the piece of work i proud

The piece of work that I proud of it is the final assignment of holocaust in the ELA class. The book that my teacher gave me is called Daniel’s story, I had worked on this book for about 6 weeks, I think that book was a really big challenge for me and I think I did good at it. At the final assignment, those questions were about the individual opinion and individual understanding of the book people were reading. Even though I didn’t understand that book very well but I worked hard on that book with the teacher who was help me. I did well at that final assignment and I am proud of it!

Holocaust Thinking Question

World controlled by humans, influenced by humans. Their thoughts, theirs acts, will change the world. A big society should be a big peace group, there shouldn’t have any hates or wars. But some people or some races don’t think so. They think no one as good as them, they are the best ones. So people followed by their leaders, as the world follows by the humans. They are turning jealousy, so the society changed.

media

"The hardest choices are not between good and bad. They are between differing outcomes which appear to have equal merit."


I think this statement should print on newspaper because this is a very correct statement. Good and bad are easy to choose, people always choose good. But if they have same merit but two different outcomes, the choice becomes more difficult, because they have same properties, which make people very hard to choose. For example, will children choose go to the school of China or school go Canada? The purpose of go to school is learn knowledge for your future, so whether in which school, your purpose are always same, but the school is different, people always choose the best out for their kids because they will learn more or better.

Canadian Contribution to Human Rights

Terry Fox


Terry Fox (full name is Terrance Stanley Fox) was born in Winnipeg Manitoba, Canada and raised in Vancouver. He got bone cancer when he was 18. While he was in hospital, he couldn’t bear to see the other children in suffering of cancers. So he decided to run across Canada to raise money for cancer research.

After he ran 5,000 kilometres (3,107 miles) to prepare, Terry started his run in St. John’s, Newfoundland on April 12, 1980, His original plan was across Canada, traveled all ten provinces, finally arrived in British Columbia. But while he was near the Thunder Bay, his cancer cells appeared in his lungs, and he forced to stop running. And Terry passed away on June 28, 1981 at age 22.

He would call his journey the Marathon of Hope.

To date, more than $400 million has been raised worldwide for cancer research in Terry's name through the annual Terry Fox Run, held across Canada and around the world. Terry Fox changed the world and changed all the Cancer patients. In a public opinion poll, Terry Fox was voted the most famous Canadian of the 20th century. He was voted number two on The Greatest Canadian list.

My sources: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terry_Fox
http://www.terryfoxrun.org/english/about%20terry%20fox/default.asp?s=1