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“Maybe every once in a while, young indi-
viduals should be allowed to share their
ideas with one another..”
Finally, an opportunity was given to all the read-
ers to share their favourite excerpt from a novel
and explain the reason behind their cherishing
it. Whether it was a major or subsidiary idea,
the students were able to speak on stage about
their impression of their chosen passage and
what its significance symbolized to them. In
general, the passages selected by the students
were morally insightful.
Maybe every once in a while, young individ-
uals should be allowed to share their ideas
with one another, show themselves to the
world and practice their most preferred
hobbies or fancies. Hence, in just a school,
with several other bookworms, gave the
individual a sense of appreciation and be-
longing, and most importantly, the ability
and confidence to enjoy their crazes more
openly and comfortably with others who
shared similar feelings and outlooks.
Allowing students with mile long imagina-
tions and artistic skills to unleash their tal-
ents, a competition was carried out where a
synopsis of a certain story was read out loud
and participants were required to draw how
they assumed or supposed the cover of the
book would strike them as. Furthermore,
several book covers were serially displayed
By Baylasan Shakhshir (10H)
viduals should be allowed to share their
ideas with one another..”
Finally, an opportunity was given to all the read-
ers to share their favourite excerpt from a novel
and explain the reason behind their cherishing
it. Whether it was a major or subsidiary idea,
the students were able to speak on stage about
their impression of their chosen passage and
what its significance symbolized to them. In
general, the passages selected by the students
were morally insightful.
Maybe every once in a while, young individ-
uals should be allowed to share their ideas
with one another, show themselves to the
world and practice their most preferred
hobbies or fancies. Hence, in just a school,
with several other bookworms, gave the
individual a sense of appreciation and be-
longing, and most importantly, the ability
and confidence to enjoy their crazes more
openly and comfortably with others who
shared similar feelings and outlooks.
Allowing students with mile long imagina-
tions and artistic skills to unleash their tal-
ents, a competition was carried out where a
synopsis of a certain story was read out loud
and participants were required to draw how
they assumed or supposed the cover of the
book would strike them as. Furthermore,
several book covers were serially displayed
By Baylasan Shakhshir (10H)
