Our Class On-line! 2000-2001
Sec IV & V - Ecole Secondaire Soulanges
For me, all learning starts with believing. "The Little Engine that Could" is one of my favorite stories. Once the world becomes your place, you are eager to learn. That is, you can do anything if you believe!
When I am helping someone learn, I focus more on the individual and having them in a positive frame of mind. Then, the learning doors are open!
This site is to help us keep up to date with what is happening in English class.
This site will also offer a way for students to communicate with each other- and with me!
(I am still new at web building so please be patient if some links aren't functioning properly.)
THIS WEEK'S LESSON: (suggested)
Related Links:
Solar eclipses? The Ching Dynasty? Fractions? Russian literature? The Big Bang? Civil rights? The Periodic Table of Elements? Beat poetry? Thermonuclear fission? Gravitational waves? Game theory? Air pressure? Probability? The Simpsons?
Let's go!
Questions for this lesson:
ASSIGNMENTS:
1. Why is the sky blue?
2. What does 'ghoti' spell?
3. What are the primary colors?
4. What are the secondary colors?
5. What happens when you shine white light through a prism?
6. What percentage of the light spectrum can we see?
7. What does U.F.O. stand for?
8. What does N.F.L. stand for? How is that different from N.H.L.?
9. What color do you get when you mix red and yellow? blue and yellow? blue and red?
10. What is ultraviolet light?
Inform yourself about the things you enjoy and act according to those interests. Study what you love and not what you loathe. If you have to take some courses, look at it as and expanding experience (all learning helps the mind grow). It is better to enjoy the things you have to do, rather than stress about them. If you really think your wasting your time, you might be.
Always be open to change.
TAKE A BREAK ! ! !
The mind can learn best when at ease, so take a break and find a quiet spot to gather your thoughts. By doing this you can stay on track and eliminate some of the stress you may feel by being constantly on the go.