Hi, everyone. I'm Shinya.
I’d like to write about one of good
teachers from secondary school.
He is an English teacher called Mr.Suga. He
had a great influence on my life.
Firstly, Thanks to him, I made up my mind
to study abroad.
Before I met him, I had disliked English
and had poor marks for English. I thought in that time, why bother to study
English when I was in Japan?
His teaching was not special and not especially
different from other teachers. However, he made us think why we study English. He
often said “Why are you studying English? The answer depends on people. Some
people say we study it to pass the entrance examination, other people say it is
useful for my job in the future. These are not wrong. But I want us to remember
English is one of tools to communicate with other people.”
His word made me think about it seriously. Moreover,
he went abroad to study when he was at university. He often told us his
experience of study abroad. And when I asked some questions about English, he
gave me a careful and detailed explanation. That’s why I grew to like it and I
decided to go here to improve my English skill and communicate with lots of
other countries’ people.
Secondly, he is also my club teacher. When
I was president of music club, he supported me. He taught me not only English
but also what I should do as president. In addition, he also loved classical
music and he was well informed about it. We often talked about it and sometimes
go to the concert with my club’s member. I really enjoyed it.
Thanks.
Shinya
Dear Shinya ,
ReplyDeleteDo home work . You are a good student .
I love classical music too .
love
chen chen
Hi Shinya -
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking the time to write this.
I'm sure if Mr. Suga could see your English now, he'd be proud of you, because this was a really well written piece. I was particularly impressed by the fact that you used mixed conditionals like "If I hadn’t met him, I probably wouldn’t be here." Wow!
He sounds like a great teacher, anyway, and I agree with his focus on languages as being first and foremost about communication, and particularly about communicating with people from different backgrounds and cultures.
Hope you feel you're getting plenty of opportunity to practise here in London - and to put everything you've leared already to good use.
Best,
Hugh