Dear Li,

I am very intrigued by your post, “Blind Photographers” because I was unaware of the concept of how stereotypes oblivious people are of the true work of art people can conquer. It was interesting to know that people that are blind can feel light, whether it be hot or cool. One sentence you wrote that stands out to me is: “But, when we…Read More

Dear Isabella,

In your post, “what Does Too Much Screen Time Do To Children’s Brains”, I am intrigued by it because it is crucial for people, importantly parents, to know of the effects that being in front of a screen at a young age can affect a child. In this generation, children are put in front of a screen to prevent disaster in their homes,…Read More

Dear Juan:

I am impressed by your post, “Music as Your Therapy,” because it gives reasoning for why music is a useful method for the process of thinking and communicating in a good manner, more critically. One sentence you wrote that stands out to me is: “Different styles of music can have a significant effect on a person’s mind.” I think this…Read More

Dear Kira,

I relate to your post questioning, “What kind of Music Helps Students Study Better”, because I, too, listen to classical or ensemble music while studying. Mostly ensemble. I do agree that preferences in music are a big thing in the studying habits of others because it gives them a more comfortable setting or feeling. While studying…Read More