Another Ends, Another Comes

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Another quarter of learning is nearly coming to an end. With our current condition in consideration, I never actually thought that I could be able to retain something in my head, yet I did. I have learned a lot and on top of that, I have never felt stress answering my modules in ICT especially since it is purely about HTML. You just have to follow the guides written in the concept notes then you're good to go. The only downside when typing is that every HTML tag is very improtant and one mistake typing those affects the whole HTML file.

This Modular Learning really is testing us. Most of the time, laziness and procrastination just comes and we couldn't help but to fall for it. Nevertheless, we, students are trying, and we are hopeful that in the near future, we could all be going to school in a normal day just like we used to.

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