High school, it 's a lot it can be too much, but with all the drama, dont ever let anyone tell you that you can’t do anything - unknow
This quote reflects my high school journey because it’s true high school is a lot, sometimes too much but if you just block out all the unnecessary drama then you just my get by with all the crazy drama in high school you know what they say what is high school without a little drama . At times schooling drama does get in the way of your education it might ever make you think twice about what you 're really doing at school it might confuse. With all that kinda drama don 't ever let anyone tell you that you can 't do anything because if you put your mind to it you could do really do anything you want to achieve isn 't the point of going to school to have the opportunity to do anything and everything we ever dreamt of.
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The trend that I see in my transcript is that I am getting more classes that have to do with what I want to be when I graduate high school. Another trend I see is that I am getting more elective classes which to me means that at least it does to me is that am getting all my credits for all my classes. This year the classes that seem easy and I understand quite well are English, history, chemistry, and of course my core class. Those are the easiest classes, in all honesty, I think these classes are easy because I stay after school if I don 't understand the lesson for that day or the homework .My hardest classes and the one that I have been struggling with the most is math. I just don 't seem to get the material no matter how hard I practice, I even stay after school for the homework and sometimes I do understand it this just means that I have to work a little harder than others to understand the lesson , homework , the lesson for math . Also no my trends do not correlate with any or important events in my
Just this year I changed from an accelerated history class to a more challenging AP history class,
I consistently struggled in class,I was still stuck in the maturation process. For me the biggest turning point came in fourth
Baby Dogs – When we first got our female czechoslovakian shepherd she was only about 6 months old. She was always out of one thing and into another. Not even considering how she loved to chew on things I left my shoes in the living room while I went to walmart one night. When I returned, she had one shoe torn to sherds and the other was missing.
While these were common struggles I was also finding difficulty in figuring out what I wanted to do. I entered UCI as a Psychology and Social Behavior major and with advices from other people I was pursuing Pre-Med as well and I started taking chemistry and biology classes. However, I was quick to find out that these classes were not for me which was reflected in my grades in those courses. Even though the initial couple of months were difficult, I found what I was passionate about which were the criminology classes that I began to take.
Growing up through middle school years, I had conformed to settling for whatever grades I got and not really working hard. When the transition was made to high school, I truly learned how much work would have to been put in for to make average grades, much less above average ones. At the beginning,
Throughout middle school and my first 2 years in high school, I’ve gotten mainly As in my classes with an occasional B here and there. So in my junior year of high school, when I heard that I can take more than 1 AP course, I immediately wanted to challenge myself. I registered for 4 AP courses along with orchestra, and spanish on top of my extracurriculars. “Are you trying to kill yourself?” is what all my friends asked when I told them about my plan.
There's a lot of drama in middle school and it can be tiring. There's always something going on around this school and nothing stays between you and someone else. My group in biotech class were talking about one of my friends. I didn't say anything against her, but the girl that said everything told her I said everything.
High school is just one of those times in life that will forever be remembered. Before attending, many will hear horror stories of "Mean Girls", cliques, "freshman Friday", raging parties and the infamous awkward school or prom photo The following are 5 myths about high school and what it is really like. 1. "Mean Girls" There is a big fear upon entering high school that there will be a clique of mean girls who bully and prey on incoming freshman.
Again, this made me nearly drop those classes. Again, some of the other class which were not science were hard for me to cope with from the beginning of the semester till the end of the semester. One of it was English 12 and History 20. I had to go to the writing center about three times on every assignment that I do. Spending of my time on those subject discipline that the other which affected me on of
High school is one thing that a vast majority of people have experienced. Several of those who are acquainted with the high school experience are well aware of how terrible it can be; it is "the mouth of a great demon biting and chewing and smushing people in the face" (Jesse Andrews) leaving us in ruins after we graduate. It is a place to put awkward teenagers that adults do not want to deal with. It is a place where individuality and dissent are encouraged, but also crushed. High school is simply irrelevant and overwhelming and it must be reevaluated.
I’m only taking 5 classes this year, which makes my life a little less stressing. My toughest subject this year was probably Economics. It was something different, a new experience. I was introduced to a whole new level of vocabulary and it was tough to memorize. I also did horrible in the tests, but I was able to push through that
School has taught me a wide array of knowledge that will assist me when I get into the real world. It has helped me have better reasoning, problem solving, and memory skills. Without school, I wouldn’t be nearly as intelligent or mature as I am today. I also wouldn’t have met all of my friends, who’ve helped shape me into the man I am today. As I’ve gotten deeper into my education, I realized that every year the stress levels and stakes get a bit higher.
The past four years of my life hold both my highest of highs and my lowest of lows. High school can be a very awkward time period in a person’s life. Four years ago, I made the intimidating switch from St. Mary’s School to Algoma High School. There were certain aspects of high school which made me nervous, but academics was not one of them. I learned how to be a responsible student in my earlier years, and school had always come relatively easy to me.
My high school experience was a long, frustrating learning experience. I didn’t know what to expect, or what I was getting myself into. Nobody gave me the tools to understand the main focus of each year. I am going to give you tips and advice on how to succeed in high school. I will discuss 9-12th grade along with what to expect each year.
High school grows you into the person you are. I have great memories, good and bad, some learning experiences and some that I’ll take with me the rest of my life. My high school experience has influenced my development as a person inside and outside of the class by making me more independent, choosing friends wisely and teachers motivating me to attend college and accomplish goals I have set for myself. I have gained my independence slowly throughout high school. The importance of being independent is being secure with who you are and what you believe in.