Selection of American K-12 Outstanding Chinese Works (June 2021) new
The Selection of American K-12 Outstanding Chinese Works is an annual digital magazine dedicated to the publication of writing submitted by K-12 learners of Chinese as a foreign language for the purpose of promoting Chinese language and culture studies in North America. It provides a platform for learners to practice their craft as writers and to share their ideas, inspiration, and successes in their Chinese learning. It is also an essential, authentic and rich writing assignment resource for primary and secondary teachers.
The Selection of American K-12 Outstanding Chinese Works is an annual digital magazine dedicated to the publication of writing submitted by K-12 learners of Chinese as a foreign language for the purpose of promoting Chinese language and culture studies in North America. It provides a platform for learners to practice their craft as writers and to share their ideas, inspiration, and successes in their Chinese learning. It is also an essential, authentic and rich writing assignment resource for primary and secondary teachers.
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About the Student<br />
Miranda Thai is a 10th grade student at Norman High School, who has been taking <strong>Chinese</strong><br />
class since 8th grade. This piece was written in March <strong>of</strong> <strong>2021</strong> as a class assignment. In her free<br />
time, she enjoys watching <strong>Chinese</strong> TV dramas and listening to <strong>Chinese</strong> pop music. She won 2nd<br />
place in the <strong>2021</strong> SGA-OKCLTA <strong>Chinese</strong> Writing Competition.<br />
Assignment Guidelines (Instructor: Alice Nan 庄 雅 礼 )<br />
Since we are reading “Brandon Brown Wants a Dog”, please write a 400+ word essay<br />
about your pet(s) (or your friends’ pet if you don’t have one <strong>of</strong> your own) by using the vocabulary<br />
and sentence structures you have learned.<br />
Judge’s Comment (by Bonnie Wang)<br />
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