High School Years Were The Worst Time For Me

In the book Middle School Worst Years of my Life by James Patterson a boy named Rafe Khatchadorian has enough problems at home without throwing his first year of middle school into the mix. Luckily he's got a great plan for the best year ever if only he can pull it off. With his best friend Leonardo the Silent awarding him points Rafe tries to break every rule in his school's Code of Conduct. Chewing gum in class is 5,000 points. Running in the hallway is 10,000 points. Pulling the fire alarm is 50,000 points. But when Rafe's game starts to catch up with him, he'll have to decide if winning is all that matters, or if he's finally ready to face the rules, bullies, and truths he's been avoiding.

book after book. All titled Middle school, the worst years of my life, how I survived middle school, middle school get me out of here,and the list goes on . As I was nearing the end of fifth grade, I started seriously thinking about how middle school would be and got worried after hearing of so many stories of people's terrible middle school years. However, I have to admit it really hasn’t been all that bad these last three years and in fact, middle school may have been my favorite, compared to elementary school. With more freedom, more people, more homework, more activities, more teachers, more fun classes, more excitement, more everything quite frankly, I have been able to have . I am sure a lot of us have fun throughout these middle school while learning more about yourselves and the people around us each year. I am sure many of us have been able to say for sure that we have had many experiences that can prepare us for the future.

I recall the beginning of my freshman year when I was thrown into the chaotic and hectic mess that is high school. Not only was I given a much harder course load than ever before, but I also started the year off with volleyball. This made my life so incredibly difficult. As if getting home from a game at 10 o’clock was not enough, I typically still had about an hour of homework to complete due to my honors classes. That season felt longer than a giraffes neck . From the long nights of homework, to the complete mental breakdowns, Freshman year was one of the worst experiences of my life.

I have always had a difficult time in school learning has never come easily to me. When I was in elementary school I was really struggling and I started falling behind. All of my teachers were telling my mom that I just didn’t care or I wasn’t trying. It absolutely wasn’t because I didn’t care. I was trying my best but I always came up short I always felt like something was wrong with me. My mom ended up taking me to get tested to see what was really happening. She took me to All Kinds of Minds. We found out that I had a learning Disability as well as severe ADHD. At the time I didn’t understand I just thought I was stupid. As I got older I started to understand that it wasn’t me, it was the way I was being taught, wasn’t the way I needed to be taught. Well, and a little bit be but that part wasn’t as easy to control.

Going to elementary school was the challenging. In the second grade when I started to notice certain materials in school started to get hard how one subject wouldn't just flow to the next anymore. I would not seem smooth my friends would read with such fluency. Then there was me struggling once again. I thought it was natural for me to be a little behind but it was in all parts of my English class. I kept on pushing myself because I thought it was just me probably not paying to much attention never in my head I thought I was in need of help. I felt so stupid I felt like I was the dumbest kid in the class.But don't get me wrong I would always got the support I needed with my teachers and family.

Freshman year could definitely be the worst year of High School when it comes to your social life. This is the year where you can expand your friends to more than just people in your grade. This year is also a sad year because it is when you find out who your real friends are. High School is all about gaining new friends and losing what you thought were your friends. When I started my freshman year all I heard when I started was that your real friends will show and you fake friends will vanish. In my case this did not happen. Yes, when I got into Highschool I did grow farther apart to some of my friends, but I would never say that they have vanished from my life or anything like that.

In September of 2012, I was sitting in a class listening to my professor going on and on about something in history. Since then I realize that I didn’t learn anything by just listening. I had to find out a better way to learn. I searched on the internet and took some quizzes and found out that I’m a kinesthetic learner.

I explained to the kinesthetic learners that when learning information, they usually are most interested in how something works and so hands-on activites are very important to their learning. I explained that they could use information to construct very concrete representations of what they are learning such as charts, models, or diagrams. In addition, I explained how sometimes body movements or choreographed movements could help in remembering information. I gave the example of using Dr. Rich Allen’s series of hand motions to memorize up to twenty facts. In addition, I explained how I use manipulatives in my classroom to aid instructional practices. I also said that actually doing a task is usually their best learning process. Instead of reading about a task or watching it done, it is important for their own learning style that they involve themselves in a task as much as possible. I explained project-based assessments, and concluded that these types of assessments would best be suited to their learning styles. One of the participants said that she has to transfer her teacher’s words into their own learning aids. When her teacher gives an assignment or lesson, she makes her own style of notecards and uses these notecards to study. Even when the teacher gives her a paper with the information (graphic organizer), she still uses her method to study. It helped this student understand why doing the work over again was important. She continued to say that she sometimes

Freshman year was the worst year of my life. I took up toxic habits, lied to the people closest to me, and became involved in destructive relationships. However, I eventually overcame all of this to become the person I am today.

In second grade, I was diagnosed with ADHD. My doctor put me on medication, and suddenly, it was so much easier to pay attention. I wasn’t getting in trouble for being out of my seat as much, I didn’t talk back to the teacher as much, and my grades got a little better. The issue was never that I didn’t understand the subject material. I could add and subtract like a champ, and my grammar skills were off the chain! The issue was that I couldn’t focus.

The first two years of my high school career were effected by health issues. They were the most difficult as I learned more about depression and anxiety and how to not only manage it, but, also to overcome it. There were days that were very difficult for me to make it out of bed, get dressed, and head off to school. I would get dressed, in the car heading to school, and then feel very overwhelmed that I either could not get out of the car or once at school I would have to leave early due to the depression. As a result, my grades suffered during this hardship.

School was always very hard for me because I had Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder or ADHD. I was not allowed to take tests with my

Let 's start from the beginning. High school for me was a period of transition in my life. A stage of growth, hormonal changes, molding of the personality. Going from middle school to high school I realized that it was not the same thing: we had a different building, we crossed the hallways with older students; the teachers were different. t was supposed to be focused on getting good grades, making my parents feel proud of me and taking advantage of the great opportunity that was given to me which was to have been in one of the best bilingual schools in a country as poor as the Dominican Republic.

Things that are going on in my freshman year that are good is that i made the varsity baseball team and got my first college offer from pensacola state. Also another good thing that has happened my freshman year is that i was batting over 300. Average with a homerun against Eufaula High. The bad things that have happened my freshman year is that i hurt my back in the weight room because i was lifting more than my body could lift. Also this school year i haven’t been as responsible with my grades and my next three years i plan to be on a honor roll or a b honor roll. My most memorable moment this school year has to be the day that i tripped donny in Mrs.Becks room and he fell on his face I really didint excpect him to fall on his face but he

A. It was hard for me and my brothers cause we only spoke creole and a like bit of English.