Please use this space to tell your fellow students at Maywood Academy about the books you have read in our library that you have enjoyed.
Include your name, grade, the title of the book, the author, and answer the following prompts.
SENIORS: Phase I of your Senior Program has begun!
Comment below … WHAT IS YOUR RESEARCH TOPIC AND WHY IS THIS TOPIC IMPORTANT?
***When you leave your comment, remember this is an academic forum that is checked by Ms. Gath before your comments are posted. Also, in the name box put your full name, the teacher’s name who assigned this project, and your class period.
“Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains.” – Jean-Jacques Rousseau
There are many types of freedom, and yet when we try to describe it we might struggle with finding the precise words that capture our personal definition and vision of what freedom means to one’s self. Our ideas of freedom might motivate us toward what we desire; ways we want to live our lives. But where do our ideas come from, ourselves, society, or somewhere else?
Some say that there are 3 types of freedom – freedom from, freedom to, and freedom to be.
In the comment section, choose one of the three types of freedoms mentioned and describe what you think it means. Include one or two concrete examples to explain your description.
View the “Welcome” page to remind you of how to write an academic blog.
Finally, include your full name and your period in the name box! Thank you!
Welcome to our brand new library blog!
Here is a place to share ideas and learn from each other.
Here is your first challenge. Who said the following quote? Leave your answer in the comments.
“There are only two ways to live your life. One is as though nothing is a miracle. The other is as though everything is.”