PROGRAM SINAR HARAPAN

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Program Sinar Harapan dijalankan pada Selasa 28 April 2009 yang bertujuan untuk sifarkan masalah ponteng sekolah. Sasaran adalah pelajar-pelajar yang sudah 10 hari ponteng sekolah tanpa sebab~bersurat atau MC.

Sebelum ini, perjumpaan setiap hari bagi pelajar yang ponteng dilakukan di tapak perhimpunan oleh Guru Kaunseling. Teguran dan nasihat juga telah disampaikan oleh GPK HEM SMK Seri Bemban. Soal selidik kepada sasaran pelajar ponteng juga diedarkan dan didapati majoriti memilih sikap malas belajar dan malas datang ke sekolah.

Pengisian kepada program ini ialah ceramah dari anggota polis IPK Melaka Chef Inspektor Pn Maimunah Binti Ghazali ( Pegawai Hal Ehwal Awam ). Beliau menarik perhatian pelajar dengan gejala sosial ponteng sekolah. Sementara ceramah yang kedua adalah dari wakil JPN Melaka berkaitan Pengurusan Disiplin yang menurus kepada ponteng sekolah. Slot ini disampaikan oleh En Mohd Rezel Masah ( Penolong Pengarah Disiplin, Sektor Pemabngunan Kemanusiaan, JPNM.

Di samping itu diselitkan persembahan Multimedia oleh guru pelatih bahagian Kaunseling dan sebabak lakonan yang dilakunkan oleh pelajar SMK Seri Bemban. Slot yang terakhir ialah LDK ( latihan dalam kumpulan )yang dikendalikan oleh dua orang guru pelatih kaunseling.

Satu lagi program yang akan dilakukan selepas ini ialah lawatan dan kunjungan GPK HEM bersama Guru Kaunseling ke rumah pelajar-pelajar yang masih tegar dengan ponteng sekolah. Lawatan dan kunjungan mesra ini diharapkan mendapat kerjasama dri ibu bapa/penjaga dalam menangani masalah ponteng sekolah anak-anak mereka.

Diharapkan program yang dijalankan dapat mengatasi masalah ponteng pelajar dan mengajak pelajar supaya membuat penambahbaikan dalam membentuk sahsiah terpuji dan berketrampilan

Kepada AJK yang terlibat diucapkan jutaan terima kasih dan diharapkan program ini bukan hanya setakat program sahaja tapi tindakan susulan yang berterusan patut dijalankan secara tekal dan beristiqamah.


Perasmian penutup program dirasmikan oleh Ayahanda Pengetua SMK Seri Bemban.

RIMUP

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Rancangan Integrasi Murid Untuk Perpaduan(RIMUP)peringkat sekolah telah dijalankan pada 23 April bersamaan Hari Khamis minggu lalu adalah gabungan dua buah sekolah iaitu SMK Seri Bemban dan SM Teknik Jasin.




Kelompok RIMUP yang ditetapkan oleh JPN Melaka telah kekal sejak RIMUP diperkenalkan. Yang menjadi masalah ialah kekurangan pelajar bukan Melayu iaitu dari golongan India dan China amat ketara kerana bagi SM Teknik, majoriti pelajarnya adalah Melayu hanya seorang sahaja pelajar India, sementara pelajar India dan China dari SMK Seri Bemban dijumlahkan hanya 13 orang, diambil kira dari semua pelajar bagi Tingkatan 4 yang terpilih. Kesemua pelajar yang terlibat dengan aktiviti RIMUP adalah berjumlah 160 orang. Walau bagaimanapun RIMUP tetap berjalan dengan lancar dan apa yang diharapkan supaya lahir perpaduan di antara kaum juga tercapai walaupun sedikit sahaja di kalangan pelajar India dan China.Gabungan antara kaum dalam permainan jelas menampakkan perpaduan dan melahirkan ikatan persahabatan di antara SMK Seri Bemban dengan SM Teknik Jasin.Pengisian untuk satu hari RIMUP adalah dua slot ceramah iaitu ceramah motivasi dan ceramah perpaduan. Sementara selepas itu diteruskan dengan beberapa permainan yang menyeronokkan peserta.





RIMUP telah dirasmikan penutupan oleh wakil YB En Chua Kheng Hwa (ADUN Kawasan Bemban) iaitu Penghulu Bemban En Jazlee bin Pit. Kami bagi pihak sekolah mengucapkan terima kasih kepada Penghulu Bemban yang sudi datang merasmikan majlis Penutup RIMUP dan tidak lupa kepada YB kerana menyumbangkan Wang sebanyak RM1000.00 kepada sekolah. Jasamu dikenang.

KIDS BELT

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AWARD DARI AISYAH

Terima kasih atas anugerah award yang cantik sangat ni untuk akak. Moga ia menjadi kenangan yang pasti kekal di hati sanubari ini.

SURAT PEKELILING IKHTISAS BIL 2/2009

LARANGAN MEMBAWA DAN MENGGUNAKAN TELEFON BIMBIT DI SEKOLAH DIKUATKUASA SEPENUHNYA.

Sekolah diminta mengambil tindakan tegas terhadap pelajar yang membawa telefon bimbit ke sekolah. Telefon yang dibawa mesti dirampas dan dikenakan tindakan disiplin ke atas pelajar tersebut. Dengan surat pekeliling terbaru ini, cukup menyenangkan pihak sekolah untuk menjalankan tindakan disiplin ke atas pelajar yang membawa telefon bimbit mengikut garis panduan yang ditetapkan. Harapan agar tidak wujud kekeliruan lagi di kalangan ibu bapa pelajar terbabitdan guru yang menjalankan tindakan.

Eliminate procrastination

The essence of procrastination is very well reflected in this quote by Bernard Meltzer: "Hard work is often the easy work you did not do at the proper time."

Are you affected?

Have you ever seen your most important tasks being put off until later and then later and later, while you are getting busy with many not so important activities? Did you hope that you may have more time and better mood in the future to start the task and do it properly? Does an approaching deadline mean a crisis for you? Do you keep hesitating every time you make a decision?


If you often see yourself in such low productivity situations, then there is a big chance that your life got under control of the procrastination habit. And those situations are only the most explicit symptoms.

What is it?
A basic definition of procrastination is putting off the things that you should be doing now. This happens with all of us time after time.

Yet, what makes a big difference for your success is your ability to recognize procrastination reasons and expressions in their different forms, and to promptly take them under control, before this bad habit steals your opportunities, damages your career and pride, or destroys your relationships. So why do not you do it now?

Causes of procrastination


What are typical reasons why you procrastinate? Here are a few of the most common situations to consider in your anti procrastination efforts.

It can be as simple as
* Waiting for the right mood
* Waiting for the right time
Then look at the way you organize your work. You may notice other reasons for procrastination like
* Lack of clear goals
* Underestimating the difficulty of the tasks
* Underestimating the time required to complete the tasks
* Unclear standards for the task outcomes
* Feeling as the tasks are imposed on you from outside
* Too ambiguous tasks
And there are also many connections with
* Underdeveloped decision making skills
* Fear of failure or fear of success
* Perfectionism

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Create Your " To Do " List

Most successful people use " TO DO " lists. They range from the top CEOs of multi-national companies to entrepreneurs of small businesses.


Busy housewives and retired workers - anyone who wants to use their limited time effectively.


All of these people use time management skills including "To Do" lists.


You can use these lists to keep you focused on what really needs to be done, and keep you away from un-important tasks that have no value.


The result - more time to do what you want!


1.Make It A Daily Record


Every day you should make a " To Do " list. This is the first step in your time management crash course. You'll find it invaluable in helping you decide where your priorities lie.

2.The Nuts and Bolts of Your " TO DO " List


Write down all your outstanding tasks on a sheet of paper, then carefully go through deciding if an item is to be graded as :-


A. Urgent.

B. Important but not urgent.

C. Not urgent nor important.


Within categories A and B it will be necessary for you to prioritise, so the most urgent task becomes A1, then the next becomes A2 etc.


Similarly with the set of tasks you have decided are B.


Of course this is not necessary with the C tasks.


Some people prefer to color code the items instead, so with such a system the A tasks may be colored red, the B tasks blue etc.


You may choose whatever colors have meaning for you.


3. Using the " TO DO " List


Each morning you must update your "TO DO" list. Bring forward the A, B, and C items not completed the day before on to another sheet of paper.


Add new items to the lists after considering carefully where each new item should go.


Then review the list and start on the top priorities, crossing off each one as it is finished throughout the day.


Some people prefer to have separate sheets for each type i.e. one sheet for the A list, another sheet for the B list etc.


That way you know you are working on the most urgent tasks from the listing itself, because the A list should always be on top.


So what do you do with the C items?

If you have staff, then delegate - if not, decide if you are going to complete them or not.


Dispose of all items you decide are not worth doing.


Instead of re-writing your list each morning an alternative method is to spend the last 15 minutes of your day on your list, so that you can start immediately the next ay.


Practise your time management skills until they become second nature.

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