My presentation topic is the one of news up on the Metro news paper on Tuesday December 24 and What happend to me on Christmas.I'm doing two prsesentations on Monday because I didn't on Friday.Also I'm so sorry,Kanoko.I couldn't say good-bye to you.I hope that the day I can see you again.Enjoy your life in
Toronto.Keep studying hard for you.See you!
Saturday 28 December 2013
Tuesday 24 December 2013
Gen
I'm talking about the one of news up on the Metro news paper on Friday.I'm not sure,I may change to the my topic.
I know I don't need to up my presentation topic on the blog on Fridays but I have nothing to do because of black out and I wasn't able to answer the question and ask to the Kanoko's topic.That's why.
I'll see you on Monday.Enjoy your holidays.Happy Christmas!
I know I don't need to up my presentation topic on the blog on Fridays but I have nothing to do because of black out and I wasn't able to answer the question and ask to the Kanoko's topic.That's why.
I'll see you on Monday.Enjoy your holidays.Happy Christmas!
Saturday 21 December 2013
Tuesday 17 December 2013
kanoko
If I live in the NWT,I can get many inspiration from nature.The beauty of art is inferior to the beauty of nature.
And nature is good teacher for children.Children can be strong because of cold,but I will die...
I'd like to live in the middle of nowhere;however,if I live in more remote communities without a car,it is difficult to get foods.I have to fish and hunt wild game.Oh...wait.I can use dog sledding!I wanna try dog sledding!
Housing prices are not expensive,though distance and freight add considerably to the cost.
I thought their health care is good.There are no premiums for medical care and eye exams. And extended health benefits are also available, at no cost, for specified disease conditions that are not covered by hospital and medical care insurance.
Anyway,I'll start my own dog sled team if I live in the NWT.
And nature is good teacher for children.Children can be strong because of cold,but I will die...
I'd like to live in the middle of nowhere;however,if I live in more remote communities without a car,it is difficult to get foods.I have to fish and hunt wild game.Oh...wait.I can use dog sledding!I wanna try dog sledding!
Housing prices are not expensive,though distance and freight add considerably to the cost.
I thought their health care is good.There are no premiums for medical care and eye exams. And extended health benefits are also available, at no cost, for specified disease conditions that are not covered by hospital and medical care insurance.
Anyway,I'll start my own dog sled team if I live in the NWT.
Gen
Hello,everyone!
1)I hope to go to the NWT because I can eat homegrown thing in the NWT.Nowdays in Japan,I have to be careful to vegitables or foods are from where because of the nuclear power plant station as Kanoko
said.Canada also has it but Canada has a lot of nature and preserve them.I don't need to be worried.Also I can get a job easily and salaries are generally higher.Although they said that a smaller portion of my income is taken by taxable,Japan is same.Furthermore,there are no premiums for medical care and eye exams is helping for people.The sports are pretty good.I think these are the positives thing for living in the NWT.
2)However,transit services look a bit bad and the time of their working is too short,I think so.
3)About housing prices are common in Japan but I feel it's more expensive than Okinwa just a little.
4)It's says that it's not cold,I don't think so.I can't understand it's minus 40 degrees in Winter.That's not common in Japan but I can see Aurola viewing is better.Actually.
5)I think I want to live there about 2 years.
6)If I have a child,I would raise my child there because they can learn a lots.For example,about the nature of Canada,the culture of the NWT and English.
7)I want to play any sports in the NWT.
8)All of these things interest me and I would be able to get experience in the NWT and that's important in my life or future for sure.
1)I hope to go to the NWT because I can eat homegrown thing in the NWT.Nowdays in Japan,I have to be careful to vegitables or foods are from where because of the nuclear power plant station as Kanoko
said.Canada also has it but Canada has a lot of nature and preserve them.I don't need to be worried.Also I can get a job easily and salaries are generally higher.Although they said that a smaller portion of my income is taken by taxable,Japan is same.Furthermore,there are no premiums for medical care and eye exams is helping for people.The sports are pretty good.I think these are the positives thing for living in the NWT.
2)However,transit services look a bit bad and the time of their working is too short,I think so.
3)About housing prices are common in Japan but I feel it's more expensive than Okinwa just a little.
4)It's says that it's not cold,I don't think so.I can't understand it's minus 40 degrees in Winter.That's not common in Japan but I can see Aurola viewing is better.Actually.
5)I think I want to live there about 2 years.
6)If I have a child,I would raise my child there because they can learn a lots.For example,about the nature of Canada,the culture of the NWT and English.
7)I want to play any sports in the NWT.
8)All of these things interest me and I would be able to get experience in the NWT and that's important in my life or future for sure.
Sunday 15 December 2013
Wed, Dec 18 Discussion Question
Hi everybody!
This question is a little bit different than the usual questions I post.
Please go to http://comemakeyourmark.ca/
This website has a lot of information on the NorthWestTerritory in Canada. The capital of this territory is Yellowknife.
Please scroll down the to bottom of the page and use these links to search for information.
What are the positives of living in NWT?
What are the negatives of living in NWT?
Do you think housing prices are high?
What do you think of the climate (weather)?
Would you want to live there?
Would you want to raise children in the NWT?
What kind of activies can you do in the NWT? Do any of these interest you?
Have fun!
Matthew
This question is a little bit different than the usual questions I post.
Please go to http://comemakeyourmark.ca/
This website has a lot of information on the NorthWestTerritory in Canada. The capital of this territory is Yellowknife.
Please scroll down the to bottom of the page and use these links to search for information.
What are the positives of living in NWT?
What are the negatives of living in NWT?
Do you think housing prices are high?
What do you think of the climate (weather)?
Would you want to live there?
Would you want to raise children in the NWT?
What kind of activies can you do in the NWT? Do any of these interest you?
Have fun!
Matthew
Saturday 14 December 2013
Gen
I'm talking about a tatoo as my presentation topic on Monday.
Today's way too cold and too much snow.So take care not to getting cold.
Have a nice weekend.Don't be late for school.
Tuesday 10 December 2013
Gen
My answer is Yes.Most Children would copy their parents if parents had a drug or an alcohol problem.
Monday 9 December 2013
kanoko
If violence happens,their children should taken away from them.
But I wanna respect children's opinion as much as possible.
Please don't think if parents had bad problems, their child always would be bad person.Sometimes parent's problems take away many possibilities from children.But they can find a way if somebody believes their.And who knows what happens in the future?
We should support them as we can do it.And we should respect children's hopes.
But I wanna respect children's opinion as much as possible.
Please don't think if parents had bad problems, their child always would be bad person.Sometimes parent's problems take away many possibilities from children.But they can find a way if somebody believes their.And who knows what happens in the future?
We should support them as we can do it.And we should respect children's hopes.
Sunday 8 December 2013
Wed, Dec 11 2013 Discussion Question
Wednesday Discussion
- Should people who have drug and/or alcohol
problems have their children taken away from them by the government?
If yes, how long should they be taken away for?
If no, what should be do to protect the children?
Thursday 5 December 2013
Tuesday 3 December 2013
kanoko
1)Yes.
2)Make rules in apartments.
3)What does it mean?
4)No....maybe...?
5)No.
6)I have never minded it until came to here.
7)Yes.
Sorry for my answers are very short,because my share house's terrible Wi-fi gets a computer virus so I'm coming the library but my terrible cell phone will die soon.I have no time.That's infuriate me.See you.
2)Make rules in apartments.
3)What does it mean?
4)No....maybe...?
5)No.
6)I have never minded it until came to here.
7)Yes.
Sorry for my answers are very short,because my share house's terrible Wi-fi gets a computer virus so I'm coming the library but my terrible cell phone will die soon.I have no time.That's infuriate me.See you.
Gen
1)I think in toronto is easy to recycle because Toronto has lots of garbage on the streets for recycling and people in toronto have a garbage for recycling.
2)We shouldn't blame people who live in apartments or landlords but I think we can tell them how to recycle easier for them.
3)There shouldn't be a fine because there are people don't know about separate rubbish sometimes that is difficult.I'm getting confused about it also.
4)We have recycling program but most of people don't really,I think.When I was a student,I used to recycle in school because I have to do that.
5)Actually I don't know what rubbish can be but I have seen the house was built by many used cans.
6)I do that.At first I had no idea how I can recycle.My hostmom told me about that,however.
7)I think so.The world has a recycling.If every country recycled,the environment would be very good definately.
2)We shouldn't blame people who live in apartments or landlords but I think we can tell them how to recycle easier for them.
3)There shouldn't be a fine because there are people don't know about separate rubbish sometimes that is difficult.I'm getting confused about it also.
4)We have recycling program but most of people don't really,I think.When I was a student,I used to recycle in school because I have to do that.
5)Actually I don't know what rubbish can be but I have seen the house was built by many used cans.
6)I do that.At first I had no idea how I can recycle.My hostmom told me about that,however.
7)I think so.The world has a recycling.If every country recycled,the environment would be very good definately.
Monday 2 December 2013
Shawn
1) Does it seem easy to recycle here in Toronto?
Yes, It is easier to recycle here in Toronto than my country.
2) Should we blame the people who live in apartments, or the landlords for not making it easier to recycle?
We should blame both
3) Should there be a fine if people are caught throwing recycling in the garbage?
No, there shouldn't be a fine.
4) Is there a recycling program in your home city?
Yes, we have.
5) Can anything be recycled in your home city?
Yes, we can
6) Do you recycle here? Do you recycle in your home city?
Yes, I do
7) Do you think that recycling really helps the environment?
Yes, I think so.
Sunday 1 December 2013
Wed, Dec 4 2013 Discussion Question
The topic today will be garbage and recycling.
There are many signs up in the subway cars that say people in apartments are not recycling. I have a few questions about this.
1) Does it seem easy to recycle here in Toronto?
2) Should we blame the people who live in apartments, or the landlords for not making it easier to recycle?
3) Should there be a fine if people are caught throwing recycling in the garbage?
4) Is there a recycling program in your home city?
5) Can anything be recycled in your home city?
6) Do you recycle here? Do you recycle in your home city?
7) Do you think that recycling really helps the environment?
This topic should make for some good conversation.
There are many signs up in the subway cars that say people in apartments are not recycling. I have a few questions about this.
1) Does it seem easy to recycle here in Toronto?
2) Should we blame the people who live in apartments, or the landlords for not making it easier to recycle?
3) Should there be a fine if people are caught throwing recycling in the garbage?
4) Is there a recycling program in your home city?
5) Can anything be recycled in your home city?
6) Do you recycle here? Do you recycle in your home city?
7) Do you think that recycling really helps the environment?
This topic should make for some good conversation.
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