Fragments of Kudun

This photo is from workshop by the SCCI + club, where I learnt about disabilities, managing emotions and first aid. The presenter used the projector and PowerPoint slides to explain the contents of a first aid kit. These slides included visuals and key points in large text, and the presenter also gave a life demonstration. This combination of visual, auditory, and practical teaching methods made the session inclusive and easier to understand for all participants. It reminded me how important it is to use ICT tools like PowerPoint effectively to support diverse learners. This showed me how ICT tools can support inclusive learning.

I just love cats. They bring me peace—the only creatures I can tolerate endlessly. There’s something about them: the soft purrs, the cute meows, the occasional cattitude and judgmental stares. People say they’re not as friendly as dogs, but that’s really just personal preference. For me, cats are perfect in their own way. I often think about adopting one, but I worry I won’t be able to care for them perfectly all the time. Still, maybe one day. For now, my side quest is simple: pspsps every cat I see and give them the attention they deserve. The world feels like a mess and is kind of messed. But at least cats exist and that thought alone keeps me sane for now.

Welcome to my digital portfolio. My name is Kudun, though I’ve reached a point where even I forget how to pronounce it. Different people say it differently - starting with my own parents. Eventually, I settled on Kunden (as in for the pronunciation), no specific reason for it, I guess for simplicity and my sanity. I don’t have a grand story or some clear purpose to share. I’m just trying to figure things out, finding something I might like to do, trying things, making mistakes, and mostly, just surviving. I’m currently in second year, in a teaching college, which, if you know me, is one of my life’s greatest irony. I’m an introvert who’s not particularly fond of people or kids, get easily detached, and feel drained in crowds. And yet, here I am, training to be a teacher. Strange? Definitely. But maybe that’s what life is, one contradiction at a time. I don’t have any deep purpose or dream. I’m just trying to figure out what I might enjoy, while surviving each day in this world that oft...