Organization Posted on June 14, 2018 By Ardian Setiawan Metaphorically, an organization is a machine. In an ideal condition, all parts run harmoniously to generate ‘power’ – the expected results. However, not all parts have the same endurance-power-performance and other standard characteristics. Thus, every machine faces failure risks due to variability [of the parts]. If one part ‘performs’ too fast, it might damage the other parts; slow performance of the part might also cause damages to other parts. So? Work at the right pace. If -overall- the machine is too slow, don’t perform too fast. Otherwise, you will be dead with fatigue. #woles šš”
Posted on June 4, 2020 Discourse is how a language is used socially to express meanings. Language is never neutral as it connects our personal and social worlds (Henry and Tator 2002). Read More
Uncategorized 28 Student-Centered Instructional Strategies Posted on August 16, 2021 The following infographic viaĀ Mia MacMeekinĀ provides additional tools (in the form of strategies) that can help create a learning environment that can, depending on the context, more approachable, friendly, or familiar to students in your classroom. Read More
Log on -or- log in? Posted on July 31, 2019July 31, 2019 You might find the two phrases confusing. So, here areĀ a brief explanation about the two phrases and sample sentences. In nontechnical sense, ‘Log on’ means visiting (without using a username and password) while ‘log in’ means signing in with a username and password (or- sign in). Sample sentences: The user… Read More