Why My Failed English Class

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In the first semester of my freshman year, I have failed English 1 Honors. Which is not very good, I never thought the class was hard nor did I complain about the amount of work that was given. I was doing good turning in and finishing my assignments in time within the first few months of the semester. However, I had begun to develop bad habits which have led me to take summer school. Distraction, disorganization, and procrastination are the few habits I have developed for me to fail my English class. While I’m in class, I always stared off into the distance and imagine little people in my head fighting with an antagonist of my little story. I have always prioritize other classes such as math because I knew english wasn’t as hard. Which have led me to be distracted with my daydreams and end up with an ironic grade. I would often daydream on what I should prioritize first and it would end up transitioning to a little fictional story aliens coming down to take over Earth. I realized the issue was that my daydreams were making me be behind in class. Therefore, I couldn’t pay attention in class and how to do a certain assignment that was assigned to us. From here on, daydreams were a …show more content…

As time passes by, papers piled up and more assignments were given in most of my classes. Papers were all over my room which also includes on how messy my backpack was. I couldn’t study in a messy environment since I always had to find a certain assignment or papers to study from. Additionally, since I always prioritize other classes other than english, I would usually do my english homework last. Which was a bad idea because I would end up falling asleep while doing my english assignment. So not only my papers were disorganized but my schedule was the same too. For this reason, disorganization became one of the results of receiving a failing grade for my english

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