Describe your personality and what makes you unique? Since I am homeschooled, I have had a different experience than people in public school. Also, I have had more opportunities to teach myself. I am an outgoing person and I enjoy being around people. Although I would consider myself an extrovert, I also appreciate quiet time to myself. I am usually an optimistic person. I am a thinker more than a feeler. I am task oriented and work hard; I throw myself into my work. I get very involved in my school and and my projects outside of school. I like to challenge myself, whether in my coursework or personal projects. Like every other human being, I have my strengths and weaknesses. I know that I am not a perfect person, and that makes me who I am now. I continually strive to develop and grow myself as a person. What words best describe your character? Give specific examples of why each word is applicable. Positive: I can generally see the bright side of a situation. I demonstrate a good attitude when my parents tell me to do extra work. Energetic: I get excited about things that I care about. Some of the things that excite me are math, computer programming, and Doctor Who. Ambitious: I try to work on projects that challenge me and improve me as a person. For example, I have challenged myself with personal programming projects to improve my programming skills. One of these was a program to help me prepare for the state MATHCOUNTS competition (explained in greater detail in the “Extracurricular Activities” section). Have you had any adversity in your life that you want to explain? I am grateful that I have a loving family and live in a good country. The only real adversities I’ve had to go through are financial issues in the family an... ... middle of paper ... ...trate your interest in mathematics and/or science? If so, please describe the activities and the extent and nature of your involvement: I competed in the MATHCOUNTS competition when I was in the 8th grade. I placed 4th in the regional competition and went on to the state competition (which was held on the NCSSM campus). After the regional competition, I programmed a “Math Fact Teacher” to help me memorize math facts to prepare for the state competition. I am on a FIRST Robotics Competition team (team #4534 Wired Wizards) for the second year in a row. I was the assistant programmer for the season of 2013, and I am the programming lead for the season of 2014. Our team placed 19th out of 52 teams at the 2013 North Carolina Regional, finishing as the highest ranked rookie team in North Carolina (the highest ranking rookie team at the competition was from out of state).
opulent, and extravagant nature, which I can definitely be most of the time. But I didn’t quite
Assignment 4: 20 Adjectives- Create a mini-poster with 20 adjectives that describe you. Use a thesaurus to help if you are having difficulty coming up with words.
In terms of my personal identity, I would say that based on my experiences throughout my life, I considered myself to be hard working, especially when it comes to pursuing my goals; honest; generous, I like taking
After his visit to a Shell Research Laboratory, my high school teacher in math told us in class that he was so happy with his education, because mathematics had helped him to understand the explanations and demonstrations that had been given by the Shell researchers. He said, "If you master mathematics then you can understand everything." That was certainly an exaggeration, but it nevertheless sounded like a golden message. Since I definitely wanted to have a better understanding of what was going on around me, mathematics seemed the obvious way to go. Also, if it was not much beyond high school math, then it was pretty easy in addition. What could one wish more? So I enrolled in every advanced math class offered in our high school. Pretty soon I discovered that mathematics was much more than a set of principles that helped one to solve intellectual riddles. It was not a finished system that one could aim to master after some limited time, but it was really a way of thinking, a means of expressing creativity: endless, an old established science, but still fresh and with undiscovered green meadows, nearby and far away.
One thing I find significant is factory farming. I felt that factory farming is wrong and should be stopped immediately. I strongly feel that since we take their lives for our food, we should at least respect them. I’m somewhat both audacious and obstinate, but I like to refer myself as a calm person. I believe initiative and strength is my strongest characters. Since I always try to finish my task that was given and try to think
I am very proud of the person that I have become. I have followed my own dreams, fantasies, friends, and idols to become the person that I am today. My family has influenced me as far as morals and values, my friends have influenced me in social activities, speech, and clothing, and my fantasies and idols have given me something to strive for in my life. Once a person takes the time to truly get to know me, they tend to see me as one of the greatest guys that they have ever met. I will continue to live my life for individual that I am while taking into other people and not doing anything that may negatively affect another person’s life. I am currently very happy with the person that I am and will continue keep myself happy until the day I die.
Basically, I think I'm a positive and life-affirming person. In my mind, everybody can reach nearly every goal, in case he/she really believes in it.
Being apart of the Wayne State University Math Corps has impacted me in several ways. I had always loved math and wanted to have a career in it but coming from my background I never felt like my dreams were realistic. Being around so many math enthusiast who were also from my city provided me with a new sense of community that I didn’t previously possess. I was able to meet kids, some that even went to my school, that I wouldn’t have otherwise that had the same passion for math that I did. These relationships did not end in the summer as I was able to talk to them during the school year and share my passion with them. Going to Math Corps also allowed me to meet several math professors and take classes with them. My second year at Math Corps
I am an intuitive-feeling personality. I am charismatic, participative and very people oriented. I tend to focus on the big picture and not the small specifics. I am not power hungry and try to be helpful and giving to those around me.
Thesis Statement: Homeschooled students often achieve higher academic success and are more active in their communities than traditionally schooled students, due to a personalized approach to learning that emphasizes individuality.
Personally, I consider myself as an adoring, kind-hearted and determined person. I’m respectful and caring to everyone around me. I pursue my goals to the end and I never rest until I accomplish them. I 'm confident that my companions would depict me as a compassionate and kind individual. I believe others see me as a steadfast individual who is obliging of others. They would also consider me competitive since I am aggressive when in pursuit of a target. My coworkers think of me as a problem solver, because I am very logical. I am also humble and generous. I love to give back to those in need. My friends view me as a free spirit, creative and imaginative person. They also see me as being very sociable and outgoing. I’m huge
who I am and how I am with very few things that I would disagree about my personality traits. I
I believe that life is a learning experience and being able to recognize our own strengths and weaknesses can help us become better individuals in anything we choose to do, whether it is positive abilities and skills that can help achieve our goals or negative personal areas that need improvement. Knowing yourself and what you can do, can help you recognize and overcome your weaknesses.
I have a very fulfilling feeling about what I have been able to accomplish in my life so far. I want the absolute best for myself and those close to me. I often go above and beyond to help those around me succeed and be the best version of themselves that they can possibly be.
In the end, no matter what may be said about me, I know that I am some what of an abstract project. I continue to grow everyday and discover new factors that define me. I know what I stand for. I love myself, and the people around me. They don't create me, or make me who I am, but they do help be define myself