Two things I did well: My hook has hooked the reader and my background information was interesting and relevant. I also provided good details and examples that supported the thesis. Two things I could improve for next time: My sentences could be more varied and complex where I could also make fewer errors in grammar […]
Category: English 10
What literature has taught me about the effects of racism
Racism has been continuing for decades and it still effects people in society today. Numerous factors of racism an lead to different outcomes in people’s lives and it can be permanent until the end. In the novel, Indian Horse, by Richard Wagamese, the protagonist, Saul, faces multiple effects from racism. It first starts off with […]
Protected: Spoken Word – “Distracted Driving”
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A Colossal Visit From a “Tiny” Colony
What did I do well?: I did well on using a variety of different sentences in my essay and including short sentences. What can I improve on for next time?: For next time, I could keep my writing more concise and to not ‘over describe’ things that are unnecessary.
“Rise” by Katy Perry
Meaning of the poem: The meaning of this song is to overcome difficulties and it sends a message that the world has to unite. It means to persevere and resist the hardships that come in our way. Theme Statement: When one faces hardships/ difficulties, perseverance and resistance may help fight it.
“Tell Tale Heart” -alternate ending in new point of view
The point of view I used is objective. The 3 policemen knocked on the door. The protagonist opened the door and let the police officers in. The protagonist showed around the mansion he worked at and brought chairs for the police officers to sit on. The chairs were placed directly above the floor where the […]
How can young children cope with horrific tragedies?
In the poem “ What Do You Remember Of The Evacuation?” by Joy Kogawa, the author portrayed herself as her 6 year old self and explained how she coped with the evacuation of Japanese Canadians during WWII. Her family, along with other Japanese Canadians were forced to move from their homes, but the character managed […]
Sura, Renowned For Its Korean Cuisine, Satisfies Customers Once Again With Their Appetizing And Exquisite Dishes
Sura is one of the best restaurants in Vancouver when it comes to Korean cuisine. It will leave people in awe and admiration. Waitresses with cordial smiles show where to be seated while greeting in Korean and English. The atmosphere is amiable with harmonious music that soothes the customers and the dim lights to the […]
First They Came For…
Adapted from the poem by Martin Nienoller “First They for the Jews” in response to the poem “Danger of Silence”. First they came for the Africans and I did not speak out because I was not an African. Then they came for the homosexuals and I did not speak out because I was not […]
How can resilience lead to survival?
Resilience, the power or ability to adapt well after a traumatic experience or tragedy. People who have resilience in themselves are able to overcome the trauma they had from the past and return to their original past. This can lead to survival because maintaining a balance in one’s life can keep someone’s emotions and actions […]