Failure High School Research Paper

I am not new to the idea of failing, but I refuse to accept failure as a mistake I will be remembered by. Through recent experiences I have learned how to react to failure, ask for help, and move on with my life.

Have you ever had a bad grade and improve on it? I have, but being in sports and having family issues get in the way of that. If your in sports, there are other ways for you to get your work done, like in school or after practice.

“The greatest glory in living lies not in never failing, but rising every time we fail” (Emerson). People fail all of the time. One of the best feelings on this planet is rising after failure. I did this when it came to grades and sports. Thomas Edison did this when it came to inventing the electric light bulb. Success after failure can be accomplished through perseverance and hard work. That is why we should always get back up after

Failing can happen with whatever, whether it's riding a bike, taking a test, talking to people, or just plain walking. The importance of failing is that the lessons we take from failure can be fundamental to later success. My people will tell stories on how they failed at something and then were able to improve from that. Well here's my story.

College could be the most challenging thing of a high school students life. Lacking a super genius brain or a super power to guess the correct answers, the average joe could be at a major disadvantage. Luckily, the students with superpowers are a rare majority and the average joe’s are plenty as their trial and errors come with them. That is how I will survive college. Riding on the backs of mistakes that my peers have made and learning from them just as the person who made them will.

Failure, at its core, is a road that leads to success; that leads to achievement. Personally, I never looked at it with that perspective until my second year of high school, where I received my first ever term grade of a C. To me, a C was no better than an F, an absolute failure in every sense of the word. It felt like the end of the world. Even so, within this whirlwind of self-hatred, I learned something that helped me improve little by little: how to make the best of a bad situation.

Failing to me is one of the hardest things to do, especially when others are counting on me. As a peer tutor we are assigned to a teacher, to a subject, to kids that need tutors. People comment on me being tutoring, “ This must be the easiest part of your day.” A tutor responsibilities are to learn much quicker than their student, to provide a way to comprehend information, And to care about them. Being a tutor I felt as though I always had to be exceptional and know everything there was to know about a subject. I’ve tutored four times and this fourth time I was given a teacher that was newer and it was my first time I was to tutor this subject. Throughout the semester I worked so hard to help these kids, especially the two seniors that needed

Failure is just another step of being successful. Of all people in the world, one by one,we all fail. Although some use this as an advantage to become more successful in life.

I have failed over and over again in multiple aspects of my life, most failures coming from the sport of golf which I have a love hate relationship with, but I always get back up and go in for more. Failure to me is just an obstacle in the way achieving success or reaching your full potential as a human being. I look at it through the scope of if everyone gave up when they did something wrong or failed in life there would be nothing we would all be huddled in front of a camp fire back in the stone ages; because no one would do new things because they would have failed and just have lied down and quit. Everyone in life will face a moment where they have two options to either quit what they were doing or get back up and change the world

Throughout my life I have come across many situations and have encountered many incidents, but I have not always made the best decisions in life. However I believe that it is for the best if sometimes you fail. Failing sometimes is good because it shapes you better as a person, and it helps you prepare yourself for future encounters or similar situations.

Sometimes in life failures can be fundamental stepping stones that can lead you to learn and grow to future success. In my life I have failed thousands of times, with some failures having a bigger impact in my life than others. No matter the failure there is always something to learn from them. I think failures are a great way of learning. Without them, we would never know the wrong way to do something. The most important thing from any failure is to learn how to become better. There is a reason for failures, and they should be for learning and growing. All of life is about growing and becoming better.

Is a failure still a failure if you learn from it? The answer is yes, but it is a successful failure because you learned from it. Failure is possibly the best way to learn, such as the time I got thrown out of basketball practice freshman year. I got in a futile argument(i just made a comment) with my coach over what position he wanted me to play versus what position I thought I should play. I ended up getting thrown out of practice and had to call my mom to come pick me up while I started walking down the road. I was devastated because I couldn’t understand what I had done wrong because it seemed so minor.

Some failures could let you later to succeed. I experienced failure when I didn't pass my TSI Reading test. I took it too many times and failed it. When I took the TSI the first time I was really nervous. I was so worried about passing the first 24 questions. However, I kept trying with the second test which includes 36 additional questions. Finally, I decided to not take it again until the following year. Therefore, I took it again and failed it again. At first I found it so difficult to understand the questions because I was not that used to reading in English. I came from Mexico and had difficulties with this Language. Furthermore, that was not an obstacle that would last too much.Although I thought that I would never be able to take college

Everybody experiences failure at some point in their life, though it may come in many different forms: relationships, an interview, in a sport, or in a class. The latter is where I have had failure recently. Though doing poorly in a class was painful, it taught me that not being perfect is okay, and also how to be better in my other classes.

You need something to trigger and motivate you to give your best. So there is no need to be ashamed of the failure. It is because the failure is a part of growing and learning. By going through some failures, you will learn and explore more than other people. History even noted about the story behind the successful people in the world. They all identical to some failures in everything they did in the past. Even people like Einstein and J.K Rowling had it. Look how the failure takes them to lead the world with their specialty.