“It allows me to learn to be cooperative and develop interpersonal skills, which make the significant sense to my life.”-- Beautifully written....Ian

This is one of the most beautiful journals that I've ever seen from my students. Keep up the good work, Shirley. You are amazing...and it has been so great to have you on my class.

It is the motivated, sincere, and hardworking students who have made my class so wonderful, so meaning, and so touching. My class will not go on without you good students.

I have been taking lessons of Olympic English from Mr. Ian. He asked us to write something about Olympic Games, and share with other classmates.

    In fact, there is a lot of Olympic knowledge to be learned, such as the history of the Olympic Games, the experience and lessons of other cities that hosted the Olympic Games, and the rules of some unfamiliar games. I will try my best to learn more about that in my daily life and do something I can for the upcoming 2008 Beijing Olympics Games!

    I remember that the first time when I watched the Olympic Games on TV was in 1992. It was hold in Barcelona. From then, I started to become really crazy about the competitive games. But I am not a competitive person, because I don’t have good physical and psychological conditions. So I usually just watch them and cheer for others.

At last, I'd like to talk about the sport I like the most. I have preferences for team sports. The football match is my favorite. It displays a creative blend of collective wisdom and individual judgment. It allows me to learn to be cooperative and develop interpersonal skills, which make the significant sense to my life.

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Ian's oral english is one of the best among the 100e teachers.