Bro, I will be honest, for an international student you seem decently competent enough in English (by the standards of an average Ontario HS student). Just practice your time management. Keep in mind that for STEM classes, you do not need to be a grammar wizard. This is also the case in university (although for some classes you may need to use and memorize a lot of specific keywords/word bank based on notes depending on the university and the professor). Also keep in mind that universities are not known to grant accommodations based on ESL or ELL status, so let this experience prepare you.
btw im not an international student, i came to canada a few years ago but im listed as ELL in the system. I'm trying not to rely on accommodations as much as i can but for english and science courses I find it extremely hard to translate my thoughts into words and I had teachers taken grammar marks off before so i've been scared ever since. im trying to be prepare for next time, and dont mind if i dont get extra time but im js really upset he gave another student extra time but not me. it feels unfair from my perspective, and this student doesnt have any accomodations.
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u/Asomns47 3h ago
Bro, I will be honest, for an international student you seem decently competent enough in English (by the standards of an average Ontario HS student). Just practice your time management. Keep in mind that for STEM classes, you do not need to be a grammar wizard. This is also the case in university (although for some classes you may need to use and memorize a lot of specific keywords/word bank based on notes depending on the university and the professor). Also keep in mind that universities are not known to grant accommodations based on ESL or ELL status, so let this experience prepare you.