1. Reflection
In my work to done this task, I had reaches many trouble. I can’t find the material
of sample report. So I try to find another way. I try to find the material of event report,
survey report and meeting report in internet and books from library.
I also cannot find the best report in the books from library because it not a
university level but academic books in primary school only. So I decide to go to asked
En Ghazali about the sample report of event report, survey report and meeting report
and where I can find the material of university level of report. After that I try to find the
outline of the report that I found in the internet. I tried to use the outline to make an
event report and complete my task in English Language Proficiency.
Beside that, I also stuck when I do this task because of the task’s question. I
cannot understand what is the task exactly wanted. So I decide to see my lecturer, En
Ghazali Bin Abdullah to ask him kindness to show me what are this task really want. It is
not easy to meet with En Ghazali because he always not is around the Institute.
Sometimes he has meeting and Bina Insan Guru, so I cannot see him if I have a
problem in my task.
I feel much enjoyed when doing the task because I can learn many things such
as how to find books in the library, how to search internet and the outline of the report.
All of it can help me in my studies to become an English teacher soon. Because of him,
now I have understand what to do and then I do it on my own and completely done
before the date of submission. I really thankful to all of who had helped me to did my
work.

2. Learning Trip to Butterfly National Park
Our Science and mathematics Society chose butterfly national Park as its excursion
destination for 2008. ‘Butterfly Park’ as it is popularly called, is not among the bigger
butterfly national park in Kuala Lumpur, but it is the one which is most accessible by
road, and hence many people’s favorites park.
Our group of twenty Society members and two lecturers left the institute in a
chartered bus at 9 a.m. on Saturdays, 1 December 2008. Everyone had mobile phones,
laptops and cameras. One lecturer brought along a laptop loaded with information about
the park including descriptions of its flora and fauna. We were all anticipating an
enjoyable weekend of exploration and discovery.
On arrival 5 hours later, we registered at the park’s headquarters (HQ) as
required. The accommodation at the park was reasonably priced and varied. We plan to
make a campsite in the park because we want to learn many things in the Butterfly
National Park. There were chalet units and hostel-type rooms, but we all wanted to try
camping because the weather was good and we had brought tents. After some
refreshments at the headquarters cafeteria, we headed off for the campsite to set up our
tents. The lecturers were such a great help and the team spirit shown by all was
refreshing. After eating our packed lunch, we returned to the park headquarters to meet
up with a guide for our afternoon forest stroll.
We chose a short trail for our first journey into the forest. We were told by our
guide that new species of butterfly and small creatures continued to be identified from
time to time. It was rather exciting when we were able to name a plant or insect by
looking up information on the internet. All too soon, it was back to the canteen for simple
dinner before a campsite sing-along and bed. We were all too tired to complain about
the lumpy ground.

3. After breakfast of eggs and tea or milk with biscuits, we packed up and returned
to the park headquarters for another forest walk. This time, we went farther into the
forest because we had been told that we could see animals such as monkeys, squirrels,
mouse deer, birds, snakes and large lizards. Unfortunately, we only saw birds and
butterfly and some shapes jumping from tree to tree. Nobody had remembered to bring
binoculars. Perhaps our happy voices had frightened the entire animal away. We were
told that the best time to see any park animals was early in the morning or late in the
evening.
About 5 p.m., our chartered bus arrived and it was time to go. We arrived safely
at institute at 9 p.m., Sunday, 2 December 2008.
We reported at the Science and Mathematics Society’s meeting that Butterfly
national Park was a suitable destination for overnight institute trips, that costs could be
kept low if tents were used and that comfortable shoes were essential.
Report written by:
Mohd Aidil Bin Othman (RBT2)

4. Biggest internet users is
adult and smallest users is
retired people Half of the students use
internet to get information
for their studies or
research.
The number of
male users
almost equals the Has effected the
number of everyday lives of
female users malaysians
Malaysia are still Distributions
not used to the of internet Malaysians are
idea of online users growing increasingly
shopping dependent on the
internet to
communicate,
exhance information,
share picture and
express themselves.
With so many activities
avaible to users, it is no
wonder that they find
the internet almost
indispensable and Internet activity in Malaysia is
cannot function without E-mail, education, chatting,
it reading newapaper, playing
games, dealings with
goverment and getting good
information

5. Chief Executive's Report:
Recommends that if we not able
to find a new facility by the end of
this month, the organization
should stay where in the current
location over the winter. After
brief discussion, Board agreed.
Finance Committee report
Other business:
provided by Chair, Elizabeth
Porter noted that he was Drucker
working with staff member,
Drucker explained that
Jacob Smith, to help develop
consultant, Susan Johns,
an information management
reviewed the organization's
systems plan, and that two
bookkeeping procedures
weeks ago he (Porter) had
and found them to be
mailed members three
resumes from consultants to Board satisfactory, in preparation
Meeting for the upcoming yearly
help with the plan. In the
financial audit. Funds
mailing, Porter asked Minutes recommends that our
members for their opinions to
company ensure the auditor
help select a consultant. Crystal provides a management
Porter asked members for Holdings letter along with the audit
their opinions
financial report.
Assessment of the Meeting: Board Development
Committee's report provided
Kyumoto noted that the past three by Chair, Douglas Carver
meetings have run over the intended
two-hour time slot by half an hour. Carver reminded the Board of
He asked members to be more the scheduled retreat coming
mindful and focused during up in three months, and
discussions, and suggested that the provided a drafted retreat
Board Development Chair take an schedule for board review.
action to identify solutions to this MOTION to accept the retreat
issue. Chair, Carver, agreed. agenda; seconded and
passed.