Welcoming myself into EN091-02. The first day of classes will continue to be an introduction of myself and others. The exercise we did in class helped me to understand how simple it is to categorize a human being. Whether or not you hit it on the spot or to just make a gesture. Hopefully my interpretations of my fellow classmates shall be underestimated. Thank You.
This past monday has had a very big meaning to what we did in class. I really learned a lot about myself and worked hard to achieve the work that we had done in class. The work had lots of meaningful thoughts that had to work with the brain. It had reading, thinking, and using our common sense. Hopefully, when we take the class work sheet again, this time we all passed with flying colors. The most important thing we used in class was our communicating skills with the teacher and my classmates. We got to know each other and there weaknesses. I pray that this all changes at the end of the semester.
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Welcome Lailani! Yes, it is true that; knowingly or not, we communicate ourselves to others and are perceived in a certain way (category) as human beings. Just be yourself. That's what make you unique.
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ReplyDeletewe did a 4 page survey about ourselves and that survey really made me find out things that i never new about myself
at the end of the survey we had six questions out of the six questions we have to choose one and share our question and
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This past monday, I had no clue on what had happened in class. The reason being is that I could not make it. I had personal issues that I had to take care of...I know though that I definitely need to read the book and catch up on our blogs and other class work. I am sorry for my actions and my attitudes. Hope I could do this and make up my work...This class has helped me understand the meaning of having a conversation with my family, friends and my coligues.
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