Yes.

Throughout my academic life, I found and came into contact with several
teachers whom I'll never forget mostly because of their personality and quality
teaching. Such a teacher who I remember clearly was Cikgu Sata who taught us
History at my age of 13 and 14 years old.

I was then about 13-14 years old and was in Secondary 1 and 2. He had an
admiring personality and a different way of teaching. He was very punctual and
honest and inspired us to be so. He never pressurised us on studying and always
told us stories on different historical events. In his classes, we never felt bored.
He had a gift of making the lessons interesting and attracting students to his
stories. Much of the history I now know is because of him.

My major was Science and I have not studied history that much but whatever
interest I grew on history was mostly his contribution. I can still recall the stories
I heard from him. He never misbehaved with any of his students and all of his
students admired him very much. I learned later on that he was an honest and
benevolent man in his personal life. I still remember him because he was a good
man, a wise mentor and a nice person who taught us things that we still
remember.