no more econs presentation

yeah, today, it was my turn to do the presentation on whether greater participation helps in human and economic development in low-income countries, choosing India as the one and only example. briefly, greater participation in global economy does promote human and economic development, if simultaneously the country has a good governance. of course it's theoretically correct, but when the government fails to do so, there's no more point of participating greatly in international level.

it was not so smooth as if perfect all the time. i did make some mistakes like twisted tongue, forgotten of changing slides, but all these i hope won't cause me to get low marks. whatever happened, i think i had done my very best, and since this was the last internal assessment for economics, i presented confidently.

there's no use of presenting without any audiences, but when i saw Ms Malini at times, she seemed bored (i'm so sad). was i presenting so boring until her eyes looked like closed and she seemed fell asleep at some moments?. but i hope it was not my mistakes that cause her to feel so. i know my answers were lacking of points that i should mention, but i did my best to give statistics and information that no one among them know about.

after all, i gave my best shot, and i am not totally disappointed even though there were mistakes. still, i can't stop right here since there are lots of presentation coming when i move into university level. practices still need to be done, but sadly there are no more. yet, having them done with trial around the corner, i feel really relieved. now, it's time for me to study for trial which is coming less than 2 weeks from now. i'll try my best for it, since i'm gonna prove that i deserve to fly to Australia!!!...