Month: September 2017

Mon actrice préférée est Mila Kunis, elle a trente-quatre ans et elle a deux enfants, un fils et une fille avec son mari. Elle a un œil bleu et un œil marron avec de longs cils noirs, elle a les cheveux longs et bruns mais elle est très petite et les gens disent souvent qu’elle est plus petite qu’elle ne dit. Elle soutient la charité Chrysalis et St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital, elle est très généreuse, gentille et utile.

A question I now have because of today’s conversation is definitely whether the pros of technology weigh out the cons? And has the technology now become a necessity in our lives?

1. What do I value when it comes to working with others? One of the imperative things that I look for in a teammate is determination and the ability to divide the work into portions for each person to accomplish, I, personally, get distracted very easily and I prefer it when I’m able to plug my headphones in and do my part of the work while the other’s do their’s. I dislike it when people don’t want to work or don’t feel the need to get things done in the class.
2. The #1 thing you can do to support me best when we work together is probably leaving me to my own tools like I mentioned previously, distractions get to me very easily and dividing up the work would probably help me work the hardest, personally.
3. When it comes to tech I’m good at figuring out new technology myself, I just need some time by myself and it’s actually pretty easy for me to get good at something new, I’m a fast learner and I need to get better at distractions, my attention rarely stays on something for too long and I need to start being able to focus my entire attention on something
4. What people misunderstand about me when we work together is that I’m being very stand-offish or I don’t want to work at all, sometimes, depending on me, I tend to either be very focused on the work, doing my level best not to get distracted, so much so that I come off as detached, or other days I’m distracted and I come off as not wanting to work so those are the two general things that people tend to misunderstand about me
5. I think of myself as more extroverted, in group work, you may notice I tend to add my input wherever possible and participate in the conversation a lot, please remember I prefer to be more involved in the group work rather than working on things that don’t require as much work

Although I do believe that language says a lot about us, I don’t believe that it necessarily defines you and everything you stand for. People should be judged as individuals rather than based on their accents or upbringings, each region, sometimes even smaller area has their own version of a certain dialect and because of that, their accent is judged based on stereotypes on where they are. For example, like mentioned in the movie, often in the UK, the more posh, as such, areas speak the Queen’s English, while areas like Yorkshire or Cockney speak a more enunciated dialect of English and people stereotype based on just that, people shouldn’t be boxed up into stereotypes. Furthermore in India, if you have a more Westernised accent, people will automatically associate you with a wealthy upbringing, wealthy enough to be able t0 travel and pick up words and parts of your language from there but if you have a more Indian accent, doesn’t matter what type, they box you into the middle-class stereotype.