Today’s strange!
In the morning, I joined the network school oral practice ( joint school oral practice ) in Yau Ma Tei, which was a great experience.
The teacher tutored me is called Mr. Au Yeung. He’s nice and active: he doesn’t like the ordinary teacher. He encouraged every students to speak and talked with us very informally. I love his lesson very much ‘cause I didn’t feel any stress in his lesson.
In his class, I learned to be more active and be more confident in the group discussion, and deal with troublesomes during group discussion.
Also, he taught me one French word: ‘cliché’. When I and my schoolmates had just arrived, he asked us why we came to Yau Me Tei to have this oral practice. Well, expectably, every students said they wanted to broaden their horizons and improve their English. So he said that all of us were saying something cliché, and every students in the classroom bursted out laughing !
What a splendid memory!
In the afternoon, I went back home alone, and I didn’t go to church. This is my first time not to go to church because of my emotion. I was afraid that I couldn’t merge myself together with other people, and I didn’t know how to go. It made me feel regretful.
Now is 6:45PM, I am sitting beside my computer, typing my crap, and waiting for somebody’s short message. It’s silly, huh?
Hey. I'm a one of fd eager to read your blog. That's not true. Our teather are foolish. Always said that excellence, very clear which is loud not shout. Comprehensive argument. Etc. In my view. I believe that I have some ways to improve myself. But they don't like your teacher. Anyway the oral practice is good because i've experience to learn. And I hope you can write it frequently. Best wishes MK
回覆刪除Your emotion...stop to think. Keep you eye open you mind. Just like me go to sleep until to 6:00. And the time can fix your problem. Even they're come from peer,parent,school,love pressure. Bad fd MK
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回覆刪除There is an old saying 'let it be'.
回覆刪除It's cliché, I know, but there is nothing else we can do.
Crying, waiting, hoping?