Personal Narrative: My Pre College Class

In conclusion, my high school year taught me less than I expected. Both my freshman and sophomore year sucked because I was taught nothing. But all four years did help me one way or another. My freshman year, although I wasn't taught very much, it helped me create a self-taught process for me to get through. Researching all my worksheets given to me helped me in a great way, and made me teach myself what my teachers couldn't. My sophomore, I took my self-taught process to a better level, I began making it easier for me to understand and learn. Because my teachers didn't put a lot of effort in, it taught me hard work and to strive to create an easier

This year so far has been kind of rocky but quite good. I only have 3 high schools classes this semester & no high school classes. I already the rules & expectations from last & this year. Not being a freshman anymore is good. To get rid of all the jokes. Now it feels kind of chill, because we have 2 more years left. It’s going to go by fast.

Most of us are terrified of something, whether snakes, ghost or talking to the public. As like others, I found myself afraid to talked and keen to socialize with a group. The event of 8th-grade English class, Mr. Wright, assigns us an oral presentation. We have to present the project front of our class. I despise oral presentations and at a time my mind was filled with irrational thoughts. Fortunately, I have found myself with a group of people, who diligently guide me through the semester. I vividly recall those riveting moments, that I tackled my worst fear. English class has taught me numerous life lessons. And being one was discovering my better self. English class has given me an opportunity to be optimistic about my future. To achieve

Thought the year I have taken many class in middle school, high school, and college. All does class were hard, but I never complained about it instill now. Right now, I’m taking a python coding class, it’s a requirement for getting an associate degree in cyber security. This class is so far the worst class I have ever taken. The professor in this class gives too much homework, goes to fast, and don’t explain well.

I am a student who has taken classes at many of the Peralta colleges; Berkeley City College, Merritt and Laney. My highest aspiration is to major in Economics and Business and I am currently looking to transfer to a 4 year university. Someday, I would like to have my own business.

I learned many new things about topics I wasn't familar with before. I enjoyed seeing the advocacy pieces from others in the class because many people did topics I didn't know much about. Some of the projects I saw were surprising because I had no idea that these things were taking place. After learning all of this, my beliefs about human rights didn't change much, but I have deepened my understanding in what I believe in.

I was surprised how many of my classes taught me these concepts; I knew those classes were setting out to teach me not only the material specific to that class, but also valuable skills that can be used in a variety of situations, but it was still surprising. While I was going through my list of classes I realized that even though some of them are unnecessary for my degree I don’t regret taking them as I learned much more than I thought. I found that most of my classes built upon the skills I had learned in previous classes, even when those classes had nothing to do with one another. I learned part of a skill in one class and the rest in a completely unrelated class later.

I learned many new things during this semester. Before this semester I did not even know that Google Drive existed. I’ve learned how to use it and love it, now I use it for everything. I had always thought of myself as being an organized freak even a little bit on the OCD side, but after learning about Cornell Notes now I can be more organized. I can summarize and write notes as I read a book or an article. It made by assignments much more easier.

My senior year went by in the blink of an eye! In the past nine months I have learned a lot, but the most knowledge I have gained has come from my English 7-8 class. The first semester was more of a review of the past two years for me personally, but this does not mean I did not learn new things. During the second semester of my senior year I learned a lot about formatting, grammar, and focusing in the midst of chaos.

There is so much i have learned this year and I am so blessed to have taken this class and get to know you. You have done so much for me and i want to thank you for all that you have done.

The smell of Crayola crayons and old paperback books wafted through the room as I walked into my first grade class on my first day of school in the United States after moving from Costa Rica which granted me temporary comfort. My classmates busily hustled around me as I shuffled over to my seat. I clumsily plopped into the dark blue plastic chair at my desk. I momentarily enjoyed the bliss of coloring before the boy next to me introduced himself and said he liked my shirt. I stumbled to reply and when I finally formulated an answer it left my mouth with jumbled structure as I said, “I like your shirt green.” At the time, my English was not very good. I had trouble speaking and forming sentences in the correct order in English. The boy noticed

Stepping onto sticky white tiles and blending into the hustle of people shuffling to class seems simple. Sitting on worn plastic chairs and rustling through my backpack for a pencil also seems simple. However, as I straighten up and listen to my friends talking about their weekends at church retreats and mass, everything becomes a little more complicated. As a Hindu, I hold different beliefs but have, nevertheless, learned to collaborate with others around me of diverse backgrounds and religions.

In this story you will read about my irst year in the 6th grade and the problem I faced with bullies.

My fall term at Florida Southwestern State College was surely an experience. I was capable to have a very successful term. I am hoping to keep using my experiences to improve and grow as a college student. The course that I took was a great value to me. It taught me some very important things. As my fall term of college is coming to an end, there has been a couple of feelings I have come to realize in the beginning of my term. My fall term life at college naturally generates excitement, nervousness, and stress. The most important main topics I learned in this course across the semester is money management, time management, and critical thinking skills.

In the first semester of my college class I have learned a lot about myself. I am a very social person who loves being friendly and trustworthy. Also on the Maslow Hierarchy of Needs, I am at Belongingness and love needs. I always have wanted to know why I liked to help people out so much when I didn’t have anything myself.