What do you want to learn? No, I won't teach you how to shoot guns like in this picture. But seriously, talk to me. Email me appropriate and hopefully English-related topics/subjects you'd like for us to discuss in English class. It's silly for me to scratch where you don't itch. I plan on devoting a segment of each of our meetings to lessons you'd like to learn.
Give me some ideas, I'll post them on the blog in the form of a poll, and each week you and your parents can vote on which one you'd like us to cover in class.
ps-- this pictures is especially for Theo. He said he liked the pictures that I pick. Thanks, T.
2 comments:
Thanks for another wonderful picture, though my mom raised a question about what we are actually covering in your class. When you take away the guns, all you have left are girls and mats....what exactly are we covering here....
Jokes aside, I would enjoy reading some more light hearted short stories such as those of Flannery O'Connor...actually not just stories like those of Flannery O'Connor, but I would like to read more Flannery O'Connor.
Thanks, Theo
Hey Wiget, it's Sequoia. You know my stand on the subject of subjects unlearned but desired. Poetry is number one, maybe a very brief creative writing lesson too. If we could devote maybe a week's worth of classes to it sometime... It would be much appreciated. I think the class would dig it too. Did I use that apostrophe correctly? I'm tired, man.
P.S. I'm behind you on that Flannery, Theo. We'll make it happen.
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