Tuesday, November 10, 2015
How do students classify themselves in your country of origin? Do they have a term for poor or
rich students? Or smart or silly ones? Or fat or skinny ones? How do you feel about calling or
being called a name? How's the situation here in North America? Have you talked to a schoolkid
in Canada lately?
Unlike the adult, the children classify themselves depend on their interests. In their little empire,
the teacher is their king and decides the level of popular. They mostly rank the smart gays among
the best one. Seldom student does not have a nickname. Some are good, so the gay who was
being called feels little proud of it. I had talked it with my daughter. She said that it is not big deal.
rich students? Or smart or silly ones? Or fat or skinny ones? How do you feel about calling or
being called a name? How's the situation here in North America? Have you talked to a schoolkid
in Canada lately?
Unlike the adult, the children classify themselves depend on their interests. In their little empire,
the teacher is their king and decides the level of popular. They mostly rank the smart gays among
the best one. Seldom student does not have a nickname. Some are good, so the gay who was
being called feels little proud of it. I had talked it with my daughter. She said that it is not big deal.
Here are your tasks:
- Vocabulary: Getting Childcare
- Listen, and work on pronunciation--speak out loud. (If you need text-to-speech, try these resources.)
- Read aloud while a partner checks your pronunciation.
- Role play: Types of Students
- Take dictation from 2:23 through 3:05 of this video.
- Using 10 of the words/expressions you learnt today, write an email to a friend overseas about school life in Canada.
- Begin your email with "Hi __________, Long time no see!"
- In the first paragraph, write 3 sentences describing the children and the culture in Canadian school .
- In the second paragraph, write 3 sentences describing your thoughts and feelings.
- Don't forget to sign off.
So it’s talk about building sexual activity into a child personal plan ,but this is a 13-year-old kid . Why are we telling 13-year- old kids that it’s appropriate to make plans for sexual activities . It’s actually illegal for a 13-year-old kid to have sex. It’s called statutory rape . Why would they told them that they can make plan to do so and this isn’t a political opinion . This is called instruction, evidence based instruction. This isn’t about science about facts . This is about encouraging and activating . Children attend two years to become sexually available. It’s called grooming.
An E-mail to my Friend Lucy.
Hi, Lucy , long time no see, how are you these days?
I have been living in Canada for quite a few years and I am getting to know more about school life in Canada- especially about high school. In high school, they will have yearbook at the end of a school year, usually the yearbook will have photos and articles describing clubs or activities which happened during that year. Also, in high school, they will have honor roll students, which means they are the best students in a semester or school year. At graduation ceremony, they will have valedictorian -- best students in the school , they will give speeches at the ceremony.
According to my opinions, achievements of students in Canada are highly appreciated. This is a good way to encourage students to get better grades. Also, students in Canada are not nerd at all, they have many opportunities to explore their social abilities . This is more important for their future life.
In all, I like school life in Canada. And I hope you can visit me in Canada as soon as possible.
