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Once i was 7 years i was in 2nd grade and i was a troublemaker and i was always disrespectful to all the teachers. So, then the teachers were talking to why do you talk too much and i was like i don’t now it is just in my blood. So, i tried my best not to get in trouble because i want to have a bad year.
Next, my friend Jake we were in class and the teacher began teaching but when she started Jake and I started to talk and the teacher caught us talking so then i took the blame so that Jake doesn’t get in trouble. Then i got in trouble and i had to have a conference about me talking so the teacher told me to make a new year resolution.
Finally, when i came to middle school i am still talking and my new year's resolution wasn’t accomplish.
So, this year i am going to try my best and not talk when only the teacher tell me to. That is because i don't want to get in trouble and not get a bad report from other teacher when i go to the next grade and not fail. So my new year's resolution is going to be try passing in all my subjects and try being a really good student who doesn’t get in trouble.
Ask yourself, how was your 8th grade year… Was it good, bad, fun, or stressful? Well most of my 8th grade year was bad but the ending actually turned out good. The start of my year was exciting, but that was just the beginning. As time went on and the work started to come in, that's when things turned south for me. I started stressing about everything I had to do, I was getting to overwhelmed. I would catch myself slipping constantly and it was worrying me because I didn't want to get held back a year. I slowly started to lose all interest in all of my work.
I had a good year in first grade. I became the best artist in the class. I started getting better at English. My first word was “bathroom.” I made two friends Michelle Sherman and Karen Calle. After that I started feeling better and actually liking this school. Everything felt better and worked out great!
A few minutes after recess ended I was called into the principal's office. The principal asked me to tell him exactly what happened during recess, I did and I didn't lie. I know I should've felt guilt as I was saying I'd done, but for some reason I felt nothing.
Robby yelled to the entire class that I called Dana a whale. Robby laughed, but she cried and ran to the bathroom so she could be alone, and the rest of the class gasped because they were surprised. Once we got called into the hallway, after talking for like 20 minutes, she told us we were getting a detention. I did not admit to it because I did not want to get in trouble, although I did call her it. She gave us a paper to write to apologize to her but I did not admit to saying it, so I had extra work to do. She gave me an entire extra paper to do, which wasn't hard but was still more work, so i didn't like it. Calling Dana a whale was a mean thing to do, so I wish i wouldn't of done it. But, Robby does not feel the same way. He still calls
As a young kid in the fifth grade you don’t really consider the other kids feelings that you have help contribute upon putting down and making fun of until you are forced to see all the hurt you have caused to that individual. It was on a Friday afternoon school was getting ready to dismiss when a couple of kids and I surrounded and made fun of one individual I knew the decision to do so was wrong because it felt wrong but I decided to do so anyway because I didn’t want to be on the receiving end. As a result to being involved in the bullying I was giving detention that next Saturday morning by one of my favorite teachers which made me feel even more ashamed of my actions, the next morning I attended my detention
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There is no excuse for why I acted like I did in he cafeteria. I am completely responsible for my own actions. I was in the wrong to laugh while you and the other teachers were speaking. I am completely sorry I learned my lesson and I will never act the way I did towards you and the other teachers ever again.
This conversation has made me realize that I had more time to focus on school. Maybe I do not believe myself, even thought I had time to study little bit. I thought that I tried my best, but I actually I did not. I was go easy on myself, and I did not followed my goal. So, I failed my English
During my first semester of freshman year, I was a chicken. I just didn't care. I was having family problems, and trying to learn. It's actually really hard. I was worried about my grades, because I had just given up. I quit trying, and that was a bad decision. It hurt my grades terribly, and I was ashamed of myself, because I let other people
I had planned to come to school with a better behavior. When the week was almost over, I ended up getting in trouble again, except worst this time. It all started in P.E. when we had to run laps outside. As I was running, there was a girl who tried to boss me around and tell me what to do. So I got angry and pushed her. She then told the coaches and somehow I ended up in the assistant principal’s office. Once again my blood was boiling, and I was ready to psych out. I was very upset and shamed because the girl lied on me and said I tried to beat her up. As I was waiting in the chair to speak to the assistant principal, I was thinking to myself about how much trouble I was going to be in, when I got home. Minutes later the principal came and talked to me. She first explained to me that I had never gotten in trouble before. After that she gave me a big lecture on what happened between me and the girl. She decided to call my parents and the teacher had to give me a mark in my planner. When I got back in the classroom the teacher wrote the mark and she realized I cut the other note out of the planner. She told me to let me parents see my planner and how I cut the other note out. I had to bring it back signed by my parents. Once I got home, my parents were waiting for me in the living room. Somehow they knew about everything I did. They even knew about the not I cut out my planner. So I did not have to explain anything to them.
Most times, I’m a sweet and innocent girl who never gets in trouble, but for once, my day turned upside down. In seventh grade, I was doing a fun medieval times house activity. A house activity is when all the classes in a house join together to do something, it’s like an inside field trip. I was in 7 Gold at the time, so we were able to open up the walls in between the classrooms. My teachers were Mrs. Pfeifer, Mr. Cunningham, and Mrs. Caucutt.
My punishment ended up being grounded for the following weekend and being walked home by my mom for a week. It was fair, not like I was going to argue anyway though. The fact that I had lied to my mom for a week and made her worried was really bad. I also stayed away from Cheyenne for a while afterward. She was really angry at me for this and even attempted to give me the cold shoulder because of it, which only really worked out in my favor. She wasn't really that good of a friend now that I think about it. I’m kinda glad she goes to a different school and I don’t know her
At the end of the day we are all human, we all make mistakes as we go down our individual paths of success. We are all the same, underneath the outer layers we all have feelings, emotions. The thing that blocks us from viewing it is what we are driven by. After evaluating the situations that we went through this past week, I understand what caused the school to accuse me of certain actions. I realized that even though it was not entirely my fault I still need to keep my teammates in line.
In six grade, I had to interact with other kids. I slowly learned that I could talk to them, by the middle of the year. The learning in that class in the middle of the school year wasn’t the greatest. I learned a lot and grew a lot during that year, from being scared in the beginning of having friends in the end of the year. I had a great teacher named Mrs. Sandoval who really gave me the help I needed.