Identify the things I can control during Arts and English lessons and the things that I cannot control.

Things you can control during Arts and English lessons:
1. Lesson planning and preparation
2. Classroom management and behavior
3. Instructional strategies and teaching methods
4. Assessment and feedback
5. Classroom environment and resources
6. Engagement and participation of students

Things you cannot control during Arts and English lessons:
1. Students' prior knowledge and background
2. Students' motivation and interest in the subject
3. Students' individual learning styles and abilities
4. External distractions and interruptions
5. Time constraints and scheduling conflicts
6. Unexpected events or emergencies

Things You Can Control:

Arts:
- Your choice of medium (e.g., paint, clay, digital)
- Your subject matter or inspiration
- Your technique and style
- Your effort and dedication
- Your attitude and enthusiasm

English:
- Your choice of books, poems, or other texts to read
- Your level of attention and engagement
- Your understanding of the material
- Your written and spoken communication skills
- Your participation in class discussions

Things You Cannot Control:

Arts:
- The availability of materials
- The weather or other external factors affecting your work
- The opinions or preferences of others about your art
- The outcome of competitions or exhibitions
- The inspiration you may or may not feel

English:
- The teacher's teaching style
- The assignments given
- The difficulty of the material
- The behavior of your classmates
- The grading system