My Blogs

     In today’s digital age, social media platforms have emerged as significant tools for learning among teenagers. These platforms can greatly influence their educational experiences, with positive environments leading to improved focus and better grades.      One of the primary ways teenagers utilize social media for learning is through YouTube tutorials. For instance, many young learners turn to YouTube to acquire new skills, such as coding or mastering a musical instrument. These step-by-step guides make complex subjects more accessible, enabling students to learn at their own pace and revisit challenging concepts whenever necessary.      In addition to video tutorials, online forums have become valuable resources for homework help and study tips. Teenagers often seek out these platforms to gather information and clarify doubts while working on assignments. Websites like Reddit or specialized academic forums offer spaces for students to c...

            Back in 2015, I used to be a 10-year-old girl (born in August 3rd, 2005) with just an iPad, and right after installing the game of Geometry Dash, I was impressed with its graphics. My journey began right from the first level, Stereo Madness. Geometry Dash became a huge part of my life, supplemented by lots of memories of creating levels and exploring all its features.      The deeper I went into Geometry Dash, the more the game appreciated, and the more happiness it brought into my life. I didn't have any social media until I found out about Discord in 2017, but I was not strong in English, so I rarely used the comment sections though the game. During this time I used to draw Geometry Dash stuff.      I looked up to people like Alkali and Viprin, talents of the community in Geometry Dash, who managed to create incredible levels that enriched the game. I learned that any level could be conquered if one had enoug...

  Listening to the first episode of "Serial" was an interesting experience for me. The podcast's approach to research-based reporting captured my interest, and I was immediately drawn into the detailed storytelling of Adnan Syed and the question of his guilt or innocence.  Here are my reflections on the episode: The sponsors mentioned at the beginning of the podcast are NYT Audio, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Amazon. They are promoting podcast hosting and distribution services. Given these sponsors, we can predict that the podcast aims to be widely accessible and appealing to a broad audience. The episode opens with a recording of someone announcing, “So, it felt very like college-like... Without it being… Obviously the next day wasn’t classes, it was Gitmo… ”. The music underlying this audio is present tense, and interesting. The result creates a mood of curiosity and expectation. The music deals with the listener and gives an atmosphere of mystery. Sarah Koenig, t...

I would argue that it should, and here are my reasons why: The Key Elements of Communication: English is essential for effective communication. Strong English skills are necessary for explaining mathematical concepts, participating in business discussions, and writing reports. Grade 12 English helps students develop careful thinking and clear communication. Building Critical Thinking: Grade 12 English involves more than just reading and writing. It includes in-depth study of literature, analyzing various perspectives, and presenting strong arguments. These skills are crucial for success in university. Learning Across Subjects: English courses often include elements of history, philosophy, and social studies, providing a well-roun...