How I Changed In Middle School

During this school year so far I have learned many things, including when we researched Summit’s ‘Definite Dozen’ in September and I’m familiar with her life. My note-taking is one of the many skills that was improved in this class, I can copy down words faster and summarize better. I haven’t really changed much, if I did it would be for the worse. If I could go back and redo the past to fix my mistakes, I would so I can be more successful and have a higher grade.

Everyone has heard or been told, “high school is what you make of it.” High school is in fact what you make of it, but it is also the time of great change in everybody. Entering grade nine you still feel like a kid, your post-secondary and career choices are far from top priority. However, by grade twelve we become more mature and grow into young adults. Personally looking back to my grade nine self and comparing her to my grade twelve self of today, I am able to see changes in my character, my athletics and my goals.

So the first thing I want to talk about is how middle school changed my life. When I was first coming into middle school, I was really scared and nervous about a lot of things like not being able to open your locker, bad people, swearing, and a lot of other stuff. Once I first came into middle school, things were, well a lot different than expected. I had no problem opening my locker, the “scary” people weren’t that scary, and swearing was just blocked out of my mind. I really wasn’t that nervous the next day and I just went on going to classes and learning like I usually did. Now about a few months into the school year, I kept on meeting people and making more friends. Little did I know that I would meet my best friend. Like BEST FRIEND.

I’m still fairly quiet, but it’s no longer out of fear and nervousness, I just don’t feel the urge to talk as often as others. I prefer to listen and observe. I’m still considerate with what I say, but not excessively so, as I was before. I also still read a lot, but it’s for pleasure now, not to avoid talking. Now, you might ask, “How do I know you won’t regress back to how you were in middle school?” The truth is that I can’t tell you with 100% certainty that I won’t. However, what I can tell you is that I strongly dislike how I was in middle school and will do everything in my power to not have it repeated. Which means, I’m going to be involved in the school as much as I possibly can without overburdening myself or causing my grades to suffer, but I was going to do that

I want to tell you three ways i’ve changed since I came to middle school one way is the way I act the second way is how I dress and the last way is how I work.

From the first day I entered my new middle school, I knew that my life was about to change forever. The countless modifications, some good and some bad, were about to mold me into what I would become at the end of 8th grade. Getting more involved with my community, becoming more athletic, and being kinder are just a few of the things that I think that I have improved upon. I have also gained some not-so-good qualities, which include biting my nails, not being as smart, and lying to myself about many things. Overall though, I think that I have made tremendous progress and have blossomed into a great student who is ready for high school.

Middle school has changed me this year.” “Why was it such a fail?” Middle school has made me more independent!

In the beginning of the year I was not filling out my planner, but now at the end of the school year I am. This helped in the sense that I could now look back on my assignments, and not have to go off of memory. I saw a different aspect of myself, I was getting fewer missing assignments. One other way I changed academically, is that when studying I had trouble remembering facts. They would get mixed up, and words would jumble together, though this still happens, I found a new way to study. I would re-write things over and over again; it really helped with remembering different

There are many ways on how I have changed during my high school years, and they have been good changes. Those changes in my freshmen from eighth grade year have tremendously been a survival for me. Although, some stuff I have not changed like for example are not being able to focus in class or not finish work in class. But, I have been able to work it out while I’m in class I try to not pay attention to those who do not want to pay attention or even learn something. An additional thing that is important to me and I value it a lot is that I have changed my attitude throughout the years and now in high school it’s a lot better and well let’s say that I have not wanted to pay attention to the teachers when I was younger. Around like seven years

2010 is the year everything changed, for me at least. It’s the year I started middle school. What this transition changed was not a religious or intellectual belief but a belief about society. The belief that people are the same.

Since the ninth grade, I have improved on advocating for myself. I am no longer afraid of asking for extra time on tests or assignments. I also now can communicate my issues to my teachers without worrying that I was going to get yelled at.

I have changed in two important ways since I was a freshman. The ways I have changed is by becoming more mature and not caring about other’s opinions. These changes have put me in the right mindset and has made me a better person.

This article says it all! yeah, the middle school gives you more responsibilities as to elementary not so much. You will really learn more about yourself in middle school with new friends and with different classes you have now than to the one class in elementary. However, there are a lot of issues that you will encounter in middle school, like what the author said on this article that there's a "great divide" happened. I remember when I was in

A lot of questions go through my mind throughout the day. I get up in the morning and ask myself what I should wear today. I ask myself how hard I really studied for my third period stats test. Today is different than all the others because today, a different question is being asked. How I’ve changed over the four years I’ve spent in high school? From the beginning to the end of high school I’ve changed in ways where I’ve learned that no one has the right to judge others, mistakes are the best guides to success, and prioritizing is key.

If I was a character the changes that I would have to say that have happened this school year are that my learning abilities have increased.