MY FUTURE JOB by Effie Tsilochristou – June Issue 2010

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All of us, the 6th grade students, have dreams and hopes about our future. In one of the projects we had to do  for our English lesson, we were asked to write about our future jobs. Here are some of our dreams and hopes  for the future …  

 

MY FUTURE JOB, by Effie Tsilochristou 

 

When I was younger I wanted to be a doctor. I used to examine my dolls. Today I would like to be a military officer because I think this job expresses me. There are advantages and disadvantages in this job. The advantages are that you study for 4 years to be an officer. Also, you take lots of money. The disadvantages are that you must move on every year in another town. You have to be very careful, too.  I hope to succeed as a military officer!!!

MY FUTURE JOB by Debbie Kalogirou – June Issue 2010

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All of us, the 6th grade students, have dreams and hopes about our future. In one of the projects we had to do for our English lesson, we were asked to write about our future jobs. Here are some of our dreams and hopes for the future … 

MY FUTURE JOB, by Debbie Kalogirou

“I am Debbie Kalogirou and I am twelve years old. My favorite job is that of a kindergarten teacher, so my dream is when I grow up to be a kindergarten teacher. In that job there are both pros and cons.

The pros are that you can play with children and that you feel well with them. Because you play with them, you feel like you are a child! Also, you give to the children their first knowledge.

The negative aspect is that you are responsible for children and if one child gets hurt you will be blamed.

The job of kindergarten teacher has many pros but has also a con. However, I want to be a kindergarten teacher.”

MY FUTURE JOB by Vaggelitsa Boussi – June Issue 2010

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All of us, the 6th grade students, have dreams and hopes about our future. In one of the projects we had to do for our English lesson, we were asked to write about our future jobs. Here are some of our dreams and hopes for the future …

MY FUTURE JOB, by Vaggelitsa Boussi“

When I was younger I wanted to be a doctor. I like this job because I can help people. I meet a lot of people and I make a lot of friends. But the worst in this job is that I will work for a lot of hours, I will be tired and I will be sad for the people I can’t help.”

FUTURE SCHOOLS – November 2009 Issue

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FUTURE SCHOOLS
by Chris Plastaras (6th grade)

I think schools in the future will be fantastic! Why do I think that? Because we all see that technology moves forward.

Schools in the future will have computers and children will have computers, too. They will probably not have a board to write on. Maybe there will not be human teachers, because there will be robot teachers that will teach the subjects in a very simple way. All children will have a robot and, when a child is ill, a robot will go to his/her house. The students will eat in school and do their homework there. There will also be a flying bus to take the children from home and return them from school.

I hope schools in the future will be fantastic, very good and funny!