Etelänummen koulu diaesitys oikea
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School is a place where students gain knowledge and develop skills through their studies over many years, but it can also be an enjoyable social environment where they develop relationships and participate in extracurricular activities. While some students find school attractive and look forward to higher education, others who struggle academically may find it boring, but school provides opportunities for both academic and social development. It is the main social environment for young people where they make friends and participate in various cultural and sports activities both during and after school.
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Etelänummen koulu diaesitys oikea
- 1. Etelänummen koulu • Se on Pietarsaaren ainut suomenkielinen yläaste. • Se sijaitsee kaupungin laidalla mutta lähellä keskustaa. • Koulu on korkea ja valkoinen. • Koulussa on yhdeksän kerrosta ja huoneet on luokiteltu kerrosten mukaan. • Esim: seitsemännessä kerroksessa on luokat historia luokka 701, Kemia- ja fysiikan luokka 702, Jotkut säilytystilat 703 ja Kemian luokka 704.
- 2. Luokat ja kerrokset • Etelänummella on 7-9 luokat ja myös kertaava ysi eli tsemppiluokka. • ”Kerroksia” täällä on yhdeksän. • Tänä vuonna (2012) seiskaluokkia on huomattavasti vähemmän. Esim: viimevuoteen verrattuna. • Silloin seiskaluokkia oli seitsemän, nyt on vain neljä.
- 3. Ongelmia • Suurin ongelma on varmaan oppilaiden kaupassa käynti väitunnilla. • Koska sillä välillä voi käydä mitä tahansa. • Koululla on oppilaista vastuu. • Paras olisi varmasti jos välitunnilla vahdittaisiin paremmin uloskäyntejä. • Nämä ovat minun mielipiteeni asiasta. Kaupassa käynnit: Turvallisuus: Myöhästely: Voi sattua Vastuu on Vaikuttaa onnettomuus koululla käytökseen
- 4. Parasta! • Kaikki kouluaineet!! • Opettajat ovat kivoja. • Uudet tietokoneet joita on helpompi käyttää.
- 5. Muuta • Muillakin tunneilla olisi kiva olla koneilla • Esim; äidinkieli ,kielet jne. • Käsityö voisi olla pakollista, samoin kotitalous. • Jaksoja pitäisi/voisi olla kuusi koska silloin olisi helpompi ”vahtia” edistymistä.
- 7. Tässä on ajokortti 1 työni
- 9. Ja tässä on ajokortti 2 työni
- 11. Minun poplettini