Teaching & Learning English
With us graduating from 8th grade soon, this marks the end of our MYP journey. I experienced various unique and normal experiences, ups and downs, and numerous failures and success we came across. Recently, our ELL class had a seminar retrospecting the fabulous or disastrous journey we had. The seminar is old fashion, with two … Read more
Our school held a research activity in May, which gave us the opportunity to travel and stay in Hangzhou for three days. We are very excited about this research and learning activity because it is the first time we have lived outside and studied together with our classmates, and the best thing is that we … Read more
Reflection on Seminar 2 During Seminar 2, I have made significant improvements compared to the first time. In the first seminar, I was mostly inactive, spending my time on sleeping and not participating. However, in Seminar 2, I made an effort to speak and engage in the discussion. Despite this progress, there are still place … Read more
Many consider middle school to be one of, if not the most significant stage of one’s lifetime. One can endure so much change and progression throughout these short, early-adolescent years. Not so long ago, a short but meaningful seminar was established, in which I attended it. The fundamental purpose of this conference was to provide … Read more
In seminar 3, I must admit that I did fairly rubbish. I found myself still hesitating occasionally, thinking too much before speaking, which is unnecessary in a seminar, especially considering the little time we had to make a point on any of the topics and questions. Talking about the cramped schedule of Seminar 3, … Read more
I traveled to a rainforest of somewhere on the earth. I recognized that it is a rainforest because the air and ground in this forest are very humid. The trees here are very thick, very tall, and have many vines and moss attached to them, making everything here look green. There is different kinds of … Read more
Actually, I feel that this seminar was really too short. Last time, we spent nearly a whole class discussing just one question, but this time, we covered nine questions in one class. Apparently, the time for each person to speak and the time given for everyone to think and respond to each question was insufficient. … Read more
Mushroom Village, a mysterious village hidden in deep mountains and valleys, is like the jade carefully carved by nature, embedded in the lush green forest. Here, every mushroom hut emits a faint fragrance, like the breath of the earth, quietly telling the long story of time. In the early morning, when the first ray of … Read more
In this seminar, I and Nicolas were the hosts. We were required to ask few questions to help students to better understand the clash of cultures and should we adopt the culture or change it. We made three questions, first is about, if the culture of one new country is bad, should we try to … Read more
The result of the seminar had denoted the callous fact: Quality is sometimes over quantity. This seminars is the worst seminar I’ve every done in my MYP campus journey: silted brain, limited time, irrelavant points… Actually, this doesn’t matters the most, what matters the most is the participation of me (I’m kidding, most of the … Read more
We had our seminar on May 27 and 28, that’s our second seminar, we took 3 lessons to finish it, more of us got involve in the seminar. Due to the Science activities on Friday, I miss the preparing lesson(ALSO! I can’t open the link on managebac, even though Elaine sent it to me the … Read more
Hey there, fellow travelers and food enthusiasts! Today, I’m taking you on a journey to explore one of the most polarizing fruits in the world – the infamous durian. Strap in as we embark on an exotic culinary adventure that’s sure to tantalize your taste buds and ignite your senses. Now, I’ll be honest with … Read more