In light of the recent developments with regard to the COVID 19 outbreak, I am moving my classes online as long as schools remain closed in Ontario.
For more information about online classes, see below.
Not only will I preserve your most intimate inner feelings and thoughts, but also I can create an everlastingly vivid image of you, which evolves each time your dearest reads me. I am not a photo, doomed to be consigned to oblivion. I am the creator of pictures, pictures that regenerate, pictures that neither erode nor age. I am powerful. My name is Writing.
My Hall of Fame
Every time my students show a passion for writing, they create pieces that make their way into my Hall of Fame, and that is when you get to read them, too.
Summary of “The Street That Got Mislaid” by Patrick Waddington – Ethan, Grade 6
This summary is written by one of my grade 6 students. He has clearly introduced the story and included all the major details and characters...
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Hidden Emotions – Nathan, grade 10
Hidden Emotions It is commonly known that people should not be judged based solely on their looks as there are many stereotypical figures that humans...
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Seemingly Innocuous Stereotypes – Ethan, Grade 11
Seemingly Innocuous Stereotypes Since many Canadians help each other in times of crisis, it is generally believed that they are all helpful and kind. However,...
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Healthy Media Top Tip – Angela, Grade 12
Healthy Media Top Tip Infographic
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Facing Misogyny – Yun, Grade 10
This literary essay is written by one of my grade 10 students based on the short story "The Dinner Party" by Mona Gardner. The essay...
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Adult ESL: Car Services in Ontario
The following document includes various conversations that you may have at your dealership, the tire center, etc. in Ontario. Car Services in Ontario
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