Due Wednesday, 22. May 2013
Okay, you've talked about what you don' want, where you don't want to go, what you want to keep, what you want to change....This is it, your last post. I know this makes you melancholic, but bear up. Soon you will be in uni with a TON of writing to do, so you will only miss it for a short while.
Your final TASOK English Blog is..drumroll, please: Where are you heading: what country, city, school. What is your intended major, if you have an idea yet. I'm really looking forward to everyone writing this post. It's the most exciting part of teaching seniors. Happy blogging.
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Monday, May 6, 2013
Post #30 Sage Advice
Due Wednesday, 15. May 2013
You have almost made it. Just two more weeks left in your high school careers. Take a moment to reflect over the last 4 years. What words of wisdom, advice or just cheers do you want to send to the class of 2014? or maybe it's advice for the class of 2017? Be specific on the who and elaborate on your what. What is it you have learned that you want those who follow you to know?
You have almost made it. Just two more weeks left in your high school careers. Take a moment to reflect over the last 4 years. What words of wisdom, advice or just cheers do you want to send to the class of 2014? or maybe it's advice for the class of 2017? Be specific on the who and elaborate on your what. What is it you have learned that you want those who follow you to know?
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Post #29 Senior Will?
Due Wednesday, 8 May 2013
I don't know if you have an official time to do this publicly, if you do, then this should just be cut and paste for you; otherwise, take a minute and share with each other what you want your underclassmen to remember about you. These can be light, academic, or heartfelt. What do you bequeath to the rising seniors of 2014? Your detailed Comp Gov notes? Your seat on Mr. G's couch? Your ability to smile at everyone on Monday mornings? Remember, whatever you bequeath, others will remember you for....
I don't know if you have an official time to do this publicly, if you do, then this should just be cut and paste for you; otherwise, take a minute and share with each other what you want your underclassmen to remember about you. These can be light, academic, or heartfelt. What do you bequeath to the rising seniors of 2014? Your detailed Comp Gov notes? Your seat on Mr. G's couch? Your ability to smile at everyone on Monday mornings? Remember, whatever you bequeath, others will remember you for....
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