Peer Assessment Reflection

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I was definitely shocked about the peer assessment results. A lot of my peers had me marked as top third. I am really ecstatic that my peers feel that I contribute to the team. The peer assessment affected me in a positive way, and I'm really grateful for it. I was receptive to the feedback, and I tried to see how I could improve. Furthermore, everyone told me there wasn't anything I can do. I'm not perfect so I know that I can find something to work on. One of my strengths is that I'm able to connect to everyone differently. Even if the person and myself have nothing in common, I'm able to find something. After self reflecting one thing I'm going to work on is talking too much during class discussions. Sometimes in class I feel that I'm too involved, and talk too much. The reason why this is a bad thing is simply because I'm not giving other people a chance to get involved. One of my goals is to find a way to encourage the quiet people to speak more frequently. …show more content…

In addition a lot of my peers told me that they looked up to me, and that I made leading look easy. Which made me feel guilty because this is who I am. I've always cared about people more than the common person. I don't mind leading, and I don't mind following. My parents told me as a young child that I need to lead by example. I'm not going to change anything, because my peers told me to stay the same. My plans in the future do consist of making myself better all around, and growing as an individual. I also want to continue to make others around me better as, because together we can really impact the mission. My perception of myself was confirmed by the peer assessment. I feel that I'm nothing special, but I'm always willingly to help anyone at

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