Garabed Kotahalian (Grade 9 – AGBU Tarouhy-Hovagimian Sec. School) Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian In the late twentieth century, there was a blind boy called Titto and his helping dog Bimbo. They lived somewhere in Spitak, Armenia. Bimbo and Titto had strong friendship between them. One day when they were sitting in the coffee shop and … Continue reading Strong Friendship →

By Garin Baghsarian (Grade 9 – AGBU Tarouhy-Hovagimian Sec. School) Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian If we don’t want to be called selfish, we should start caring about others, even before ourselves, by lending them a helping hand. There was a man who was living in a town in China. He used to make a collection … Continue reading Helping Others →

By Harout Topoushkhanian (Grade 10S – AGBU Tarouhy-Hovagimian Sec. School) Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian People advertise their products so that other people will know about them, and how they can improve one’s life. Advertising companies have started targeting children by advertising toys, food, harmful products, and other things; but is this acceptable? Advertising to children … Continue reading Marketing to Children →

By Mary El-Helou (Grade 10S – AGBU Tarouhy-Hovagimian Sec. School) Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian Since the beginning of time, centuries before Common Era, people have shown respect to their gods and goddesses by sacrificing their wealth and most valuable belongings to them. We can observe the same cases even after Common Era and to this … Continue reading Materialistic Happiness →

By Aline Bedoyan (Grade 10S – AGBU Tarouhy-Hovagimian Sec. School) Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian The rise of reality TV shows in the past few decades is surprisingly astonishing. People of all ages starting from teenagers to adults watch reality shows. These kinds of shows often become addictive and frustrating. This leaves us wondering whether reality … Continue reading Reality TV Shows →

By Vatche Tchelderian (Grade 9 – AGBU Tarouhy-Hovagimian Sec. School) Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian His life was saved by a dog. Sometimes even animals are saluted for their bravery and courage.  Not very long ago, Tito was rescued by his dog Bimbo in one of the best countries in the world. New Year’s Eve was … Continue reading The True Friend →

By Jessy Dishakjian (Grade 10S – AGBU Tarouhy-Hovagimian Sec. School) Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian We love to buy and accumulate objects; additionally, after a newer version or trend comes, we tend to throw some of our stuff away and buy newer ones. However, does this idea of buying and accumulating stuff truly make us happier? … Continue reading Buying More →

Christian DerArakelian (Grade 10S) Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian Students should be involved in extracurricular activities in order to learn new things, make new friends, overcome stress, and induce happiness in their lives. In addition, playing an instrument, dancing, or playing a sport motivates the student to discover his/her talents. Extracurricular activities have many advantages for … Continue reading Should parents push their kids into extracurricular activities such as music or sport? →

By Narine Perla Seraydarian (Grade 10S) Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian  Nowadays, students are struggling in school. They need motivation to improve their performance. As a result, parents are financially rewarding them, encouraging them to get higher grades and do their best at school. Personally, I’m against paying for good grades; this method teaches students that … Continue reading Should parents pay for good grades? →

Arax Elmayan (Grade 9 – AGBU Tarouhy-Hovagimian Sec. School) Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian  The world is full of many interesting mysteries. Some are explainable, others are not. Once I got to experience a strange mystery. I was tidying our attic when I found a box which contained a map, but it wasn’t very clear. I tried … Continue reading The Map →

By Roy Kokajian (Grade 9 – AGBU Tarouhy-Hovagimian Sec. School) Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian  Life is full of mysteries. Sometimes they can be solved, but sometimes not. When they’re solved, they become very common and simple subjects to talk about. One of the strangest stories I’ve heard is this. On a sunny and breezy day, … Continue reading The Suspicious Rose →

By Aline Bedoyan (Grade 10S) Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian  Every step taken or decision made involves technology. Technology is the foundation of living that accompanies us everywhere, every time. Nowadays, various fields such as medical, educational,  agricultural, and industrial are based on technology. This leaves us hanging whether technology has a positive of negative impact … Continue reading Modern Technology →

By Sela Markarian (Grade 9 – AGBU Tarouhy-Hovagimian Sec. School) Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian  Life is full of mysteries and supernatural events. Some of them can be explained by simple theories while others remain a mystery forever. Bella was a black girl and the only child living with her family in Winnipeg. She had a … Continue reading The Black Girl →

By Shiraz Samanlian  (Grade 8 – AGBU Tarouhy-Hovagimian Sec. School) Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian  In 1980, Anne Firth Murray took the initiative and began the Global Fund for Women. Its goal is to protect women’s rights. The Global Fund for Women helps women to fight against social ills. It gives grants but not loans. This … Continue reading Global Fund for Women →

By Jessy Dishakjian (Grade 10S) Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian  Beauty contest is a competition where women are mostly judged by their physical beauty. Nowadays, this beauty contest has evolved so rapidly that children have entered this line. Children’s beauty pageant focuses on the external beauty of the children instead of their internal values, as a … Continue reading Should children’s beauty pageants be banned? →

By Meghry Gemijian (Grade 9 – AGBU Tarouhy-Hovagimian Sec. School) Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian I don’t know if it’s true, and I don’t know if it’s not, but there’s a story I’ve heard about a dark and a terrifying forest that was deserted a long time ago because of a one person. In the middle ages, … Continue reading The Haunted Forest →

By David Keshishian (Grade 8 – AGBU Tarouhy-Hovagimian Sec. School) Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian The Global Fund for Women is a fund that gives money to women in any poor country to improve their social status. Anne Firth Murray established this fund to help women in their society. This fund gives grants to women and … Continue reading The Global Fund for Women →

By Karine Janigian (Grade 9 – AGBU Tarouhy-Hovagimian Sec. School) Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian Strange things are classified as mysterious events. They remain mysterious till they are solved. Once, when I was younger, my friends and I went to a village to rent a house. When we were there, there was a huge building with … Continue reading The Mystery of the House →

By Celesta Koukejian (Grade 8 – AGBU Tarouhy-Hovagimian Sec. School)  Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian The problem of choosing a secure livelihood or a job has always been difficult for young people. They lack the self-confidence that adults have because they do not have enough experience in life; accordingly, they are usually open to the ideas … Continue reading My Dream Job →

By Vana Georgian (Grade 10S) Teacher: Mrs. Rosine Tchelderian For each child there is a different answer and for each family a different story. There are many parents who push their kids into extracurricular activities such as music and sport; however,  some parents are against pushing their kids for many reasons. According to some parents, … Continue reading Should parents push their kids into extracurricular activities such as music or sport? →