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One example of being on time in my life is being on time for work. On Thursdays I have to be at work at 3 o’clock in order to allow the other secretary to go home, therefore it is extremely important for me to be on time. My strategies for being on time for work are leaving 10 minutes before I have to be at work, having my outfit laid out the night before, having all of my things I need to work on at work already in my bag, and having a snack already made.
Being busy helps build a well rounded individual. I go to school 5 days a week, I work Thursday through Saturday, go to church on Sunday, in addition to maintaining an A average in school, and belonging to multiple clubs and organizations within the school. My strategies for staying busy …show more content…

One positive learning experience I have been apart of was when one of my good friends spent an entire class period helping me figure out a single math problem. By the end of the class period I finally understood the problem which helped me on the final exam tremendously. In addition to learning how the equation worked, I also learned how great of a friend I had in my life who would take an entire class to help me with a single concept. I recently had to do the same thing for one of my other friends because she only showed up to our psychology class once this past week. It was a positive learning experience for the both of us, me gaining experience practicing my teaching strategies and for her, gaining knowledge on what we had …show more content…

This coming Wednesday I have a meeting after school, have to fill in for the other secretary at work, have to teach a bible lesson for the children’s ministry at my church, have to study for a psychology test, and make the agenda for the following day’s NHS meeting . This has been a negative learning experience for me, seeing that I have taken way too much onto my plate for this particular day. I could have handled the entire situation differently by cancelling my meeting after school and declining the request to fill in for my coworker. I learned that it’s ok not to say yes to everybody when they ask for my help if it is too much for me to take

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