Katelyn

This semester was unlike any other, it was very different specifically because of the pandemic.      This course really stands out because it wasn't really about just giving assignments, we learned in a different way and I admire that. THE course has also been on a different website and we upload our stuff on Blogs which was a lot to get used to since it was my first time using it. This course, I would say, is very unique.        Most meaningful to me would be that you introduced me to these bogs where we can post on how we feel and I think that is great. What I also like is how you understand our situation and how sometimes we just cant do our work. Many teachers just gives us a lot of assignments without asking us on how we feel and I'm glad that at least one understands      Not procrastinating as much as I used to, is a huge accomplishment for me. I'm proud that I never gave up in this course so that is what matters. Another thi...

 December 8: Teaching someone something is way better than doing something because you both can benefit from it. You can make mistakes and then better yourself.  December 1: A good relationship with myself is very important.  November 18: First impressions are important because it will last beyond the friendship.

1. November 19: what can you change about yourself that would make you more effective at living your best life? What I would change about myself would be have more motivation to achieve things and procrastinate less.  2.  December 2: Today was a really slow day, i turned in a couple of assignments, did a little work out and studied for finals. It was so weird because this year has gone by fast. 3. December 3: I feel like I'm the only person who likes classes through Zoom. The reason is, I'm a introvert so i hated talking in front of others. I wouldn't mind if we went back but I would prefer staying home.

   The book Fahrenheit 451  by Rad Bradbury is about a weird   society. A fireman named Montag would burn books that were illegal. In this world, firemen would start fires rather than stop them.  The way the author described this world, sounded very depressing and boring.  The people in this society would do nothing but watch tv and listen to the radio, this was a everyday thing where the people would not be social at all.         About half way through, Montag meets Clarisse; a neighbor.  Clarisse opened his eyes about his miserable and empty life, by asking questions that Montag never thought about. Montag then begins to question if books are really that bad, Leading to certain tragic events, he starts to read books and then starts to question the government.  Relating to the books, the police or government has higher power over anyone. The government burns any books or magazines that may have information that will open ...