Middle School Boys Research Paper

What a horrible horrible day it was. It all started the first day of 6th grade here at Memorial Middle School. My mom walked in with me to get my schedule because we didn’t go to open house. I went up to my protime and it was in the art room with Mrs. Teerink. My mom sat down at a table with me and I was really scared and embarrassed. Then, to make it even worse, I started bawling my eyes out. While a lot of people walked in, and by a lot of people it was like 20, but it felt like it was a million.

If Middle Football is Going to Last People Need to Get Their Head in the Game.

Junior High is a scary thought. You are little and going to school with the big kids. It wasn’t to bad after I got used to it.

Three small words that can describe my school story are sports and good grades. I’ve always been the one who gets their work in on time, gets good grades, one of the best at sports, and one that doesn’t get in trouble much. K4 to first grade is really a blur to me, all I can remember is starting to play baseball, making friends, and consistently either getting the highest or second highest grade you can get on a report card. Second Grade is when I really started to realize my love for sports. I always was a fan of the Packers, Bucks, and Brewers but didn’t really know anything else about sports. In second grade though, my bestfriend got me more into sports and I got into knowing tons of players, all of the teams, and practicing so much wanting to be the best at every single sport and still being able to maintain my grades. My friend and I focused so much on being the best we could at sports that we got the opportunity to play for our school’s 5th and 6th basketball team while only being in 2nd grade. Moving on to later grades, I kept my spot

Back when I was first learning math, in 2nd grade, I remember being very confused. See, I had moved from Arkanson Nebraska to Carroll Iowa, in the time between preschool and kindergarten. I definitely, remember learning to read in the first class when I came to Carroll. I vaguely remember counting, learning to add and subtract too. Then in all my memories of first grade, it seemed to me that I had never had a math class. All of a sudden in 2nd grade, teachers were asking me to multiply and divide. At the beginning of the year, my teacher set a piece of paper in front of all of us then set a timer for one minute. When she started the timer we were supposed to do as many problems as possible. I didn’t do one, I was preoccupied with the time limit and would freak out that there was a whole sheet full of problems that I couldn’t get done in that one minute. It was very stressful. Meanwhile, all the other students were having no trouble

The A bomb AKA “Little Boy” is the 10th biggest bomb in the world! There is a concern that the A bomb should have not been dropped because it killed up to 80,000 innocent people. The U.S warned japan that they were going to drop the bomb, but japan did not listen to the threat. Researched evidence proves, that the atomic bomb is one of the deadliest bombs out there.

Everyone has a different opinion about Middle school, because we’re all different. Middle school is a weird time for anyone I think though. There are outsiders, nerds, emos, jocks, band geeks, theatre nerds, trouble makers, and a lot more. It’s the kind where you first start out to be in your groups we all have a purpose, but in middle school and high school we take it way too far I feel.

The awkward years of preteen life and middle school for me were not bad. I got good grades, I got along with others, I was on the basketball team,and was also in other leadership clubs

The US Made the Right decision by dropping the bomb on little boy. The Japanese fought hard and ruthlessly.They would fight to the last man on the pacific front. Also there citizens would commit suicide before they surrendered. In one of the island battles the Japanese would blow themselves up. Also the Japanese would crash jets into ships. The alternative was a massive ground invasion including 100,000 of thousands of soldiers. Then the survivors at Tokyo would have fought to the last man, woman, and child in a desperate final stand. That would made the causalities skyrocket to about 500,000 thousand or millions. However, around 200,000 died from the atomic bomb. Dropping the bomb was the lesser of two evils.

I choose to be a middle school teacher. What I like about teaching is I can help kids and help them learn how to kinda mature. I also always had a passion for teaching.

This year in 8th grade, my fellow students and I were taught several skills in Geometry, Language Arts, Science, P.E, and History. Many of these skills I have learned in these classes can benefit me in my high school years. From these skills, the first skill I believe will help immensely in high school is time management. The second skill that I've found beneficial is the ability to think and act quickly. Finally, the third and most important skill is the ability to concentrate on assignments. These three skills will definitely help make high school be less difficult and much more comfortable.

Middle school: an educational stage which exists in most countries providing education between primary school and high school. I like to phrase it as the in-between stage of life. Middle school was not my finest stage of life, and it was, without a doubt, the most emotional stage of my life. Would I want to relive my middle school years? No, I would not want, but even though they were not the best, they served as a beneficial learning stage.

My parents have said to work hard and do my best in school. I never understood why until I got older. The reason they told me to do my best in school was because they wanted me to think about school and my future. Both of my parents didn't get the chance to go to college. They both came to the United States looking for what most people come to the United States for ‘The American Dream’. They wanted a place where they could raise their children and find a stable job. Well what they had planned didn't work out. They found physically demanding jobs with low wages. I watched as they came home tired and stressed. Even through all the hardships they still maintained a positive attitude. They have pushed me to get better grades and to succeed in school.

In contemporary United States culture, the most exigent social justice issue facing our country is violence towards women, specifically the classic mantra “boys will boys”. Despite it being a seemingly innocuous phrase, I and others attribute this banal vernacular as being one of the early stages of developing acts of abuse towards the female gender. This mantra so to speak, normalizes the unknowingly sexist actions of boys. This idea ingrains into the minds of young children that aggressive behavior is to not only be excused, but to be expected, because it is “just in their nature”. When a young boy is aggressive towards a girl he finds attractive, parents and educators oftentimes make excuses for the boy’s behavior and tell the young girl

A BABY’S BRAIN has been described as “the most powerful learning machine in the universe”. For more than a year since birth, a baby’s reality is that he is the monarch of an empire populated by big people who were put here to serve him. That view is flawed but completely understandable. It takes just short of two years to create this fantastic impression; it takes at least sixteen more years to correct it! And that, paradoxically, is a parent’s job: cause his/her child to believe in this fantasy, then burst—albeit gently—the child’s bubble.”