My Life in Canada As an Exchange Student

King's University, Hockey, and Chinese Restaurant in Canada King's University We had another field trip! This time, we went to King’s University, which is a Catholic university located in London, Ontario. Different from the University of Toronto, it is a smaller university with smaller classes. There are many features about this school. For instance, the mindfulness room for meditation, the reading week, which students don’t have to go to school during the week twice a year in February and November, and a room for students to ask questions about their essays. What I like the most is their small classes because studying in small classes can actually make students learn with efficiency and be more productive in class. A small class can also make teacher-student relationship better because teachers can easily remember who they teach in class when teaching in smaller classes and know what is the best for each student. I also found out that they offer many kinds of scholarshi

Corn Maze, Halloween, and all the fun stuff Corn Maze What’s better than going to the corn maze to have fun and have lunch with good friends on a clear and lovely sunny day in Canada? When the trip was about to start off, I met a girl from Spanish called Maisca on the school bus, and we found each other nice to chat with, so we had a lot of fun chatting with each other in the corn maze. The amazing yellow corn maze finally came into our sights, and we all couldn’t wait but jump out of the bus and run into the corn maze. There was a mysterious question sheet, which were all about corns, to lead us to the right path. Maisca and I discussed questions on the sheet together and found the right path in the end. The interesting thing was that we met a lot of people from all over the world in the corn maze. It’s so cool that everyone comes from different countries, different backgrounds, and different families, and we got to meet them! It was such a wonderful day to meet new people in th