Teaching & Learning English
This is not XP farming; It is to test fonts. I think this is Greek or something. Wingdings!!! Webdings!!! Wingdings and Webdings. I added three ! after each one. BOLD WRITING! LIKE A COMIC HEADER! (Random textrsufuvgtyr6trfd tyh6tr434ewhgvfdw) Andale mono Trebuchet MS Times New Roman Conclusion: fonts are cool
guys im gonna change my profile name and about me. so anyone got some ideas? first 5 people with ideas get bigger chances to help me change.
What is “Skibidi” and Why Does It Matter? In the vast and ever – evolving landscape of internet culture, new trends and phenomena seem to emerge daily. One such term that has captured the attention of millions, especially among younger generations, is “Skibidi.” But what exactly is “Skibidi,” and how did it become such … Read more
The Multifaceted Meanings of “Sigma”: From Mathematical Notation to Cultural Archetype I. Sigma in Mathematics and Science: A Pillar of Quantification The Greek letter “sigma” (σ/Σ) holds profound significance in academic disciplines, serving as a versatile symbol for measurement and calculation. In mathematics, upper-case sigma (Σ) is synonymous with summation, a fundamental operation that aggregates values in … Read more
Heyyyyyy, so I’ve recently found out that I’m really bad at analyzing stuff, so I wanted to ask if any of you guys know some things that could help me. Thanks!
Down in the deep, dark den Lies a fox that preys on hens Leaping out after dusk, at night It spreads deadly destruction with its might A beast, destined to never be caught It runs along the road, not to be sought It takes off, done with the hunt Laughing heartlessly at those who grunt … Read more
Our last seminar is the the tear-dropping MYP journey, in which we talk about the growths and improvements our ourselves throughout secondary school. No one cried, of course. Mostly we discussed about what we improved(book reading, movies, depressed, etc.), we also talked about how our teachers, friends, parents, helped us, which is very good because … Read more
in the seminar”when in Rome, do as the Romans do”, we discussed whether to follow certain traditions or actions that the locals do. I gave my opinion that you should not do things that goes with your ethnic stuff and don’t mess with the government. I participated in small conversations between our classmates and tried … Read more
(Note: Before the seminar, my classmates and I created holiday advertisements for different locations. My group made one for Hyrule from The Legend of Zelda. Other groups created an ad for Australia featuring kangaroos on a beach, and another created an ad picturing a soccer tournament. ) After this preparation we started analyzing and criticizing … Read more
The legend of Mulan, as popularised by Disney, is one version of female emancipation in ancient China: women sometimes had to disguise themselves as men to get things done. This also serves as the premise of a love story between Yingtai and Shanbo. Set some time between the third and fifth century CE, our heroes … Read more
Having been dispatched to earth, the half-human, half-snake goddess Nüwa found herself utterly alone living on the heights of Mount Kunlun in northwestern China. In a stroke of genius, she moulded clay figurines and breathed life into them. Soon after, there was chaos. Wildfires and floods eradicated the natural habitats of animals; beasts grew desperate … Read more
The seminar on what makes a good blog post was eye-opening for me as someone who enjoys writing but doesn’t always know how to make posts engaging. The presenters Kitty and Vinci explained the difference between a forgettable post and one that grabs attention– it often comes down to a few key elements that work … Read more