I learned about different plays and dramas that reflected on who we are, how we relate to each other, and what we came here to do. Gave deeper knowledge and understanding of my peers around me and how I interact with them.
In A Dolls house when the woman has to stand up for herself it inspired me to do the same if I’m ever in a toxic situation. In Amadeus when Mozart would act out he was very eccentric. This was unexpected because of how talented he was in music and production. This shows that being yourself shouldn’t effect what you do, you can be amazing at something while still being you.
Off topic, but never give up the songs you sang for us before the start of winter break. I really enjoyed it and so did everyone else.
This class definitely opened my eyes.
As a whole, I took this class to be a way to look deeper inside the words of the play constantly; these plays had multiple levels whi you were able to develop for us.
you put a lot of effort in this class and it was shown.
A suggestion would be adding a project where we create our own scripts, film them, and present the plays,
The plays we read in class got me interested in reading more of them in the future and even watch more drama related movies and shows.
One thing that I think will improve this class is more of the acting out when reading because it shows the real emotion of what’s going on.
This class taught me how to write my own poems, appreciate the deeper meaning of writing, and to try my best. It also taught me to be more creative and use my imagination way more than I used to. I also learned to express my thoughts through poetry.
This class taught me how to write my own poems, appreciate the deeper meaning of writing, and to try my best. It also taught me to be more creative and use my imagination way more than I used to. I also learned to express my thoughts through poetry.
School does have some rough times but I feel this class definitely made my senior year more enjoyable.
School does have some rough times but I feel this class definitely made my senior year more enjoyable.
I definitely write better poems now than before.
When I first walked into class I immediately thought that I wouldn't be capable of writing to my best ability but I was wrong. I also feel that you should continue with your music and writing
career as I know you will get very far. The most memorable moment for me in this class was when you played the guitar before break. It made me sad in a way because we all got to sing together for the first time. To you I would like to say that you made poetry an enjoyable experience. When I first walked into class I immediately got myself hooked into the idea that it would be too difficult but I was able to change that mindset. This class helped me figure out that I have a passion for writing. I enjoyed being able to reflect in my moleskin and create poems
that I got to share with my friends and family.
Since the beginning of this class to now I feel like I’m a way better writer than I was before.
Another memorable moment for me was when we were writing poems and I needed help to find a word that would fit in a sentence and I asked someone next to me for help and in doing so I made a new friend. So I think that was memorable too.
I learned a lot from this class that I could even use when I get older. It taught me to always look for the deeper meaning and details behind every word, line, or stanza. I could use this in real life when I talk to people and find out what they’re really trying to tell me through learning how to interpret poems.
The connection, energy, and vibes were immaculate and memorable which is why I’m glad to have been in this class.
At first I really did not like poetry but as i made my own poems and read many different poems I have found an unexpected connection and love for poetry.
I learned that my subconscious mind is powerful and can tell me things through poetry.
I learned that it is okay to take a couple seconds to yourself. I loved how at the beginning of every class we would close everything, put all things aside, and just take deep breaths in silence. I dread going to most of my other senior classes, but stepping into poetry I was always stress free.
I learned that I have a creative and poetic side in me that I never knew,
I learned how to take a deep breath in and a deep breath out. I will hold that with me and do that
more often when I just need a moment where I want the world to stop and just relax and to think
about nothing.
I learned anyone can write good poetry given enough time.
I learned how to be calm. Everyday we take deep breaths together to settle ourselves for class. I started doing it every morning. I added this to my lifestyle and it truly makes my day better.
Thank you for being yourself in front of your classes. Many people don’t do it. I think more people should forget about what people think and express what they enjoy doing as an individual without worrying about other people's comments on your life.
I learned a lot from this class. Poetry is very beautiful. As well as learning about the extreme writing skills of Haruki Murakami. The class was very fun and I enjoyed it very much. I really appreciate it.
I learned that not everything has one meaning. As someone who’s favorite
subject is math, I find that I usually enjoy having a definite solution so I value this new skill.
I learned how to express the emotions that I keep locked in and turn it into writing.
From this class, I feel the beauty of poem. I also know that a great poet can come from anywhere.
The most memorable moment is when I stood in front of the class and recited poems for extra credit. I was nervous at first, but then, I started to feel the beauty of the words and recited vividly.
I learned how to breathe and keep my mind calm. I also learned to understand myself better and think more about my feelings and relationships. This class helped me slow down and look inside my heart. It felt very real and warm.
I enjoyed singing and laughing as a class. I feel like we had a lot of good jokes and moments.
My most memorable moment was when you sang to our class right before Christmas break. The lights were dim, everyone was participating and singing along. This moment was wholesome and enjoyable.
You encourage everyone to believe they can write and make us think by asking many questions.
If I told September me that my favorite class of the semester would end up being poetry, I would’ve been shocked. I loved this class through and through, and I am so happy to have taken it. I might even start writing now, whether it be random short stories or poetry. Whatever happens, it’s going to have to wait until I have more free time.
What I learned from this class is that poetry can be. found almost anywhere in the smallest things to the biggest situations and that the ways to interpret them are endless. As poems are not definite they are infinities. There is no set way to write one or read one.
The most unforgettable part is our surprise quizzes. When I saw those questions, I realized that I could understand the books more deeply.
Thanks for letting us just read and talk about the poetry in our own way.
I learned about different plays and dramas that reflected on who we are, how we relate to each other, and what we came here to do. Gave deeper knowledge and understanding of my peers around me and how I interact with them.
In A Dolls house when the woman has to stand up for herself it inspired me to do the same if I’m ever in a toxic situation. In Amadeus when Mozart would act out he was very eccentric. This was unexpected because of how talented he was in music and production. This shows that being yourself shouldn’t effect what you do, you can be amazing at something while still being you.
Off topic, but never give up the songs you sang for us before the start of winter break. I really enjoyed it and so did everyone else.
This class definitely opened my eyes.
As a whole, I took this class to be a way to look deeper inside the words of the play constantly; these plays had multiple levels whi you were able to develop for us.
you put a lot of effort in this class and it was shown.
A suggestion would be adding a project where we create our own scripts, film them, and present the plays,
The plays we read in class got me interested in reading more of them in the future and even watch more drama related movies and shows.
One thing that I think will improve this class is more of the acting out when reading because it shows the real emotion of what’s going on.
This class taught me how to write my own poems, appreciate the deeper meaning of writing, and to try my best. It also taught me to be more creative and use my imagination way more than I used to. I also learned to express my thoughts through poetry.
This class taught me how to write my own poems, appreciate the deeper meaning of writing, and to try my best. It also taught me to be more creative and use my imagination way more than I used to. I also learned to express my thoughts through poetry.
School does have some rough times but I feel this class definitely made my senior year more enjoyable.
School does have some rough times but I feel this class definitely made my senior year more enjoyable.
I definitely write better poems now than before.
When I first walked into class I immediately thought that I wouldn't be capable of writing to my best ability but I was wrong. I also feel that you should continue with your music and writing
career as I know you will get very far. The most memorable moment for me in this class was when you played the guitar before break. It made me sad in a way because we all got to sing together for the first time. To you I would like to say that you made poetry an enjoyable experience. When I first walked into class I immediately got myself hooked into the idea that it would be too difficult but I was able to change that mindset. This class helped me figure out that I have a passion for writing. I enjoyed being able to reflect in my moleskin and create poems
that I got to share with my friends and family.
Since the beginning of this class to now I feel like I’m a way better writer than I was before.
Another memorable moment for me was when we were writing poems and I needed help to find a word that would fit in a sentence and I asked someone next to me for help and in doing so I made a new friend. So I think that was memorable too.
I learned a lot from this class that I could even use when I get older. It taught me to always look for the deeper meaning and details behind every word, line, or stanza. I could use this in real life when I talk to people and find out what they’re really trying to tell me through learning how to interpret poems.
The connection, energy, and vibes were immaculate and memorable which is why I’m glad to have been in this class.
At first I really did not like poetry but as i made my own poems and read many different poems I have found an unexpected connection and love for poetry.
I learned that my subconscious mind is powerful and can tell me things through poetry.
I learned that it is okay to take a couple seconds to yourself. I loved how at the beginning of every class we would close everything, put all things aside, and just take deep breaths in silence. I dread going to most of my other senior classes, but stepping into poetry I was always stress free.
I learned that I have a creative and poetic side in me that I never knew,
I learned how to take a deep breath in and a deep breath out. I will hold that with me and do that
more often when I just need a moment where I want the world to stop and just relax and to think
about nothing.
I learned anyone can write good poetry given enough time.
I learned how to be calm. Everyday we take deep breaths together to settle ourselves for class. I started doing it every morning. I added this to my lifestyle and it truly makes my day better.
Thank you for being yourself in front of your classes. Many people don’t do it. I think more people should forget about what people think and express what they enjoy doing as an individual without worrying about other people's comments on your life.
I learned a lot from this class. Poetry is very beautiful. As well as learning about the extreme writing skills of Haruki Murakami. The class was very fun and I enjoyed it very much. I really appreciate it.
I learned that not everything has one meaning. As someone who’s favorite
subject is math, I find that I usually enjoy having a definite solution so I value this new skill.
I learned how to express the emotions that I keep locked in and turn it into writing.
From this class, I feel the beauty of poem. I also know that a great poet can come from anywhere.
The most memorable moment is when I stood in front of the class and recited poems for extra credit. I was nervous at first, but then, I started to feel the beauty of the words and recited vividly.
I learned how to breathe and keep my mind calm. I also learned to understand myself better and think more about my feelings and relationships. This class helped me slow down and look inside my heart. It felt very real and warm.
I enjoyed singing and laughing as a class. I feel like we had a lot of good jokes and moments.
My most memorable moment was when you sang to our class right before Christmas break. The lights were dim, everyone was participating and singing along. This moment was wholesome and enjoyable.
You encourage everyone to believe they can write and make us think by asking many questions.
If I told September me that my favorite class of the semester would end up being poetry, I would’ve been shocked. I loved this class through and through, and I am so happy to have taken it. I might even start writing now, whether it be random short stories or poetry. Whatever happens, it’s going to have to wait until I have more free time.
What I learned from this class is that poetry can be. found almost anywhere in the smallest things to the biggest situations and that the ways to interpret them are endless. As poems are not definite they are infinities. There is no set way to write one or read one.
The most unforgettable part is our surprise quizzes. When I saw those questions, I realized that I could understand the books more deeply.
Thanks for letting us just read and talk about the poetry in our own way.
