The Way I Changed When I Came To Middle School

Being so young I found myself changing in a negative way and acting different. My grades were dropping, I started hanging with

The first thing about me that changed the most is my maturity level. Obviously as you get older you are going to mature, but there is definitely a big change from being in 5th grade to being in 6th grade. There is no recess or staying put in a single classroom all day. It takes a certain maturity level to be able to handle moving from class to class and dealing with all the teachers. Another thing about getting older is growing. You don’t want to send an eleven year old off to high school with a bunch of teenagers. Middle school has also helped me prepare for high school because of many things. Changing classes, having lunch with other grades, and being able to take classes that I actually want to take are just a few. Maturity of course goes hand in hand with responsibility, another thing these past few years have taught me.

One of the ways I have changed is the way I act around other people. The way that I act around other people, such as, spending more time with all of my friends. I also really try to be nice to other people.I do not talk a lot in class, unless I have close friends in class with me. Not only do I act differently around other

After I graduated from middle school and entered high school, I experienced numerous changes throughout my learning and education. During my freshman year of high school, I was able to apply the skills, concepts, and knowledge that I learned throughout my years in middle school, which allowed me to gain success as a student. I

Change, for me has always been quite a scary and difficult concept. I want constants. I want to feel comfortable, and I am too stubborn to try new things. Though undesired, change is inevitable and I know life must move forward; so here I am, a shy, insecure, seventh grader moving forward onto my first day of junior high. I knew this was going to be terrifying simply by the size of the school; all four foot nine inches of me stood paralyzed at the main entrance of Poston Junior High. Not knowing who I would have in my classes or who I would sit with at lunch had to be the worst part. As I walked into my third hour, which was choir, I realized I knew nobody; sheer terror flushed over my face as I peered around looking for the friendliest face

Being a freshman and trying to keep up with the new schedule and having all theses new classes is hard. Then you have to deal with seniors and juniors who act like they know everything because they're a grade above you, guess what we're about the same age. When I was in sixth grade you were an eighth grader, still only a couple years apart so what changed? The school? Whatever it was it slowly getting fixed everyone is starting to get nicer and helpful. One thing I want to accomplish is to be nice and friendly to everyone. I don't want to treat people with disrespect because I was raised better than that, I have manners and that is what really shows. Now if we talk grades, I'm just trying to get through

Everyone has heard or been told, “high school is what you make of it.” High school is in fact what you make of it, but it is also the time of great change in everybody. Entering grade nine you still feel like a kid, your post-secondary and career choices are far from top priority. However, by grade twelve we become more mature and grow into young adults. Personally looking back to my grade nine self and comparing her to my grade twelve self of today, I am able to see changes in my character, my athletics and my goals.

In 2015 when i was in 5th grade i changed schools to lafayette parish school and the food was BAD.And the kids were mean well alot of them.The wait for our parents and the long line of cars,and they made us pay alot of money.So we moved to scott middle and i liked it some of my friends were there and the gym was fun the food was good unlike the other school.But it changed my life because i used to be like a little trouble maker well not that much but until i came here i was not so much trouble.I was happy and i loved the teachers and it made a change in my life i dont really like the teachers that much over here i love them,and the work may be hard,but i know it no matter how hard it is i will get

I’m still fairly quiet, but it’s no longer out of fear and nervousness, I just don’t feel the urge to talk as often as others. I prefer to listen and observe. I’m still considerate with what I say, but not excessively so, as I was before. I also still read a lot, but it’s for pleasure now, not to avoid talking. Now, you might ask, “How do I know you won’t regress back to how you were in middle school?” The truth is that I can’t tell you with 100% certainty that I won’t. However, what I can tell you is that I strongly dislike how I was in middle school and will do everything in my power to not have it repeated. Which means, I’m going to be involved in the school as much as I possibly can without overburdening myself or causing my grades to suffer, but I was going to do that

Middle school has changed me this year.” “Why was it such a fail?” Middle school has made me more independent!

I don’t think I have changed that much I’m still the old me and it’s going to stay like that probably for another year. I like myself how I am I make people laugh! That’s what I love and what I also love is that I love to help people out. If it’s something to do with problems I will help them on whatever. What something changed were the knowing people last year in eighth grade I will talk to more than hundred a day and a hug like hundred people, now that I changed because I met new people. Know I have to meet people from another school and like tell them hi. I’m really outgoing if someone tells me “hey go say hi” and I will go I’m not afraid of anything. I came out like

It was my first day of middle school. I stood outside the classroom alone, waiting for the school bell to ring. While many other students were nervous for the new school year, I was excited. I was very different from other twelve year olds. Since kindergarten, I’ve always stood out from my fellow students. At four, I was able to read chapter books and do division and multiplication. Now I’m eight and attending seventh grade.

I have changed a lot from last year in sixth grade it's been a little bit of physical, intellectual but mostly emotional.

Don’t try to be someone you’re not and start taking pride in who you are. There is way more to life than giving up who you are just to fit in or be “cool”. What ever happened to being you? There’s no need to buy the newest trends, dress to impress, or change you for someone else. You can find acceptance all while remaining your true self.

No matter who you are, if you you see yourself changing, especially as you get older, it’s not the easiest thing to embrace.