08.06.2012
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Yesterday, we were permitted a half day off in the afternoon by our director of the Education Services division of the Ministry of Education. I don't know the reason that he gave us this off, but I worked until 4 o'clock. On Thursday, we were instructed to clean up both the inside and the outside of our office the Public Service Commission in Vanuatu to prepare for next week's international conference. After the cleaning up finished, all of the officers in the Ministry of Education were permitted to leave the office.
However, I didn't cooperate to clean up. I had several things that I had to complete as soon as possible yesterday. I went to the airport to send a lot of timers for "100math" lessons and visited a few schools to collect the Basic Operation Test that was carried out last Monday. After that, I finished writing a newsletter for all of the Japanese volunteer that I continue to issue every two week(fortnight). It, called "MOE Fortnightly," was the 10th newsletter.
I think that the Public Service Commission could have ordered us to clean up at the earlier date. We knew in March that this international conference was supposed to take place. Why it instructed us on Thursday, not on Thursday of a month ago. We all have each working plan. Its suddenly instruction ought to disturb our work that should be done yesterday. I don't think that it's a big systematic problem that should be improved as soon as possible. If nobody claim, I'd like to insist on that we all should consider about our working plan when we ask another officers to do something.
However, I didn't cooperate to clean up. I had several things that I had to complete as soon as possible yesterday. I went to the airport to send a lot of timers for "100math" lessons and visited a few schools to collect the Basic Operation Test that was carried out last Monday. After that, I finished writing a newsletter for all of the Japanese volunteer that I continue to issue every two week(fortnight). It, called "MOE Fortnightly," was the 10th newsletter.
I think that the Public Service Commission could have ordered us to clean up at the earlier date. We knew in March that this international conference was supposed to take place. Why it instructed us on Thursday, not on Thursday of a month ago. We all have each working plan. Its suddenly instruction ought to disturb our work that should be done yesterday. I don't think that it's a big systematic problem that should be improved as soon as possible. If nobody claim, I'd like to insist on that we all should consider about our working plan when we ask another officers to do something.
Yesterday, we were permitted to take a half day off in the afternoon by our director of the Education Services division of the Ministry of Education.
I don't know the reason that he gave us this day off, but I still worked until 4 o'clock.
On Thursday, we were instructed to clean up both the inside and the outside of our office (Public Service Commission) in Vanuatu, to prepare for next week's international conference.
After the cleaning up finished, all of the officers in the Ministry of Education were permitted to leave the office.
However, I didn't cooperate with the clean up.
I had several things that I had to complete as soon as possible yesterday.
I went to the airport to send out many timers for "Math 100" lessons and I visited a few schools to collect the Basic Operation Test that was carried out last Monday.
After that, I finished writing a newsletter for all of the Japanese volunteers that I continue to issue to every two weeks(fortnight).
It's called "MOE Fortnightly," and it was the 10th newsletter.
I think that the Public Service Commission could have ordered us to clean up at an earlier date.
Why was it instructed to us this Thursday, and not on the Thursday which was a month ago.
We all have work plans.
It's suddenly an instruction that ought not to disturb our work which should of been done yesterday.
I don't think that it's a big systematic problem and that should be improved as soon as possible.
If nobody claims to this, I'd like to insist on that we all should reconsider about our work plans when we ask other officers to do something for us.
Yesterday, our director of the Education Services division of the Ministry of Education gave us half a day off in the afternoon.
sounds a bit better as an active sentence
I don't know why, but I worked until 4 o'clock.
more concise
On Thursday, we were instructed to clean up both the inside and the outside of our office at the Public Service Commission in Vanuatu to prepare for next week's international conference.
Afterward, all of the officers in the Ministry of Education were permitted to leave the office.
However, I didn't take part in the clean up.
I had several urgent things to take care of yesterday.
I went to the airport to send out a lot of timers for the "100math" lessons and visited a few schools to collect the Basic Operation Tests that was carried out last Monday.
After that, I finished writing a newsletter for all of the Japanese volunteers that I continue to issue every two weeks (every fortnight).
It's called "MOE Fortnightly," and it was my10th newsletter.
I think that the Public Service Commission should have ordered us to clean up at an earlier date.
Why did they tell us to do it this Thursday, and not a month ago?
We all have our own work plans.
This sudden request interrupted our work that should have been done yesterday.
I don't think that it's a big systematic problem that should be improved as soon as possible.
If nobody claims responsibility, I'd like to insist that we keep other people's work plans in mind when we ask them to do something.
more natural.