Wednesday, 15 October 2014
Education In Your Hands
Education can be an incredible thing, but if you're like me sometimes it can be tremendously boring. This is not nessisarialy the teaches fault sometimes students just aren't interested in learning about history or whatever it may happen to be. Teachers can contribute and help an uninterested student get involved by being enthusiastic in their lessons and get their attention. Students can also bring life to a boring subject, but not without some work for example do your History project on something you can relate to like music or football. Education is always available if you are willing to put the effort into learning it.
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You have explained your position well Mitch. Your message is clear and your give good examples to support your points. Have you considered writing the post in a word processing program, so you can use the spell check, and then pasting it into the blog? Some of your classmates are finding that works well.
ReplyDeleteLots of small technical issues;
- necessarily - spelling
- teacher's fault - spelling and comma after it to create pause
- whatever - compound word
- however - conjunction
- an uninterested student get involved - not and, and missing word
- their lessons - possessive not the place
- a boring subject, but not - comma before conjunction
- History - capital when referring to the subject, proper noun
necessary...teacher's... missed edits
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