
I would like to recommend the following website that my co-authors and I did some time ago. I think the content will provide a good guide, especially to new physics teachers using my text books (Form 4 and Form 5).

Thank you.
• Imbas latar belakang murid-murid (scanning)
• Kaji faktor-faktor menyebabkan murid-murid kurang berminat, kurang berfokus dan kurang mahir.
• Cuba letakkan diri dalam kasut murid-murid (lihat dari perspektif murid-murid).
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• Peka kepada respons murid-murid.
• Harus ingat diri sentiasa dinilai oleh semua murid di kelas.
• Tingkahlaku, gerak-geri, wajah dan emosi murid-murid ialah barometer kejayaan sesi pengajaran dan pembelajaran. Perlu sentiasa baca barometer itu.
• Selalu buat refleksi sesi pengajaran dan pembelajaran yang lalu untuk penambahbaikan.
Amalan 3 : Proaktif dan Inovatif
• Jangka apa yang mungkin boleh berlaku dan amalkan ‘cegah sebelum parah’.
• Elakkan stereotaip. Manfaatkan sepenuhnya teknologi terkini seperti ICT, multimedia dan alatan digital untuk meningkatkan dayasaing dengan tarikan zaman moden (permainan komputer, sms, Internet, iPod dll.)
• Sentiasa menilai diri dan murid-murid.
• Nilai diri berdasarkan respons murid dari mula sehingga ke akhir sesi pengajaran dan pembelajaran.
• Nilai murid berdasarkan kefahaman dan kemahiran dari mula, pertengahan sehingga ke akhir sesi pengajaran dan pembelajaran.
• Melihat kegagalan murid sebagai kegagalan diri – Akauntabiliti.
I read with interest the Pareto principle and should have known this principle much earlier to laugh off some of my bitter personal experiences. The Pareto principle which more popularly known as the 80:20 rule originated from Vilfredo Pareto, an Italian economist who studied the distribution of wealth in a variety of countries around 1900. He discovered a common phenomenon: about 80% of the wealth in most countries was controlled by a consistent minority -- about 20% of the people.
According to Pareto principle a minority of input produces the majority of results.
20% of something always are responsible for 80 percent of the results.
20% of the code has 80% of the defects.
20% of the modules consume 80% of the resources.
20% of the errors consume 80% of repair costs.
20% of the enhancements consume 80% of adaptive maintenance costs.
20% of the modules consume 80% of the execution time.
20% of the tools experience 80% of the tool usage.
My personal experience (using or misusing the Pareto principle, never mind--just feel nice 'Thinking Allowed').
20% extra is enough for some people; 80% extra for others to get the same reward.
20% work; 80% suddenly appear just before the boss arrives.
20% help to organise; another 80% just celebrate its success.
20% of the people results in 80% of the improvements.
20% say 'no problem'; 80% say it can't be done.
20% raise 80% of the money in a fund-raising.
20% of the people make 80% of the mistakes.
20% look for solution; 80% look for excuses.
20% of the people cause 80% of the delays.
20% dedicated; 80% could not be bothered.
20% understand 80% misunderstand.
20% prepared; 80% announced.
20% understand; 80% pretend.
20% openly; 80% in the heart.
20% explain; 80% complain.
20% reality; 80% publicity.
20% hope; 80% reality.
20% reveal; 80% keep.