Application Essay To Spanish Honor Society

The reason I believe I am qualified to be a member of Spanish Honor Society is because of the extensive amount of experience I have in clubs and groups very similar to it. Some of these include but are not only student senate, key club, National Honor Society, and the honor roll. Through hard work and always putting academics first I have been able to do well in my classes and competitions like BPA, and I know that I can be a good role model for other students academically. With my involvement in student senate and different sports and clubs I also have a very good connection with the rest of my classmates and can act maturely. Lastly through my time in National Honor Society, Key Club, and going to Xavier I have had plenty of experience doing service. Lately I have also grown an interest in taking the time to learn the Spanish language, and not just study little sections I need to know for the certain tests. I believe that my experience and ability to serve as a role model in several different areas qualifies me to be a member of Spanish Honor Society, and I'm hoping that through it I can expand my Spanish knowledge and use it to help

National Honor Society truly is a honor to be accepted into. National Honor Society represents scholarship, leadership, service, and character. I believe since I was young I have shown compassion and leadership needed in our society. That is why this is the right society for me.

At my all-girls high school, I’ve always stood out for having a “thick accent”. Aside from not fully understanding English, being different has taught me how to be a creatively gifted, intelligent, and influential entity among my peers. Throughout the years, I grew frustrated with myself for being unable to speak clearly to my classmates. Additionally, my friends did not understand how I spoke, where I came from, or what I cared most about in my culture. This stood out to me to make a change and prompted me to take action towards it. In tenth grade, I became the founding Vice President of the Spanish Honor Society, an organization that executes community service and immerse students in the different Hispanic cultures. Our school was on the need for a display of diverse Hispanic cultures. For example, the school's student profile tends to show a racial disbursement of “51% African American, 40.4% Hispanic, and 4.5% White.” Additionally, that “40.4% Hispanic” for students is only “Mexicans.” Taking this issue, Spanish Honor Society (SHS) presents students with an exciting way to learn more about their diverse peers and their cultures such as music, food, and beliefs.

As I began studying here at Seattle University, I was aware of my career goals, yet I did not know the academic path that would lead me to them. My career goals were not focused towards a specific discipline, as all I intended to pursue was a career that would contribute to the improvement of my native Hawaiian community. As the school year progressed, I joined student organizations such as hall council and gained leadership positions. In hall council, we were responsible for addressing the needs and desires of our fellow student residents in order to unify our dorm hall community. This experience allowed me to realize that I enjoy fulfilling the needs of others and contributing to the community. Being a part of hall council also reminded me

My notable academic career begins in inner-city Frederick High school, where I would grow my passion for entrepreneurship and the sciences. During my time there, I was active participant in anyway to assist my school community, be it from starting new clubs, to leading initiatives in honors societies to help our undocumented immigrant population, to captaining sports teams, all while taking the hardest course load available. I was fortunate enough to receive admission to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where I would find my passion was not engineering, but rather entrepreneurship and law. Despite the top tier educational prospects, the school became unaffordable to me after losing my NROTC Scholarship due to an unfortunately revealed

Throughout my educational experience in Houston Community, I have obtained skills, which prepared me to handle the university challenges. Despite the academic ups and downs, I have acquired crucial knowledge and responsibility that will be helpful throughout my student life. Moreover, College helped me to build the confidence that I currently own and theses two years in college, it shaped me into a conscious individual. Certainly, One day when I look back at the time I was in college, I will remember those days when I started getting ownership of my life; When I realized that I should be responsible for the decisions I make, whether positive or negative. Now, it is time to move forward, giving myself a new opportunity and a mission to accomplish.

As students learning the beginning level Spanish vocabulary, they need to practice their understanding and comfort level of the vocabulary. By becoming more comfortable, they will learn with more fluidity. This will help to satisfactorily meet my first learning objective, which is to identify and translate vocabulary words. Introductory Spanish focuses on the basics of what the students need (such as talking about themselves and their families). As the students learn about the rooms in the house, they already know how to talk about themselves using adjectives and verbs in the first person. The beginning lessons usually focuses on lower thinking forms on Bloom’s Taxonomy, and then as we progress through the lessons, we develop higher order thinking

The first class that I’m taking this academic year is Spanish 200 intermediate Spanish. I have this class form Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. The requirements for Spanish 200 are to participate in class, and turn in assignments on time, and also attendance. I feel confortable participating in class because I know how to speak in Spanish. I have homework everyday it is online the website is called Ancla. We have 3 units on Ancla I have already token 6 homework quizzes that we can only take it once. Each lectures helps me to understand the homework quizzes, also if I need addition assistance there are tutorials on the website for each homework. The homework quizzes vary on how difficult they get. When I don’t understand the material in class I review the tutorials and the textbooks.

Introduction This case study will examine the effectiveness of a Spanish support process implemented to help a group of Year 11 low-achieving pupils improve their Spanish language skills, specially their speaking. Contextual details The institution is a mixed secondary school located in a suburb that has a low proportion of ethnic minority groups. For some pupils, the lack of cultural diversity is a demotivating factor in language learning that leads to poor subject performance. The cohort observed consists of 15 Year 11 pupils who receive 20 minutes of extra Spanish support during registration on a daily basis.

Our teammates grew up playing softball and hunting, but with the help of me and my sister, we drilled and trained fourteen girls into dancers. Within two years, the Saltillo dance team placed at the state dance championship and made it to the National Dance Team Championship. I have learned one valuable lesson. Leadership is sacrificial service. My father sacrificed his time to work with my brain. My sister and I sacrificed our time and efforts to push our teammates and serve our community. I am interested in people who are broken and unable to help themselves. I want my future career to put me in a position to fix the broken and lead them to success. After all, I would not be here typing if I did not have the same kind of leaders in my life. Ideally, I want to work in and for Mississippi whether that is in the education system or government. Mississippi is in desperate need of people willing to sacrifice their lives to transform this state into a place were people can thrive in success. Mississippi undoubtedly produces talent and

In the next 10 months I aspire to graduate high school and get into the college of my dreams. I hope to graduate from high school with the best GPA I can manage and not be hung up on my academic mistakes throughout my high school years. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has been my dream school ever since I was a little girl and it is apart of my 10 month goal to get into UNC. As a young girl, my ambition in life has always been to help others. For as long I can remember, I have had this fierce passion for aiding others in their time of need. In the next 10 months I hope to find the right career path that will allow me be able to help others in the best way possible. A goal of mine in the next 10 months is to be able to start

Dr. Franklin, the head of the department of humanities, suggested to me to take honor courses. So far, I have completed nine honors courses. I did so well in my history courses that Professor Waldrop recommend me to enter the Supplemental Instruction program, and I agreed. Through the advice of Mrs. Edwards, the coordinator of the office of student life, I joined various organizations. With hard work, I was nominated for Student of the Year. I did not win, but I reflected on how far I have come in my life and knew my blessings were just starting. With the help of my Spanish Professor, Mr. Brockway, and the writing center, I received the opportunity to study abroad in Ecuador. There, I learned proper Spanish grammar, volunteered at multiple places, studied the laws of the country, and saw the Pope officiate mass. After coming back to Mountain View College, I became more involved with Phi Theta Kappa, the honor society, by becoming vice-president of leadership and hallmarks. This allowed me to contribute to several projects and events. I was still not sure what field I wanted to major in, until I went back to my elementary school and visited Mr.

I’m enrolled in all of the advanced placement classes that my school offers. Not only am I tackling these challenging courses, but I participate in numerous community and volunteer activities. In this school year alone, I’ve accumulated approximately 80 hours of service. Each and everyone of those volunteer and community activities have impacted my character.

Every high school student dreams about furthering their educational career once they graduate, but when ever there’s a high there is a low. Some are able to attend college without a care in the world since they are finacially stable, but others like myself have to struggle their way to find money just to be able to pay one class. Although, I havethis huge gap keeping me from reaching my goal of majoring in special eduacation I will not let money control my future, I will do whatever it takes to help my parents pay off the class and this is why I come to you today. It would be a great honor if the Guadalupe & Lilia Martinez Foundation can lend me a hand to help me achieve my life long dream. Growing up in a hispanic household I knew that money

Through volunteer work in and out of school, I have acquired a lot of knowledge about myself and others. At Montgomery college, I am a member of Phi Theta Kappa, the volunteer club, and the Early Childhood Education club. One of my biggest accomplishments has been through some volunteer work outside of school. I had the privilege of giving a speech at the 2016 Race4Respect Down syndrome awareness race. I was proud of myself for this particular accomplishment because I was given the opportunity to share how my experience with the Special Olympics Joy Cheerleading team not only inspired my future career path but also helped me view the world in a whole new perspective. I have always wanted to advocate for others in hope that one day I would make a change and this opportunity allowed me to make a change in my life and in the lives of others. My passion since that day has been to become a teacher that supports and impacts students beyond the classroom whether they have a disability or not. As for my future plans, I hope to attend the University of Maryland in the fall and continue my studies in Early Childhood Education and Special Education. In the next two years, I plan to earn my bachelor's degree in teaching and hopefully become a kindergarten teacher. The pressure to be my best has always been self-imposed. I hold myself to high standards and expect nothing but the best from myself as I