@CDales25 By giving us freedom and the ablility to take the project in any direction made us more excited for what we could do with our topic which increased our efforts
I posted a new blog about how we need to stop judging cake by it's icing but by the taste. Trust me it's deeper than that @WhiteRoomRadio #ENG2D https://t.co/AnL9A7Tqr9
People should be treated like cake. When eating cake you want a piece of each layer so when you look at someone don't just look at their appearance because that's only the top layer of the most delicious cake you can find.
Respond with a metaphor #metaphor#ENG2D @WhiteRoomRadio
@WhiteRoomRadio A1: Twitter moves so fast and it’s hard to read and see everything and because we are following our classmates a lot of thing we see aren’t related to our topic which makes our feed kind of unorganized
@WhiteRoomRadio A1: I feel like at some point we all hit a wall and don’t know how to continue to talk about our topic or what to ask professionals. Maybe every week having a new approach would help with our creativity towards the project.
@WhiteRoomRadio @voicEdcanada When you’re writing for you teacher you have a mindset that they’re the only person that’s going to read it so you try things and styles because you know you can’t get embarrassed like you would if you were sharing your work with the world #ENG2D
What bad comes from social media?
-lose of comfort in public situations
-Not feeling good enough
-losing the ability to think on the spot
-needing to check it regularly