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It was on a Friday morning I was on my way to school. I needed to know what my averages for my classes, so I went to all my classes except to my theater. They had all told me I had a 90 and higher in their class. I was so proud of myself that I had good grades in all my classes. Well I still wasn’t sure about my theater one because I could do anything except get on a stage and perform. That was one of my weakness that I knew I couldn’t do. When I got there I saw my teacher, so I went to talk to her. Hey Ms.Wilborn what is my average in your class? “Marilyn you have an 80 in my class.” Ms.Wilborn is there a chance you can give me make up work, because I don’t like the grade I am averaging in your class “Sure but Marilyn you’re doing great
in my class your passing so why do you need make up work?” Well its cause my goal this semester is too pass all my classes with a 90 or higher and your class is the only one I need to get on the honor role “That’s great Marilyn I know you can do it!” Thanks Ms.Wilborn I knew I could count on you. “No problem you know I am here to help you on anything, and pass by my room after school for the papers” okay thanks again. “Marilyn before you leave you know you have to act on stage for your project. Miss I’ll do anything, but act you know I am really shy to even talk in front of the class. “I know you can do it don’t worry. It was time for me to perform on stage I was so nervous! I have to do this, because if I don’t I won’t be able to get all 90s on my report card. So I went upstage and did my scene. Thank god I did it! Good job you overcame your fear. One week past, now it was time for our teachers to give us our report cards. Omg what if I didn’t get a 90 or higher in my classes! What am I going to do? Don’t say that Marilyn I know you did it. “You all will now get your report cards.” Miriam Lopez … Arianna Mendez …Omg my name is next! Marilyn Mejia… did I do good Ms.Reythmeyer did I get 90 or higher? Every one give a round of applause to Marilyn for achieving her goal. Yes I did it! “You see Marilyn you have to believe in yourself to get what you want.” Guess what Ms.Wilborn I did it, I got a 90 and higher on all my classes. “Good job Marilyn I knew you were going to achieve what you wanted. All you needed to do was try your best for what you want. Thanks Ms.Wilborn for always believing in me I don’t know what I would do without you or your support. After that day I had overcome a fear, and I had achieved a goal I knew I could do anything if I wanted to all I had to do was believe in myself.
It was my senior year of high school, I was sixteen, getting ready to turn seventeen. It was my senior year of high school. I was not your typical girl wearing makeup everyday and worrying about getting dolled up for school. I did not play sports. Don’t get me wrong, I would get all dolled up if I had something special to do like go to a school dance. I had a part time job at Olive garden because my parents motto was “if you do not play a sport you need to work!” My mom used to say to me “you know Alana back in my time I was not able to work so you are very lucky you're able to work.
Nobody was saying anything! That was the quietest it had been the whole period. She then knew the one thing that would make us quiet. It had been a long and good period, but the bell had rang and it was time to go home. Everybody loved Ms. Royall’s monkey bread, so when we got on the bus we had to sneak and eat it. When someone found out you had it, they would want some. It was too good to be sharing it. Sorry! In Ms. Royall’s class she taught all of her students about life and how you can make it in life. She also taught us how to make my favorite dessert. I hope you are now able to make it when you have that sweet
It was time for grades to be do in all the classes. So, in every class I went to I did work I needed to do, except when there was a movie in that room. I tried to keep my focus on the work but I get distracted really easy. I usually turned in my work and I only had work to do in one class. I was missing four assignments in that class that was do, so when I got to that class we had option to go to a different class. Well, they were all playing movies except for one I didn't need to go to. One class had a movie I really wanted to finish and then the other rooms had movies that were good, except for the one I needed to go in. It had a movie that was about the book we were reading which I didn't really care for. It was the only class I needed to finish work in. I went to that class and the movie started. Once the movie started I knew I wasn't going to finish the assignments. I worked as hard as I could and tried not to get distracted. The closer it got to the end of class the better I felt about it and the more I believe in myself. By the end of the class I had gotten all my assignments done and I couldn't do it without my parents because they always push my to do my best and reward me if I do. And that was a time when I had to believe in
I still remember my second grade classroom. Not perfectly, but just enough that I can tell you about it. There was something that happened that was horrible, but lucky we figured it out before the real thing hit. You're about to find out what happened.
All of the students started walking toward the east field where the lockers were located. Of course Stephanie S. Stufflebeam was near the mermaid fountain closest to Elizabeth’s locker. Stephanie’s honey yellow hair was straightened, her green eyes stared Elizabeth down like a hawk, and she wore a hot pink tube top with a short, short skirt. When Elizabeth came into ear range, Stephanie grabbed a megaphone and shouted: “ Hey, loser! A little birdie told me that your mom got a new job! How much does it pay?” She looked at me hard then everyone else, “what do you all think?”. Her best friend Paige shouted “I bet that stupid, little restaurant that no one goes to and where no one gets paid very much, I mean look at those jeans!”. Everyone started
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I believe that my confidence in mathematics is my weakest Quantitative Literacy elements. I struggle a great deal with being confident in my abilities to remember and perform everyday math problems. I feel a lot of math anxiety when I am around other people because I feel like I am not fast at doing simple or complex math problems that other people can do relatively quickly. Math has been the only subject that I have ever scored below average in but I was always able to cover my lacking ability in the subject because I scored way above average in my other subjects. I struggle with remembering the exact methods to use and the different formulas as the course proceeds and remembering them long-term. Math is not an "ordinary language" to me, it is quite the opposite.
Have you ever had a teacher that wanted to ripped your worksheet because he thought that I was doing something wrong ? Well that happened to me. It all started when it was time to go back to class, which it was my 5th period class. most of the class noticed my teacher , Mr. Matthew Had seemed angry, we Didn't mind
The high-pitched ring of the school bell woke me from my light slumber. "I guess my class isn't as interesting as I thought it was. " Mr. Duff stood in front of my desk looking down on me, with these puppy dog eyes as if I had broken his heart. "I'm so sorry Mr. Duff, I-" I cut myself off before I could make a stupid excuse. "I'm just sorry.
After this, the class decided to at first participate in what get to know you activity the class was doing but eventually, the class lost intrest. Michelle tried to get the class back on track but she did not prevail. Not until a student came up to her. "Ms. Rosenburg, your going at this all wrong, your trying to be nice, but what this class, mostly full of delinquents who don't care about a lot like Mark need is a teacher who is strict" the student said to her "Thank you, Amy" replied Michelle as the bell rang and class was dismissed.
“When you do your best, God will do the rest” – this quote is the lamp that guides me, and always will, throughout my life. I apply to many scholarships, and then I just rely on God to bless me with a one. Although I am an honor roll student, I refrain from writing about my academic achievements because most people who are apply for this scholarships are academically successful, and a person with great grades does not necessarily mean he or she is a great person. Instead, I want the scholarship committee to critique my application based off my character rather than my grades.
It was around 11:00 pm during the spring on a school night, and I was working hard on my science project and paper. This paper had a lot of research and so much work to be done. I didn’t know if I was going to finish or if I was going to have a failing grade. All that I
Bonnie the secretary introduced me to my new teacher. As Mrs. Bonnie was leaving the room, my new teacher Mrs. Evaheart introduced me to the class. As I stared at the class I couldn’t help but feel overwhelmed. I wanted to go back to my old school where I had friends, knew almost everyone, a place where I didn’t feel lonesome, a place anywhere but here. As I saw each and every one of my new classmates faces the utter dread that I felt slowly began to fade as I saw a familiar face. Seeing one of my former friends give me a renewed hope that maybe being in this school won’t be so bad after
In 7th grade I had to get up in front of my class to get, and present a commercial. I was so scared at first because I am a very shy person. It is not easy for me to speak in front a lot of people. As I waited for my turn I felt like I was going to cry. It felt like my stomach was in my throat. In the end I was scared for nothing because when I went up and did really good. The teacher complimented me on my work. After that day I was so proud of myself for conquering my fear. In 8th grade I finally got on the honor roll, again. I was so happy to be on the honor roll, because I hadn’t been on the honor roll in a really long time. seeing all those A’s made me so happy. I felt the same excitement as I felt in kindergarten when I first gotten on the honor