It's not a farewell!

My dear students,

There's an end to everything and here comes my last communicative exchange with you before my other beginning. So, this is not a farewell, it is an invitation to keep in touch through my Carpe Diem Blog which will be updated as soon as I begin my “round the world” adventure. However, just in case some of you turn out greater travellers than myself and get lost somewhere in the Universe, I’ll ask you for some advice.

I’ve been a “formal” teacher for more than 30 years! Of all these years I gather fond memories, wonderful experiences which I shall treasure for years to come. I’ve tried to share with you some of these moments in our classes and have lived with you some of these moments myself. I’ve tried hard even though I know it is not easy to please everyone. Please, forgive me those who had different expectations. I couldn't avoid being myself.

As you know I’m embarking on a different project soon. I’d like to find out what makes a good teacher and what makes a good student and I’m going to ask you to comment on the following with your best English, the English you’ve learned throughout these years in your school, in this school…

Give me your opinion about:

The Blog Project
Were you engaged? If you weren’t why do you think it was so? because of work? because of your personality?
What made you choose the name you chose?
Was it thrilling to have a nickname?
Which blogs did you enjoy most? Why?
Were you happy to receive comments? Did you write comments yourself?

The Nicenet Page
How often did you check the contents?
What materials were most useful?
What materials did you enjoy most?
Do you think “Nicenet” is a useful tool?

The classes
Which of our classes do you think you will remember most in the future?
Which classes did you enjoy most and which did you enjoy least? Why?

By getting your very honest answers, I’m starting my new project with you, my unique and powerful students!

Thanks for sharing, thanks for believing.
Please, keep in touch,