Speech : An Informative Speech

Baby Blues, the most common and mildest form of mood disorder can last up to two weeks after having a baby without the mother needing treatment.

Students are nominated by their teachers and guidance counselors, and are judged on their intellectual engagement, creativity, and commitment to community. I was presented this award at the annual academic awards.

this class in the morning instead of later in the afternoon. When I picked up my books a couple of days before the

The Principal’s Honor Roll Award that has been awarded to me fits into this category because in order to get awarded, I have created a passion and have worked in developing my grades over a period of time. In my last award, it “Certifies that Bryan Garcia Mazariegos successfully completed the Spring 2017 semester with a Grade Point Average of

“It was an incredible experience to see all of the accomplishments of the award winners, not just in their respective sports but in the classroom and community as well,” said Hensley. “Every single athlete had a unique impact on their school and community. I was so humbled to be included in such an ambitious group of individuals.”

My first semester at CGCC, I accepted the challenge of being a recipient of such an award. I focused on my academics to ensure that I had reached the minimum GPA requirements. My focal point was so strong that I chose surrender my vacation during Spring break. Instead, I worked on perfecting my scholastic craft. Thankfully, I received the award every semester thereafter: Fall 2016, Spring 2017, Fall 2017 and ongoing.

I nominate myself, Dr. Ava Morrow, for the HBCU Alumni Award in the category of education because of my Service to Gallaudet University and my commitment to providing excellent leadership as the STEM Program Director for the DC Metro HBCU Alumni Alliance, Inc. I was destined to be an educator. As a child I loved to play hide and go seek, dodge ball jump rope and pretend school. I always wanted to be the teacher when we pretended to be in school. My desire to be an educator was nurtured while in middle school and high school as I served as a tutor for students in my biology class.

The Dean 's List - High honors were given in recognition of outstanding scholastic achievement.

To begin with, I expected to just help as needed and be a standby for the coach. Little did I know, I would be participating and teaching the children my knowledge of basketball skills. The first day of practice only one child showed up with six volunteers, so we participated and practiced with the child. I noticed the child had apparent cognition delays and was unable to make a basket. I began to analyze his actions and learning techniques to figure out how I could help. In no time, I was able to design an intervention that would prepare the child to successfully shoot a basketball. I noticed his style of learning was repetitive motion so I told him to, “Bend your knees, and jump for the sky.”

I believe I should receive this award because I have proven throughout my school career (and more specifically, my high school career) that I am a very capable student who is persistent and able to excel, even when under troubling circumstances. My ability to “bounce back” after suffering from events that have seriously and negatively impacted my life is a trait that is, I believe, rare in students today, as the demands of in modern teenagers’ educational and social lives grow and will likely continue to grow in the near future. During my high school year, I have struggled with an eating disorder, a parent’s loss of work, the death of a friend, and a severe health issue on the part of my mother. Yet, despite this, I have successfully maintained

day of the conference, my classmate and I arrived late to the designated room for our committee because we

(Angelou 76) She and a classmate were the top of her class. The young man ended up being the valedictorian of the class. “No absences, no tardinesses, and my academic work was among the best of the year.”

Have you ever been feeling depressed or moody as a result of personal conflicts with the real world, the people in your everyday life and the surroundings in which you live? Well, I am delighted to inform you that there is a simple and logical solution out there called reading.

I woke up really early so that I could do everything I needed to without being late on the first day. I jumped in the shower, did my hair, brushed my teeth, got dressed, and ate breakfast. Then texted Adam to see if he wanted to walk to school with me since it was down the street. It took him a while to respond so I assumed he was getting ready for school. He responded a few minutes later with

Senior superlatives: Recognize seniors with awards such as “most likely to open her own company,” “most likely to be the President of the Fraternity,” etc.