As another little intro, we will write these posts. They can be a fun little reference when needed. .
These are the first links (found by Rosie), enjoy:
Fun little poem - This is something I stumbled upon on Tumblr (and then had to find again) and I thought it was pretty cool.
Man challenges English -This one I have seen a couple of times now and I really enjoy it, it is an example of descriptive English and how a variation of a word still makes sense even when it is not spelled in the correct way.
We will have one of these posts (highlighting our favourite links that we've found) every two weeks in addition to weekly posts on what we have learned in class, these will include articles we annotate, descriptions of new terms and language that we learn through out any given week in the year to come.
These link posts will be written as a joint post instead of a single post per each writer, we will write who found the link (as shown). Nayomi has not been able to find any links today (understandable as this blog is for next year) which might be the case depending on how much time we have.
For our weekly posts we will chose a topic (or a few) each week that we have learned in class and we will write about the one/s that we have chosen each week. It depends on who feels like writing about that topic and about how well each of us understand the weeks work and the topics as to who writes what.
We hope that you enjoy this blog and learn something, or in your case Miss, teach us something - as we will be writing here as we learn from you.
Rosie and Nayomi
These are the first links (found by Rosie), enjoy:
Fun little poem - This is something I stumbled upon on Tumblr (and then had to find again) and I thought it was pretty cool.
Man challenges English -This one I have seen a couple of times now and I really enjoy it, it is an example of descriptive English and how a variation of a word still makes sense even when it is not spelled in the correct way.
We will have one of these posts (highlighting our favourite links that we've found) every two weeks in addition to weekly posts on what we have learned in class, these will include articles we annotate, descriptions of new terms and language that we learn through out any given week in the year to come.
These link posts will be written as a joint post instead of a single post per each writer, we will write who found the link (as shown). Nayomi has not been able to find any links today (understandable as this blog is for next year) which might be the case depending on how much time we have.
For our weekly posts we will chose a topic (or a few) each week that we have learned in class and we will write about the one/s that we have chosen each week. It depends on who feels like writing about that topic and about how well each of us understand the weeks work and the topics as to who writes what.
We hope that you enjoy this blog and learn something, or in your case Miss, teach us something - as we will be writing here as we learn from you.
Rosie and Nayomi
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