Teaching & Learning English
Seminar Reflection: This time the seminar was about what makes an engaging blog post and it was very very fun. Starting with the leaders they did a relatively good job of managing students’ speaking chances, what they did the best was their preparation for this seminar not only did they make a PPT they also … Read more
Well, in this seminar, we many discussed about How do you define an easily identifiable writing style that makes your post unique? And Is an engaging blog post defined by what readers want to read, or by the writer’s true self expression? , then analyzed a blog together. Firstly about the first question: How do … Read more
Accessibility: online news can let you to check out breaking news anytime, anywhere. ( as long there’s internet). while traditional newspaper can also be accessed by purchasing it, and don’t requires internet. Interactivity: you can interact and communicate on the website with other users, while traditional newspapers can only be shared by physical discussions. Credibility: … Read more
I was 19 when I got assigned to Outpost Vega, a remote listening station perched on the edge of the Perseus Arm-so far from Earth that even the nearest colony was a three week jump away. My job was simple: monitor deepspace signals, log anomalies, and report nothing unless it was a confirmed threat. No … Read more
Our second seminar was about what makes a good blog post, including general discussions and feedback on a real travel blog example. We mainly talked about two questions: how to create a unique writing style, and whether self expression or audience focused content makes blogs more attractive. The talk about writing style was basic with … Read more
Brief background explanation 1. Creative background: Derived story based on the movie “Deadpool & Wolverine” 2. Sacred Timeline: The main timeline of TVA’s protection efforts. All other timelines are offshoots that emerged due to changes made within the sacred timeline. 3. TVA (Time Administration): Originally responsible for pruning redundant parallel timelines, after the two seasons … Read more
Chapter 1 Bruh. I was lying on my bed, scrolling through TikTok, and I clearly knew that there was a bunch of late assignments and papers overdue, waiting for me to complete them in “high quality.” It was 1:49 AM, and I hadn’t done anything. I also had a test the next day about Macroeconomics. … Read more
1. Performance in the seminar The theme of this discussion session was about what makes a good blog posts. Based on the blog post presented in the leader’s PPT, we identified the topic (such as the image) and conducted discussions. The entire discussion was roughly divided into four parts. My performance in this session was … Read more
Our last seminar was about “what makes a good blog post”, and mainly surrounded discussions of thing like “are pictures or emojis important in blogs” or “which on is more important: pictures or text” and similar subjects. The leaders of the seminar was Shell and Eliza, and they did a very good job as they … Read more
The seminar was about What makes a good blog post? How I did: I got a 6 and 7 for the seminar. I think I did well, considering it was only one and a half classes. I got a 4 for the 1st class, and even got a high on the second! How the … Read more
**My version of the ending starts after (and if) Grace boards the Hail Mary** Log 1: To be clear with, this isn’t my first day on my way back from Erid to Earth, and in fact this is the 67th sol I spent on the Hail Mary, and I had only started recording these logs … Read more
The topic of the second seminar was What Did You Learn About What Makes a Good Blog Post. There were two different parts in the seminar, the first part was just normal seminar questions’ discussions, and the second part was commenting on a specific blog post of someone travelling to a place, giving feedback and reasons of whether it was an appealing blog post or … Read more