Teaching & Learning English
Over the last couple of weeks, three of my classes at school have been very busy producing screenplays and stage directions for various performances of Shakespeare’s plays. This was a very significant piece of work with plenty of learning opportunities, for me as well as the students, so it is really important to reflect on … Read more
OK here’s chapter 3 please give. like if you want chapter 4. 3 Annabeth Chase And Percy took forever to come back from his trip to see my cousin Magnus. It was more of a trip than to help them fight the dracaena and other monsters, but I would call it a trip … Read more
OK guys, so it’s Andrew here and I’ve had an argument. A BIG one. The story goes like this: So in many contests you need teams and in the World Scholar’s Cup, you do. So there’s this person whose name starts with an “Sam” and ends with an “tha” and she is REALLY REALLY REALLY … Read more
There once was a guy named Shakespeare,Whose words make thee tremble in fear.With “thee” and the “thou,”I do not know how—Why can’t he just write plain and clear? : ) ps: this is for fun, I used chatgpt, but I edited most of the stuff.
I read Act III Scene I of A Midsummer Night’s Dream and it is funny. It is obviously silly with Bottom’s head getting turned into an ass but the punning and situation that surrounds that are also funny. I also read The Tempest Act II Scene II, which is also a comedic situation. Trinculo and … Read more
1.Shakespear is gay, as most historians say 2.At the age of 18, Shakespear married Anne Hathaway, a woman who is 8 years older than him(**Bruh**) 3.In sonnet 18, Shakespear discusses a young man who is “lovelier, and more gentle and dependably constant”, historians suggested that he was gaying with the man in the poem, while … Read more
test stuff, ok
:Man what can I say. I’m Kobe Bryant and I will be there at the next Lakers game.
day1 Just started reading Midsummer Night’s Dream 😀
There was actually two interesting things that happened during the holiday. ——————–1. The Subway ————————- Me and my family went to Shanghai during the holiday. I tried the subway in Shanghai at Monday, and the traffic shocked me: There was two long lines of people (which already lines up to the turning place) at the … Read more
Snake Symbolism Across Cultures Snakes have held deep symbolic significance across civilizations, representing a spectrum of meanings from wisdom and renewal to danger and deceit. Their ability to shed skin often ties them to transformation, while their venom adds an element of duality—both life-giving and deadly. China: Wisdom and Transformation In Chinese culture, the snake … Read more