Out of everything I have done in this class, I am most proud of how much I’ve learned to improve my writing skill and applying all the grammar and punctuation we have learned in class. Next year, i will try… Continue Reading →
When we did the Shakespeare workshop, I highly enjoyed the variety in activities we did that was fun and educational at the same time. It was way more interesting than if we had learned about Shakespeare through websites and… Continue Reading →
Effects of Discrimination at How One Appear to Others in-16wd3o0 Two Things I Did Well: I integrated quotes properly and supports my argument I used incorporated transition words to have some kind of flow to it Two Things I Will… Continue Reading →
manic-ploughing-through-the-snow-narrative-essay Two things I did well: I include a good amount of poetic devices and I tried to use short sentences through out. Two things I could improve: Punctuation and grammar, and to always read it over to make sure… Continue Reading →
How can one forgive after a painful suffering of discrimination? According to Elie Wiesal in “The Watch”, he goes through a journey of forgiveness 20 years after the survival of the holocaust. He reflects back on a memory of a watch… Continue Reading →
This have stuck with me since it had happened, and I regret not doing anything. During science class, I witness something that I’ve never wanted to witness but unfortunately I did. A couple people were sat at the back of… Continue Reading →
“Meet” in Gastown fall in the categories of being a casual vegan restaurant, yet they serve up some delectable meals. Promptly after entering through the door the hostess approached, and treat us with a professional and friendly attitude, and lead… Continue Reading →
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