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So, basically I was thinking about what I should write here because I already wrote many things in padlet. But I have to, and I want to write longer here. It will look nice anyways with longer writing. And there is more time to write(I don’t have to finish within one day). I am thinking about a better way to write this.

First of all, what I always feel when I take this class is that it's very slow—not in an insulting way— but it's going at a constant pace. There's something special about this speed that makes me feel somewhat stable. I think it's a very different way to do it than other classes. We've been doing a lot of seatwork lately, but I like the fact that our class routine is still pretty much the same. We start with a simple educational game, do some seatworks, and then talk. Especially the last one, it's always the same! I'm sure we started with some random topic, but before you even notice it, the topic moves on to something else. I feel like these simple talks relieve my stress at school.


This week was the same as always. At the beginning, we played a word game that was sometimes difficult and sometimes easy. After that, we made small talk and read some interesting news. It takes us a while to read the news, but in the end, we did it all well. Right? By the way, I'm still not sure about my English skills, especially grammar, but I hope to get better by the end of the semester. I think it's very helpful to write freely in this way. 


I decided to write a long one, but the topic is already running out. So I have to talk about something that's been around for a while. The typhoon ruined a lot of things. Like, something I've been writing consistently. I was neatly indicating how many weeks it was, but I was confused. So maybe the class date I wrote down was wrong. From now on, what I write on this blog should never confuse dates. Anyway, the typhoon actually led me to online assignments—which are much more annoying than normal assignments—and I'm very frustrated with that. Ha ha. Of course, the padlet assignment has been done in that way for a long time, so it's an exception. 


Conclusion. This week has left me hungry. Just kidding, haha. This week has comforted me when I'm tired in many ways. I don't know why, but I'm tired because of the increased homework, but I have to work hard. If you don't, your grades might go down in no time. Anyway, it's nice that this class is consistent. I've said it all along, but it's like a therapy class—I haven't actually been there, so I don't know what it is like but it's like that anyway—and it feels good. I'm really looking forward to the next lesson. It's nice to have a day I look forward to!




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