We Have To Look Grammarous Everyday!

Hello teacher and classmates,

I have been looking for information about grammar in Internet and I have found this:

“In the Middle Ages, grammar was the most important of seven liberal arts because it helped people understand the Bible and alchemy, things with magical glamour (a magical spell). From “glamour” comes “grammar.”

Taken from http://newshugs.wordpress.com/2008/02/25/glamorous-grammar/#comments

By Manuel Sanchez.

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Making reflections…

Think of the following questions to write your  weekly reflections:

1) What I did during the week (Explain what you did during the class that made a difference)
2) What I enjoyed (Write about what you liked most about the class)
3) What I found difficult (Write about any part of the class you found hard, difficult or complex)

4) What really worked (Write about any part of the class that worked well for you)
5) What I would do differently next time (Write about anything you would change or do differently next time)

Your reflections must be one page long, include an entry log (date and reflection #), organized in paragraphs, properly punctuated and capitalized, typed in times news roman # 12 font, etc. The writing has to be descriptive and informative about your learning process; it means that the reflections must come from within your internal thinking and affective processes rather than external ones.

Thanks.

Teacher Aleyda.

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