Personal Narrative: What I Learned In Summer School

The second reason why summer school is an ideal option for many students is that is allows a student the opportunity to have a spare in the upcoming school year. Students, like myself, who are heavily focused on math and science are given a heavy load of equations to memorize and homework to accomplish. By making use of a spare, students are able to use this time to enhance their studies. Students would have more time to catch up on homework, study for tests and improve their

I am Summer Salyer I have you 7th period. You are my favorite teacher because I am not that good at math, but you explain it so well and you help people that still do not understand it. SOME teachers just give you a paper and say do it or they don’t explain it well and so I can’t do the paper. My favorite thing I have done in your class was the store coupon list we had to do on the computer. I also like your class because you are fair to people and you don't choose favorites and you are very funny in class and always have a sense of humor.I hope you have a good day.

As the school years passed by, I kept doubting my religion because I felt different than the other people around me. Second grade to Fourth grade was a blur. I was affected by comments here and there, but nothing too exclusive. I started growing use to it. Until Fifth grade happened. I began wearing the hijab at the end of November of the school year. The first day I wore it, my teacher, Mrs. Casey, decided to ask me in an unprofessional matter, “Why have you decided to wear THAT on your head”. I could feel the eyes of everyone in class staring back at me, like daggers. My reply began with “Cause my cousin began wearing the scarf”. Yeah, I should have told you guys that that’s the reason behind me starting to wear the hijab. There was no reply

The big thing for me in middle school is the fact that I am changing. I am getting stronger, faster and smarter because of me changing. My interests are changing a ton because I’m trying to figure out my life and still make friends and be me. I’m also starting to notice girls quite a bit and begin to figure out my friends and such.

During the summer, I began a relationship, knowing full well that I might not succeed at making it last due to my fear of commitment and cynical outlook, but I decided I had to go for it because I knew that in order to have a well-rounded life full of different experiences, I had to risk losing control over every emotion I have and have to care about someone else more than my own feelings.

I see what happened now, when I pasted the source it gave the option to just keep text only. This took the italics off since I did not keep the format. Thank you, I am really trying hard. I am kind of a perfectionist with my grades so I am trying to keep my 4.0. This is my first time ever taking summer courses and I am learning that I probably shouldn’t have signed up for 9 hours with a child because it is pretty overwhelming.

Upon entering this class I was completely at my wits end, I quickly learned that anything I learned in high school English classes could be thrown out the window. From citing your work to writing about the same subject in many ways college courses are different on many levels. They always tell you as a teenager that they have your best interests in mind and that they are preparing you for college or what lies ahead, but, in all honesty? I don't believe anyone really knows what lies ahead or what they should prepare you for. The last couple of weeks I have learned that it is okay to not know what you’re doing in school, work, or life in general sometimes, but never be afraid of the positive and negative feedback. Everything is always said to benefit who you are as a person and to help you continue to grow.

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.

What I learned from my teammate, Hannah, was that Alce and Calixta actually met in Assumption and fell in love. However, they could not be together due to their very different social classes. I also learned that Bobint and Bibi were terrified to go home and face Calixta because of the way that Bibi looked. Surprisingly, Calixta was actually happy knowing they made it home safely.

My summer job would be working at ginger browns which is an old timer restrauntThat serves breakfast lunch and dinner but the main thing that the sell or isBought is there cinnamon rolls which are deliciousWhen working there I will be making minimum wage which is 7.25 an hour8 hours a day Friday sat sun I will be doing this for the majority of the summerIt is a good starting job for teens it accepts 14 year olds which allows me to workthereIt should be pretty easy but idk my dad worked there and his sisterSo getting the job should be easy hopefullyAll I have to do is get my social security card and number since I will be workingthere I will be offered free drinks and rolls but I’m in it for the money even thoughthat’s not that much money but

The biggest lesson I learned in high school was that there was more learn outside of the classroom and that life is a constant opportunity to learn as much as possible. At the end of my junior year, I ran for a life-changing leadership position at my school; The president of the National Honor Society. Although this position was claimed to be the most difficult leadership position at my school, I was always up for a challenge. As president, some of tasks were to make agendas for the weekly officer meetings, make the power points for the monthly general meetings, organize the fall inductions, write reports all events, read the NHS book of bylaws and fill in absent officers. The events I coordinated for our members this year include The Purple

Introduction: Have you ever wondered your BFF could betray you. I enjoyed all those moments but remembering those moments which prifty me. Playing basketball and football with rapid breeze passes us, ignoring everything that goes moves us. No one would ever break us. He was unique, mysterious, observing people and questioning of everything. Didn't care about what does the world said about him. But when he betrayed me, I didn’t believe it, he stood against bigger kids, just for me. I cried and cried, conjecturing what did I do fallacious

Overall, I want to be able to use the skills that I have learnt in class in everyday life, not like other things you learn where most people cannot use in the real world. I want to not be caught off guard when confronted and be able to handle conflicts with a mature and graceful manner. I should not have to be scared when someone stands up to me and tells me when I did something wrong, as long as they are not screaming at me or threatening to hurt me if I do not change then who am I to get mad. The sad thing about people in today’s society, is that more and more being are beginning to be aggressive and violent when approached the wrong way. People are actually dying due to road rage scuffles, or hurting each other for the best deals on materialistic

At last I’m a Senior: In twenty years, I will have forgotten most of the things that I have learned in school and from others. The things that made me who I am, is from mostly music because the feelings I can sense from the songs I have listened. My family is what I value the most in my life and wouldn't give them away for anything. I want my friends to remember me as a funny reliable guy that can be trusted. To see someone at the twenty year high school reunion would be everyone, I would like to see everyone there.

I chose this quote because it sums up a lesson I learned in high school. When I moved from Connecticut to Ohio after my freshman year, I had trouble transitioning to a new school and state. I struggled in school for the first time in my life. My grades were not what I had hoped or expected them to be during my first quarter sophomore year, and it was not easy for me to get over that. I worked harder than ever to get the grades I wanted, and my hard work paid off. The rest of my sophomore year was much better than the first quarter, but I wasn’t completely satisfied with the outcome of some of my classes. I continued to work hard during my junior year, and throughout that year, my grades were consistent with my hopes. They were the grades I