Comparing My Life With ACF

I personally believe that Physical Education is a beneficial part of our knowledge and well-being. If accepted into the Physical Education Leadership Program, my motive is for other students and incoming freshman to see P.E. class as a place of growth and improvement, and also a place where you can enjoy and meet new people. During my 1 ½ years of being a student here at MCHS, I have met many people and have made many friends through P.E. class. If I become a P.E. leader, I will encourage and help students to do their best and to have confidence in what they do in and even out of P.E. class. Like many others, I am a shy person. If accepted into the program, I feel it would help me break out

or physical education with mrs. Fluit, but we had a substitute teacher who I like more than any other physical education teacher I have had in school. For the activities in P.E. we listened to some rules like no chewing gum in class, be respectful, always wear your P.E. clothes when you do the activities, no slacking during the activities because you will lose a lot of hard earned points, and make sure you don't go in the taped off area, that's for teachers only. After they finished telling us the rules, we got our planners and some other papers for our parents to sign as well as a nametag that we got to design by

The national curriculum states that ‘PE develops pupils’ competence and confidence to take part in a range of physical activities that become a central part of their lives, both in and out of school.’ (QCDA, 2008)

P.E is my favorite subject in school because we get to learn about all sports. PE is fun we do units on every sport for example volleyball , basketball and football. So at P.E we get to play games we have different games for different sports so like if were in the basketball unit we would play keep away. Every tuesday we run a full lap around all the soccer goals are P.E teacher Mr.Fontaine he wants us to improve on are running.after every unit we take a test on that sport that's a big part of are P.E grade.

I happen to not be one of those kids. Asthma doesn’t just affect you once, it affects you your whole life. I am a cheerleader and also in the band. There have been times that I have not been able to participate in my activities because I wasn't able to breathe. With the help of my great doctors, I am able to control my asthma as much as possible. By being persistent with my medication and managing my condition, I learned that persistence is the key to success. As long as I stay determined and persevere, I know I will overcome and conquer any challenge that comes my way, whether it be personal, academic, physical or

Back in third grade, I attended a boarding school in China. After sitting through long hours of lecture, I found PE a welcoming relief. One day during an intense relay race, I was entrusted to be the anchor for my team. We were behind by a small margin, but I managed a comeback and secured our victory. After the race, the track coach recruited me on the spot. It was a huge honor because only a select few were on the team.

In the 6th grade, the sports at the school increased to softball, baseball, track, volleyball, basketball and soccer. This what the time when us as students had to decide what we wanted to play. I debated doing track because everyone else was doing it, but I was not good at running. Because of this I decided that I would stick with softball. When the season came around I was shocked when my whole softball team of 7 years had quit on me. They had all left to join track. This was hard for me because the sign up for all sports were over and there was not enough for a team. Being shy, and not outgoing around the kids I went to school with I didn't know what I was going to do. I decided one day and asked my mom if I could join a kid-sports team from another

Today in our political society, the controversy around immigration is a key point in deciding where we stand in our community. Many are very tempted to judge an immigrant’s life without regarding the experiences they pass through in an alien country. This is my life.

Boy's life and Emancipation: A Life Fable has the similar theme in each text by expressing their emotions. Both of these stories have patients and having fun. Leaning to control excitement and having less fear both of these stories have. Boy's life tells you that always the best choice and be the best you can be. Emancipation: A Life Fable talks about how an animal had fear about something.

When I was eight years old I was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis. It was sudden and unexpected; it was extremely painful, and heartbreaking. It has been one of the most difficult obstacles my family and I have had to deal with. I reacted to my diagnosis with courage because I knew I had to be strong if I wanted to survive. My diagnosis affected my early childhood school attendance because I missed a lot of classes due to doctor appointments. I started to get behind in school and it was difficult for me to keep up with the lesson plans. Getting Rheumatoid Arthritis also made many daily things difficult for me like: sports, making friends, and doing everyday chores/tasks. Growing up I thought I would not be able to attend a four year university

Reflecting on my childhood, I always had a vivid imagination. I loved telling stories to anyone who would listen. As I grew older, I began writing poetry and I became obsessed with movies. Over the years, I realized that I wanted to travel to some of the places I had seen in the various movies but my thoughts of what I wanted to remain indifferent.

The physical damages from the disorder cause physical weakness to the body: “weakness associated with the illness also seriously affects their social interaction with friends and their involvement in life in general (Kontic et al. 673). I went from playing three sports to having to give it all up while I recovered. Recovery was one of the most difficult parts for me through the whole process. I was always active in school; I tried to be in every club high school had to offer. Restriction from my everyday practices caused emotional stress. I can remember, on several occasions, my friends not knowing how to help or what to do for me. When they would try to help, I would always feel like the outcast, especially when we went shopping or out to eat. When it was time to go shopping, I would go with my friends to the mall. As they tried on clothes, I would have to wait to go with my mom because I could only fit in the kids’ sizes. Going out to eat was extremely awkward for me. I would trick my body into eating so I

In Adapted PE it was unusual not to hear laughter echoing through gym. It only took a game of noodle tag for me to understand how rewarding and enjoyable this experience would be. However, occasionally a peer would not want to partake in an activity after having a rough day. Getting the students to participate taught me a great deal of patience

My life has been a crazy roller coaster with many events that have affected my life all in different ways. There have been times where my life has been at its highest peak in the world then it falls down, right into a deep valley. From the time my lovable younger sister came into my life to when my grandpa had a near death experience, I have learned many valuable lessons through the rough times as well as the more happy times. When I was a young girl, my mom had always told me the same thing over and over again. I never really thought about how a few words would have a deep effect on me in a short amount of time.

This explains the beginning of my life all the way to the end of my life. My life from the beginning was very fun as I grew up living with my mom’s friend and my friend. But there were a lot of fights and I was very hyper back then. I have ADHD so back then when I was little; I was very hyper and wouldn't stop moving around the place. I always was annoying back then and never seemed to get my homework done at school.