Should I take Spanish or a poetry writing class at school this summer?
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if it were me, I would take the poetry class. I love writing poetry though. I'd pick whatever interests you more.
926408
It very much depends on where you live.  Spainish-speakers are the second most populous group in the United States.  Personally, I would learn Spanish.
1028424
Greek i think would be fun but Spanish would be alot more useful i would think cuz there are alot more ppl in the US that speek Spanish rather than Greek.
572799
Yes is worth your time, I took a few clases in summer and I like it. Things are a little faster thought, but if you only take one or two clases you could do it.
829714
All depends on the student.  My advise, don't take the easiest for you.  School is for learning, knowledge is power.  Take something that will challenge you.
1137478
I think the grammar in your question makes me think you should attend summer school not teach it.Sorry
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There are many good creative writing programs out there.  Really, it depends on what you want to write.  \n\nSome schools are better for fiction, some for poetry, and some for nonfiction.  For instance, Ohio University in Athens, OH has a great newswriting program, U of Iowa has a strong fiction writing program, Ball State is good for poetry, and so on.  Try going to fastweb.com and creating a profile.  They will suggest programs all over the world that offer what you want.  The link is below.
737084
I got a c+ in college level poetry class.  does this count?
92714
I have taken Spanish for three years now and everything is still going great. I have found that using flashcards helps you remember vocab. Another great method is to watch Spanish TV shows, this helps in remembering vocab and understanding sentance structure. Even if you only understand a few things, don't get discouraged, my Spanish 1 teacher had me do that and it got easier everytime I did it. I'd also recomend reading books in Spanish, usually your local library will have a spanish book section, give it a try! My final recomendation, use spanish in conversations with friends and family, even if it is only a couple of words, it will help you remember and help them learn a little spanish if they didn't know it already. I hope that helped.
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I'm a writer, thats what I do. I took Creative Writing for 3 years, Honors English for 4 years. If you need a poem, I'll help you out. But I won't write it for you. My work is Mine.
264957
I take spanish, but the class is really, really slow. I suggest getting tapes at a library to learn some basic things, listen to all of Shakira's spanish songs, go to spanish websites and translate them with Google Translator, etc.
440499
Maybe you should go to class with your kid!  You might learn how to write literate questions.
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Better yet, why don't you try reading them yourself and offering your own insights. If you keep relying on websites to do the work for you, you will NEVER learn how to analyze a poem or story yourself!!\n\nBy the way, your teacher is to be commended for having you read some excellent literature and by doing so requiring you to THINK!! Don't disappoint him or her. Do the work yourself!!
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I have never heard of the instructor, but a "Six Trait Writing" workshop is probably worth the money depending on the grade you teach.  I think that it's valuable K-8, but high school writing is a whole other thing.
641273
British Lit is not the same as European Lit. if your school has a decent literature curriculum, they will have them listed as two separate classes.
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Poesia tem dificuldades entre das linguas. You should study or refer to shakespeare or milton. Also you want to relate your emotions/ perceptions. An electronic dictionary will not help. Not with this.\n\nOh, by the way, damn good poetry. maravilhosa.
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Both.  You should take four years of English, Math - to include algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and calculus, History or Social Science, Science - to include earth science, chemistry, physics, and biology, and a foreign language, Spanish would be fine.  Avoid the easy classes, i.e. Home EC, Shop.  If you want to take some art and music classes that would be good.  Especially if you learned to play an instrument.  The best instrument to learn, if you want to try for a college scholarship, would be any of the double reed instruments, i.e. bassoon, oboe.