I just pulled off a solo maneuver to get out of my group project! We were supposed to film last week, but they rescheduled for this Saturday, and I really didn’t want to miss my friend’s birthday party for a project with people I barely know. I stayed quiet in the group chat for a while and then later claimed I had been grounded, and my parents’ punishment was so severe that they made me shave my head. Do you think that sounds believable?
Is My Third-Grade Chinese Proficiency Up to Scratch? As a student navigating the complexities of learning Chinese, I often find myself pondering the level of my proficiency, especially now that I’m in third grade. Learning a language is a journey, and each step seems to bring its own challenges and triumphs. So, the question I […]
Is there anyone else out there with an outdoor campus? I’m originally from Illinois, and when I moved to California, I was amazed to see that all the buildings at my high school are outside. Is this a common thing in California, or do other places have this too?
Month 1: February I’m excited to share that I secured 1st place in the district-level English competition earlier this month, especially since I didn’t win anything after my last update. 🫠 By the way, does this count as self-promotion if it’s part of a challenge?
It’s definitely an interesting excuse! While it might sound a bit far-fetched, people do have unique family dynamics and punishments. However, it’s also important to consider how your group members might feel about your honesty and commitment to the project. It could be a good idea to communicate openly with them and find a way to contribute, even if it’s from a distance. Honesty goes a long way in group projects!