Poem On Online Classes Novels & Stories

I could see the anger leaving his eyes. "I don't know. Online classes leave the house every so often. A chance to find out who I am and what I want." "You can take online classes but can't attend class. Antonio can watch over you, and I offered for you to come to Chicago, and you told me no." "I asked for classes, and you told me no, then you ordered me to help Chiara register. Do you know how f*cked up that was? You never said I could do it online!"

Eden sat in her classroom listening to professor Cooper's lecture. Her mind was distracted, no matter how hard she tried to focus. After a whole month of online classes especially arranged for her, Eden had come to attend the class for the first time. She was nervous that it was going to be awkward for her after everyone saw what happened to her in the news. She was right to be scared, everyone around her treated her like a broken showpiece. They kept staring at her shamelessly and walking up to her to ask her questions about what exactly happened. No one cared about anything she went through, they only wanted to get something to gossip about. A guard walked with her at all times, and any ti

It was all unbearable. “What the hell!” I shouted, throwing the phone to the floor. The crack of the screen shattering sounded loud, as small fragments of plastic and metal scattered across the ground. “I can’t take this anymore—I can’t take being trapped, humiliated, forced into situations where people die.” “Your classes will be online only from today. Boss’s orders.” I let out a dry laugh, then ducked under Harry’s arm, but he grabbed me firmly. “Just obey. We have enough problems without chasing you all over London just for your childish whim.”

"Mallory, I... I actually don't know what to say. Have you thought of distance learning?" "Of course I did. But it won't work out. I will get constantly distracted, I need to physically attend classes to stay focused. Not to mention there will be practice lessons. I can't miss them, neither I'm willing to travel back and forth," I shrug and lean back in my chair.

Emily's POV: Today, I was starting my first online class, since the boys still stuck to their words on not letting me go to school. I had no choice but to obey. I was annoyed at first, but as Tony explained to me, I agreed to stay and do my online classes.

To show my gratitude for the care he has shown to me, I have cooked his favorite foods, and he loved the food very much. I have decided to do online classes because I want to help with the household works. Also, dadabhai is showing me the ropes of business-related stuff so by doing online classes I can easily learn the basics of business before I join the new branch of the Sengupta Enterprise. I was reluctant at first but then Jasmine di and Bianca told me that nowadays a woman should be financially stable and to do that, I need to focus on my study as well as learning new things on the other side. My classes are going to be starting from Wednesday and today being Monday, I have two days in

I was hoping he would let me take classes online. That was it. My big plan in life was to survive this house, not lose myself, and continue my dream as closely as I could online. Who knows, maybe one day the made men will leave and never come back, releasing me from this prison I was trapped in. It was something for now.

My mother smiled, and gave me a kiss on my forehead. Those words motivated me, and I felt better. I wasn’t going to back down, not so soon. “Thank you, mom.” I appreciated her, and hugged her again, feeling much more energized, and ready to show Professor Lucien what I’m capable of. The next day, I went to school, waiting for his class to begin, but then the course representative came out to pass an information. “Professor Lucien will be having online classes with us for a week, so let’s make use of Zoom whenever we have his classes. I’ll be dropping the link on the group chat, so you all, have a nice day.”

He gestured to the door. "I'm sorry sir, I promise to be focused." I whispered but I knew he heard me everybody did. By now everyone was whispering in the class about how I'm probably going to fail his course and all. "Better. We have twenty five minutes more before class ends. I want you all to write on a piece of paper a short poem, something short but with a lot of meanings." He said. Poem? I can't think straight right now, how am I supposed to come up with a poem within Twenty five minutes. Regardless I picked up my pen and started writing, I couldn't afford to fail this class.

"I don't care, I will just keep my camera off. And what do you mean by with that kind of face, I'm cute with or without shower," My highschool year was already bad but COVID-19 made it even worse. Since COVID-19 cases are still growing, our principal decided to conduct this year’s class via online. Honestly, it’s not bad for those who hates socializing with everyone just like me but the problem is because of staying at home, I spend more time watching anime than attending classes. I also always forget my school activities. As a result, I am always chasing time and always depend on procrastinating. He shrugged and left. Upon his departure, that’s when I started to panic because I am already l