Computer Science as one of my subjects in Form Four. At first, I found it difficult to understand programming concepts such as variables, loops, and if-else statements. My programs often had syntax errors, and sometimes they did not worked. However, I did not gave up. I kept practising, learned how to debug my code, and slowly improved my programming skills. Eventually, Computer Science become my favourite subject. Because of my interest in coding, I planned to study Computer Science at university. However, I entered IPG instead. I felt disappointed because my dream did not came true. Even so, I decided not to stop learning. I continued explore coding through YouTube tutorials, online courses, and small projects using Python, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Scratch. This experience taught me that success is not about being perfect. Just like debugging a program, every mistake help me learn something new. I believe that progress matter more than perfection because every small step bring me closer to my goals.
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Before Form Four, I did not like coding because I thought it was difficult and confusing. I was afraid of making mistakes and believed that programming was only for smart students. Therefore, I had no interest in Computer Science. Everything changed when I take Computer Science as one of my subjects in Form Four. At first, I found it difficult to understand programming concepts such as variables, loops, and if-else statements. My programs often had syntax errors, and sometimes they did not worked. However, I did not gave up. I kept practising, learned how to debug my code, and slowly improved my programming skills. Eventually, Computer Science become my favourite subject. Because of my interest in coding, I planned to study Computer Science at university. However, I entered IPG instead. I felt disappointed because my dream did not came true. Even so, I decided not to stop learning. I continued explore coding through YouTube tutorials, online courses, and small projects using Python, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Scratch. This experience taught me that success is not about being perfect. Just like debugging a program, every mistake help me learn something new. I believe that progress matter more than perfection because every small step bring me closer to my goals.
DRAFT (BEFORE) REVISON (AFTER) Before Form Four, I did not like coding because I thought it was difficult and confusing. Before Form Four, I did not like coding because I believed it was too difficult to learn, and I thought that only highly intelligent students could become good programmers. However, I did not give up. However, instead of giving up, I continued practising every day, learned how to debug my programs, and treated every mistake as an opportunity to improve my coding skills. Eventually, Computer Science became my favourite subject. As I gained more confidence and improved my programming skills through continuous practice, Computer Science gradually became my favourite and most enjoyable subject. However, I entered IPG instead. Although I entered IPG instead of pursuing a Computer Science degree at university, I refused to let that stop my passion for coding and continued learning independently. This experience taught me that success is not about being perfect. This experience taught me that true success does not come from being perfect but from having the courage to learn from mistakes and continue improving every day.
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TOPIC: PROGRESS MATTERS MORE THAN PERFECTION Before Form Four, I had no interest in coding at all. Whenever I heard the word "programming," I imagined complicated codes that only intelligent people could understand. I believed coding was difficult, confusing, and full of rules that I would never be able to remember. The thought of writing programs and solving technical problems made me feel intimidated. Because of this mindset, I avoided learning anything related to programming and never imagined that Computer Science would one day become my favourite subject. Everything changed when I chose Computer Science as one of my subjects in Form Four. At first, I struggled to understand programming concepts such as variables, loops, if-else statements, and functions. Learning these concepts was challenging because everything was new to me. However, as I practised more, I slowly became familiar with programming. Every lesson introduced me to a new way of thinking, and I enjoyed solving programming problems. Gradually, my fear disappeared and was replaced by curiosity. Computer Science eventually became my favourite subject, and I began to look forward to every lesson because I genuinely enjoyed learning something that I once believed was impossible. Everyone has a journey that changes the way they see themselves and the world around them. For me, that journey began with something I once disliked the most: coding. The quote "Progress Matters More Than Perfection" reminds us that success is not about doing everything perfectly from the beginning. Instead, it is about learning from mistakes, improving through experience, and never giving up despite setbacks. My journey with coding reflects this message because every challenge I faced became an opportunity to learn and grow. Although I did not achieve my original dream of pursuing a Computer Science degree, I realised that passion and continuous learning are far more important than following a perfect plan.
As my passion for coding grew, I began dreaming of pursuing a Computer Science degree at university and building a career in technology. Unfortunately, life did not unfold according to my original plan. Instead, I received an offer to study at the Institute of Teacher Education (IPG). At first, I felt disappointed because I believed my dream had come to an end. It was difficult to accept that my educational journey had taken a completely different direction from what I had imagined. However, after reflecting on the situation, I realised that entering IPG did not mean I had to abandon my passion for coding. of giving up, I learned how to debug my programs by checking every line of code carefully and correcting my mistakes. Through trial and error, I realised that every mistake taught me something new. Instead of seeing errors as failures, I started seeing them as opportunities to improve. Coding taught me patience, perseverance, and the confidence to keep trying until I found a solution. Although I was no longer studying Computer Science formally, I continued learning coding independently because it was something I genuinely enjoyed. Whenever I had free time, I watched programming tutorials on YouTube, explored online learning platforms, and practised programming languages such as Python, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Scratch. I also created simple coding exercises and small projects to improve my skills and challenge myself. Every project strengthened my confidence and reminded me that improvement comes through continuous practice and perseverance. Although I am now studying at IPG, I continue to learn coding becauseIbelieve these skills will help me become a more creative and innovative teacherinthe future. I realised that progress is not determined by the course we study but byourwillingness to keep learning and improving ourselves. Learning to code was not always easy. My programs often contained syntax errors and logical errors, and sometimes they did not run successfully. Every error message made me feel frustrated, and I questioned whether coding was really meant or me. However, instead
Looking back, I realise that coding has taught me lessons far beyond programming. Just as debugging a program requires patience, persistence, and careful thinking, personal growth also takes time and continuous effort. Every syntax error I corrected reminded me that mistakes are not signs of failure but opportunities to become better. Although I did not pursue a Computer Science degree as I had once planned, I never allowed that disappointment to stop me from learning. Instead, I chose to continue developing my skills and following my passion in my own way. My journey has taught me that success is not about taking one step forward at a time, learning from every mistake, and believing that every small improvement brings us closer to our goals. For this reason, I truly believe that progress matters more than perfection.
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