Too day we so the movie “Father and Son” that is a story about the relationship between a father and his son. They live in Belfast, in a neighbourhood with a lot of violence. Both the son and the father are scared to sleep at night, but the son will not admit his fears to his father. The father is concerned for his son’s life. They used to have a good relationship. They did went fishing, talke and laughed, and the father could put his arms around his son. The son went to London and got mixed up with drugs, an with wrong people. The father tried to help him out of it, so he culd come back to the normal life. They went too prison and there is where the story takes place.
I think this was a good film, but was slightly slow start on the movie.
onsdag 15. april 2009
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1)
-Ketil went to Rowland High School in California.
- He got to know people when he present him self for the class and they got curious about Norway, and they asked questions.
-Ketil studied math and (getting around).
-In his leisure time he played soccer, and spent some time with the host-family.
-What made Tonje’s school somewhat special, was that it was an outdoor school, without corridors or anything like that.
-At her school, the classes had about 25-30 students.
-For lunch they either had food, brought from home, or they bought food in the cafeteria.
-They were informed about daily events through the news on the school TV’s.
2)
1. False. Each state decides how its schools are to be organized.
2. T.
3. T
4. T
5. T
6. F. Then they will bring their own food.
7. T.
8. F. They say the pledge of Allegiance.
9. T
10.F
4)
I believe that the pledge of the allegiance should be removed from schools. those who must listen to this are young students. Politics and religion should not be part of the school.Politics and religion shouldn’t be a part of the classroom, particularly if it isn’t related to any subject, like social studies.
1)
-Ketil went to Rowland High School in California.
- He got to know people when he present him self for the class and they got curious about Norway, and they asked questions.
-Ketil studied math and (getting around).
-In his leisure time he played soccer, and spent some time with the host-family.
-What made Tonje’s school somewhat special, was that it was an outdoor school, without corridors or anything like that.
-At her school, the classes had about 25-30 students.
-For lunch they either had food, brought from home, or they bought food in the cafeteria.
-They were informed about daily events through the news on the school TV’s.
2)
1. False. Each state decides how its schools are to be organized.
2. T.
3. T
4. T
5. T
6. F. Then they will bring their own food.
7. T.
8. F. They say the pledge of Allegiance.
9. T
10.F
4)
I believe that the pledge of the allegiance should be removed from schools. those who must listen to this are young students. Politics and religion should not be part of the school.Politics and religion shouldn’t be a part of the classroom, particularly if it isn’t related to any subject, like social studies.
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