- This is your last lesson of the academic year. There were many topics this year, which was the most fun or interesting? Why?
- Which was the most boring or difficult? Why?
- What is the most interesting thing you have heard from another student or read online from the teachers? Why was it interesting?
- How long do you spend each week writing your compositions or carefully considering your responses? When, where and how do you prepare?
- Is there anything you regret saying or anything you wish you had said but didn't?
- Imagine it was Week One and a new student had joined your EY class and was asking advice on how to write good compositions. What advice would you give them?
Question 1
I really enjoyed Lesson 10 which was about people's name. I enjoyed hearing about the meaning of their kanji.Question 2
For me the art lesson was difficult as I have no particular interest in hard. Don't get me wrong, I like art, but I am not a connoisseur.Question 3
I heard some very entertaining stories. I should probably keep them private for now...Question 4
I usually spend about 15-20 minutes writing and another 15-20 minutes commenting.Question 5
There is nothing which I regret. I feel that my classes went well.Question 6
The first step is to read the questions then "sleep on it" and write your answers the next day.Tough Vocabulary
| - English - | - Japanese - |
|---|---|
| no particular interest | 特になし |
| don't get me wrong | 誤解を恐れずに言えば、私の言っていることは |
| connoisseur | 目利き |
| sleep on it | ベッドに入り、眠り、そして考える |