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What I learned Today

                                                          What I Learned Today


    Today in school I learned a lot of things including Science, Math, Arabic,English, French, and History. These subjects will become more important in life as we flourish. A lot of students might think they are not important now,  but they will understand the meaning of studying as they grow up .
In English we learned the difference between Figurative and Literal  languages and how there are types of Figurative languages. In math we understood how to find the speed and the unit rate of something. However,  in French we checked each others tests to practice the definition of the words and become more fluent speakers.
   

     Learning is important in your life because it can help you grow, access different things or meanings in life, potentially earn more money in your future career, develop a new skill in life, keep our awareness in stuff throughout the whole world, meet new people and understand their culture/religion. Learning is  also related to a lot of things in life like the ones stated and many others.
Having the opportunity to learn in a developed school like CISE is a very good chance for you to flourish and  by learning.



     

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