Reflection Paper On FFA

For myself, i would say this lesson began to prevail my grade 9 year. While i was faced with some responsibilities in my elementary school years, I now recognise that between eighth grade and tenth grade i have shed some of my innocence and gained more knowledge on how to balance the important parts of my life. For example, in eighth grade, my social life was my main priority, but moving into grade nine i realised that while it is still important to make time for entertainment, there are many more aspects that are equally important such as school,

The most important lesson learned from this class was to never give up. I took that class

One lesson I learned from my grandmother took me two years to learn. I grew up around a family who praised you for good grades. I grew up thinking that getting good grades was important in life and that helping

Lessons can come in many forms, some more straight forward than others. In the story “The Lesson,” by Toni Cade Bambara a girl with hate in her heart learns that good things can happen to anyone and in the essay “Commencement Speech, Kenyon College,” by David Foster Wallace he guides us to not live with hate in your heart. Both authors bring up the fact that people tend to be very selfish and annoyed with other people around them. They also suggest that a person can transcend a negative environment through effort. They explain this in different ways which leads to a lesson in both stories.

The lesson I learned was that if you can dream then you can do it. This has changed me in to a more compelled person to do more things that I think are impossible

There is a lesson in every situation no matter if you choose to accept it or not. A lesson can sometime guide you in the right path that is needed in

The very first lesson I learned was how to work well with others. Back when I was a Mite, there were those

1. How have you been helped by what you've learned from the lesson? What are some of the reminders and applications? (Please list the page numbers)

I learned that no matter how young someone is: it doesn’t mean that they will be around for many years to come. I also learned to cherish the little things in life because you never know when or if you will get to experience it again. The most important lesson I learned from my tragic loss, is to never take someone or something for granted, because there is no way of ever knowing how much time you have left with them, and you will eventually regret not enjoying every moment that you had with them until it is too

I learned that if I miss a day of school I need to continue working on my work the same amount as if I was in school. I think this because if I don´t stay ahead of my work I will have better quality work because I am not rushing to catch up. Secondly I need to chose more easy to find questions. It makes my research really hard to find and confusing. Lastly I learned I need to improve my time management. I say this because I fell behind on the last paragraph and had to use my time at home to finish it. These are just some of the things I learned about from

I learned that if you really put your mind and heart to it you can achieve whatever you want to. You just have to believe in yourself like Buddy did. I want to not give up and keep doing what I believe is right. In my life, I can be strong and not let things bring me down. I can also be strong and help others like Buddy did.

I learned that reasons and excuses are not allowed when it comes to work you have to handle everything

Many can be learned from Nicholas Winton. One lesson I feel that can be learned form him, is how to help people. Not that there is any particular strategy to helping. But, he said “I just saw what was going on and did what I could to help.” That to me means an ample amount of things.

A big lesson learned early on is to always trust friends. The time, the end of sixth grade and my school was having an end of the year dance. It was my first dance and I had so much to think about. Whom was I going to take? What was I going to wear? How was I going to dance? Most importantly, how was I going to act like a complete idiot like usual? Panicking I took misguided advice from my ninety-year-old grandfather. Being lost, I completely followed his advice and had the worst experience of my life.

Some of the best things that I learned, where do I start... I learned something new everyday working on my case. I would have to say some of the things that I learned was 1. Never give up and always have hope.