Class goal

Hi, I am Hitoshi.
I want to improve my English. I can learn a lot of different vocabulary in this class, so I want to do my best. In my status, I could improve at speaking, reading, and listening, so I want to learn them mainly. My IELTS was not a high score and it has to be embarrassing. Actually, all of my family can speak English, but just I cannot speak English, so I will do my best in this class.

There is only one seat where the class can progress. There are three people on a team, and roles are determined among them. Leader, etc. For the rest, let them decide their own roles. By doing so, even if there are people who are fooling around, the leader can bring them together, which I think is the most efficient way.

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