Today is the last day of the year 2011. Crowds of people will flock to watch the Taipei 101 fireworks display. I just found an article on the Bilingual Page of the Taipei Times suggesting some good spots for fireworks goers.
http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/lang/archives/2011/12/31/2003522009 (more…)
This morning while I was reading the mock exam compositions by Class 303, I found one of the stories so intriguing that I couldn’t wait to share it with all the three classes. Then I decided to make some modifications to it and post it on my blog.
Merry Christmas, everyone!
–a famous sentence from A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens (more…)
Since many students asked me what score they have to get if they want to reach a certain standard on SAT, here I’d like to post a conversion table I compiled based on the information from the CEEC . The table shows not only the conversion between the real score and the ranking score but also the five standards. (more…)
The other day I caught a glimpse of the title and the link of the article on the FB mentioned by my good friend Annie: “10 Priceless Gifts Teachers Can Give Their Students.” I didn’t have time to get linked then, but have since been curious about what the gifts are. Finally I got time to visit the webpage and found the answer.
http://www.teachhub.com/10-priceless-student-gifts-from-teachers
10 Priceless Gifts Teachers Can Give Their Students
The following is an English essay written for the 3rd mock exam. I gave it a 17. If you haven’t seen the four pictures on the test, you can try reproducing the first three pictures after reading the essay, leaving the fourth frame blank with a quetion mark inside. Quite a challenge! (more…)
