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dans chapitre #2 la class va pas faire la travaille et ils vont juste parler tout la class et mlle charlotte va parler a sa roche.

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Chapitre #2: La relation entre la roche et mlle Charlotte

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Chapitre #2: La relation entre la roche et mlle Charlotte

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Il semble que mlle charlotte traite s roche un peu comme un animal de compagn, elle le touch et parle au roche tres doucement comme tu faisait avec un petite chien.

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L'horair parfait serait Gym pour une heure, ensuit un temps pour dormire et ensuit dinner enfin un classe de math et un class de fracais.

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Mlle charlotte est decu car matt et vu sont battailer. et son caillou est tombe

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   Chapitre #3:  4 Règles pour ne pas batailler. 

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   Chapitre #3:  4 Règles pour ne pas batailler. 

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Ne parle pas aux personne qui veut batailler,

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Les enfants on ecrits une lettre à mlle Charlotte. mlle charlotte nas pas abandonne elle a just quiter parce que elle naime pas la violence

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3 expressions:
Nerveux
Inquiet
Furiuex

5 mots:1. Gertrude, Mlle Charlotte avais beacoup de gertrude pour retourner aux salle de class
2.Cramosie, M. cracpot ete tres cramosie quand il a rentre.

3. Affrime, M. Cracpot est tres affrime sure l'idee.

4. Bavardez, Toutes les enfant on bavardez de plusieurs choses

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Nerveux

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Inquiet

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In the latest study, Dr Thomas Fergus, of Baylor University in Waco, Texas, said that fearing a catastrophic disease or injury, unfounded or not, can trigger worries about disability, job loss and potential medical bills.

That can lead to even more searching of the internet, obsessing, visits to doctors, unnecessary medical tests and distress, he said.

Cyberchondria could be more harmful than its traditional version, because of a glut of sometimes dubious material available at the click of a mouse, he added.

"If I am someone who does not like uncertainty, I may become more anxious, search further, monitor my body more, go to the doctor more frequently - and the more you search, the more you consider the possibilities," Dr Fergus said.

"If I see a site about traumatic brain injuries and have difficulties tolerating uncertainty, I might be more likely to worry that is the cause of the bump on my head."

Following research showing that about eight in 10 American adults seek medical information on the internet, Dr Fergus sampled 512 healthy people with an average age of 33 to analyse how it affected their anxiety.

In the study, published in the journal Cyberpsychology, Behavior and Social Networking, he used several measures, including a scale on which respondents assessed such statements as "I always want to know what the future has in store for me", and "I spend most of my time worrying about my health".

Two thirds of the participants were unmarried, just over half were women, about two thirds had at least a two-year degree and more than half worked at least 20 hours a week.

Dr Fergus concluded that while fearing the worst about health was not new, some online medical information may be more disturbing than details contained in medical manuals that people consult or obtained directly from a doctor.

He added: "When you look at a medical book, you might not see all the possibilities at once, but online you are presented with so many."

Last week the Information Standard, an NHS-backed body, reported that four in 10 people admit putting off going to their GP, with more than half saying they had turned to the web instead.

Almost one in six was told by their doctors that they had a "lucky escape" when they finally booked an appointment and were properly diagnosed. More women (43 per cent) delayed a visit to the GP than men (37 per cent). They were also more likely to turn to the internet for health information.

(Edited by Andrew Marszal)

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'Worried well' just feel worse if they catch cyberchondria

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In the latest study, Dr Thomas Fergus, of Baylor University in Waco, Texas, said that fearing a catastrophic disease or injury, unfounded or not, can trigger worries about disability, job loss and potential medical bills. That can lead to even more searching of the internet, obsessing, visits to doctors, unnecessary medical tests and distress, he said.

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Furieux

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M. cracpote a apris que mlle charlotte n'est pas un vrai prof.

Dans chapitre #7 ils vont aider mlle charlotte a rester a l'ecole

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Dans chapitre 7 les eleves de mlle charlotte vont faire un skit et ont essayer d'aider leur prof et je pense que mlle Charlotte vas rester a l'ecole.
Les eleves on fais un skit eton proteter pour mlle Charlotte et on dit que les eleves aime leau nouvelle maitresse et qu'elle est une bonne prof.

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La narratrice a vu Que Mlle Charlotte a quieter et va a une autre ecoles. Dans ce chapitre la roche a rester avec les enfants et non pas elle.

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A mon avis Je ne recomannde pas cette livre je le trouve enuient parce que i'll toujours parle de la roche et cest trops long, ce la aurait meilleur ci cetait une histoir court ou moin de page. je ne peut pas dire que ces't bon ci je pense que cest pas out dire qu je l'aime, je ne manti pas. Une bonne lecon de vie est que ci tu veut quelque choses tu dois travailler pour ca.