To me, resolution is being strong and faithfull. It is determination and firmness. A very resolute person would be Terry Francona who continually stays strong and believes in his team. Another example would be Winston Churchill who never gave up during WW II. His shelter was being bombed every day and yet he stayed firm and believed in his country and their allies. (Almost all the posts we put are explained and issued to us from our TEACHER’S SITE.)
20B - Resolution
May 16th, 2006 · 4 Comments
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1 Mr. Maiquez // May 16, 2006 at 1:34 pm
Isaac: These are excellent examples of resolution and being resolute about something. Can you provide examples when you practiced resolution in your life — either in school or home? Very good writing!
2 Jenni // May 17, 2006 at 1:23 am
Hey, I don’t really understand what resolution is you whould out a definition of it so that I can know the meaning..but I like how you compred tit to other things in history. You have very good writting for a grade 6 student.
All for now Jenni
3 Bronwyn G // May 17, 2006 at 7:41 pm
I agree completely, Jenni.
Does Issac’s writing inspire you to write well? I suppose I will find out by next time I read your blog and all the others at Snow Lake.
(I don’t drop by every day, so don’t feel any pressure to write too well! Otherwise I won’t believe your style/voice.
Sorry Mr Maiquez and Mr Fisher if this seems to be crossing the line!)
Actually Issac had an excellent definition, which he put into his own words. This shows some very very high-level thinking. He should definitely keep it up.
It would be great to hear about resolution in your own life. A great writing prompt, Mr Maiquez and students!
4 chaubs // May 19, 2006 at 10:23 am
hey issac!
yes this is a class activity for me. My english teacher thought we shoud start it! we havnt been on it muich tho! ur blog is sooo long. ive only got like 5 posts~
cya chaubs!