High School Reflection Paper Dylan Sharkey Mosinee High School 2015 Since I have been in high school for four years now, I have learned many things about life, education, and my future. During my time here at Mosinee High I have been involved in everything I wanted to be in. This has given me a great high school experience. I also believe working has given me as much of an experience as any sport or club I was in did. I have been working since I was 14 and have learned many real life skills that…
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What i learned at anderson high school was… What i learned at Anderson high school was that change isn't always impossible. I thought that , that kid in middle school would always be the kid that i was. The kind of kid that's always seen walking down the hallway with a paper in his hand and heading straight for the dean's office. I was an absolute definition of a troublemaker. I had to be the class clown, and a teacher’s worst nightmare. I secretly believed that, that's the only way i could even…
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As A learner? What have I learned from grit? I have learned that it is important to use grit to advance as a learner, so you can progress and get you to learn better. Grit can be used to persevere, and to make you finish what you started. My grit score is 4, which means I am very gritty. Having a high grit score is important During school, if you have a gritty attitude, you will persevere and accomplish what comes up during the school year. If you are gritter during school, you will exceed and…
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happiness. I think about who I could have been. However, having that kind of mindset will not get you anywhere, and I have worked hard to become the woman I am today. The high school experience I have had has changed me, along with my mental health struggles, and the divorce of my parents. These have all shaped me into who I am and want to be – kind, caring, and a career in healthcare. In my high school career, I have dealt with a lot, a lot of change. I had been struggling with depression during my junior…
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currently a senior at Carle High School and I plan to graduate this year. I’ve played baseball for 8 years and I am currently one of the captains of the Free running team The Elements. I’d have to say one of my favorite subjects would have to be science because it’s what caught my attention in my early years and it just kind of stuck with me. I’ve never been in a fight or in trouble at school or out of school for that matter. During my time here at Carle I’ve learned that it’s important to do your…
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BRIIING! The loud bell echoes through the school. Katy, a small sixth grader, frantically runs down the hallway trying to get to her class. Her first day of 6th grade was off to a rough start. First, her locker got jammed, then she couldn't find her class and now she was late. When she finally found the room and opened the door class had been going for five minutes. As Katy hesitantly stepped into the class all of her fellow students stared at her making her face turn bright red, she felt embarrassed…
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principle they explained is that criminal behavior is learned in the same way as any other behavior like painting, reading or writing. The second principle is that by interacting and socializing with some individuals that are their teachers, or their mentor that are able to commit a crime. They learn criminal behavior from their close family and friends they trust. It is known that…
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college program was the greatest and hardest obstacle I had to successfully achieve and it shaped me to the student I am today. The first lesson I learned during my first two years at the program was perseverance. No matter how hard the classes became or the amount of work I had every night, I learned I had to keep trying. To me, the fast pace of learning new material and achieving excellent grades in all my classes was new. Before I entered the program I did not have to study for my classes and work as…
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eyes of a child, I never fully understood how the real world was going to be, it all seemed like it was all fun and games. Even throughout high school, it seemed like reality was not catching up to me just yet. It was not until I reached rock bottom that I learned one of the most important lessons I have to this day. It is never too late to change who you want to be. Growing up in a small family and being blessed with two older sisters, it seemed like the first lesson I ever learned was education is…
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I chose to take composition 1301 because I knew that it would help me with my plan to achieve greater academic knowledge. I knew that I could get better in the way I wrote my essays and conducted my research, so I decided to join this class. In the beginning of taking this class I started to see that in other classes, my work was becoming advanced and everything started to get easier and I would turn in work earlier. Ever since I was little I have been told that I am good in many departments. People…
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