Look at the following picture and finish with specifics, 3 statements about your education and experience at ECHS/NCC. EX - I struggle with....., I try to ....., I've reflected on...., I've learned...
I struggled time management. I invented time charts to manage my time. I have reflected on the fact that without proper time management you could get behind in classes. I learned that since the classes here are difficult I have to find ways to manage time effectively.
I Collaborate with other students and teachers to get the best learning experience. I create effective ways to study so that I can pass my classes. I have learned that as long as you did your best, everything will be ok (well at least everything internally).
I struggled with trying to stay focus. I solve ways on how to do good quality work. I reflect on the pass time at this school. I learned how important school is for my future.
I invented creative ways to study. I question if there could have been a easier way to get everything done, that was just as efficient. I collaborate with as many people as possible to bring the utmost success to the maximum amount of people.
I struggled towards the end of the semester with the work load that just gets thrown at you. I created my own way to make sure I completed all of my homework and essays were done this semester and also, the way that I studied as well. I try so hard in my classes this semester.
I think I made the most I could out of this whole experience. I collaborated with my classmates to remember important dates, study hard, and push through. I learned through Early College that nothing is easy, but when you want something anything is possible.
I struggled with studying for all my classes. I've learned how to manage the work load to get everything accomplished. I collaborated with my classmates to form study groups.
I think the least about myself academically because it challenges me to "do better" and causes me to work harder to prove myself wrong. I struggle with procrastination, especially around exam time. I question my choices for my future too often which causes me to stress over my planned major and future school.
I try to do well in all of my classes to maintain my GPA. I struggle with keeping a positive attitude about school work. I collaborate with my classmates to try to get a better understanding of things.
I struggled with balancing eight classes, two jobs, and home life. I've collaborated with many students over the years of being in Early College. I try to always do my best in school and maintaining my GPA.
I struggled with getting enough sleep because of having to work and go to school while trying to manage all 96's and above. I question whether or not I will actually enjoy my career path for the rest of my life or will I become bored with it. I learned that school is expensive and that some people stay in debt for a LONG time after going to college.
I've learned that I am a serious procrastinator. I question my lack of involvement in school activities, maybe my resume would not be so thin. I struggled with managing all of my assignments at one time, giving the same amount to each subject to be more specific.
I constantly question my purpose in life because I know I'm not here to just exist but I'm also confused about what I'm supposed to be doing. I try to be the best me I can be in everything I do even when someone or something makes me feel like I can't. I've learned that nothing in life is free and that whatever I WANT, I HAVE TO GO GET IT!.
I question whether it was a good idea for to come to this school. Even though my grades are pretty good, I still can't help but think if I would have had a 6 pack rack of abs.
I try to do my best at this school and in doing so I have succeeded in my classes. My GPA is pretty high, my test scores are good, and I have been accepted to all the colleges I have applied to.
I learn that this school was a challenge but the college I attend will be even more difficult.
I think that when this whole process of worrying about college and school is over, I will feel better. I try to figure out what I want to do for when I finish school, but it is very hard for me to do. I struggle with my classes even though this is one of my last semesters.
I think i get headaches thinking about colleges and the different choices I have. I try to my best at everything I do, but sometimes i want to give up. I question my decision to become a doctor, but I know I that anything I put my mind to, I will succeed!!!
I Questioned whether or not I've been working to my full potential. I Reflected upon my mistakes and Learned to accept them, because they only made me a stronger person. Imperfection is inevitable but I will always Try to do my best.
I am satisfied with my education from both the Early College and Nash Community College, as I have had the chance to learn a variety of subjects and materials. I acknowledge that I have made quite a few missteps and am glad for the opportunity to learn from them. I would like to think that I tried my best over the course of my high school career.
I reflect on my past 4.5 years at ECHS, I think about how much everything has changed and don't know whether to be happy, or sad with what I see. I try to keep up with assignments but it's difficult with everything going on in my life outside of NCC. I struggle to feel like I belong here, feeling like an outcast because I'm not going to a 4 year school and seeing the judgement in certain peoples eyes.
I struggle with procrastination. Procrastination was and still is a little problem I have to deal with but I am getting better at it. I try to put an earlier due date in my head to make sure I get the assignment done, or at least try to go ahead and start on it. I create a plan, if I have a lot of assignments to do or just a really big assignment to do, I plan out what I am going to do first and make a to do list with the assignments.
I questioned if coming to the early college was best for me.At times a felt like i didn't want to be here anymore because things seemed like they we're getting too hard to handle. I struggle with reassuring myself. There have been plenty times that I have second guessed myself and then things end up taking a turn for the worse. I try to keep up with my classwork. Sometimes it gets hard and I don't even wanna try anymore.
I questions people's actions when they say they are overly stressed about finals..if you do what you were supposed to do throughout the semester, the final is no sweat.
I think school would be a lot easier if stuff was graded based on a mixture of effort and knowledge of the subject.
I learned the 3 steps to success in a college class: Learn it, know it, and work hard at it.
i think nash communty and the early college could use some inprovements and my learning, i struggle with procrastination , i've learned to be more patient
I struggle with studying and completing the final exams and projects that were due all at the same time. I try to use time management to keep me on track. I learned the best techniques to help me study for specific subjects which helped me do better in those classes.
FABIAN JOHNSON I've struggled with time management.I have learned that every minute is valuable. I have reflected over this semester and realized that I have to find better learning strategies to fit my personality.
I struggled with trying to keep up with classes and making sure I turn in things, I think I could of done better this semester, I've learned that not everyone is alike, and not everyone learns the same.
I think my time here was well spent. I question how much better my grades could have been. I reflect on the time passed and realize I wouldn't change anything.
I think the time her I have spent has allowed for me to succeed. I create from the experience I've learned here a greater observation of what I have invent in my future.
I struggled time management. I invented time charts to manage my time. I have reflected on the fact that without proper time management you could get behind in classes. I learned that since the classes here are difficult I have to find ways to manage time effectively.
ReplyDeleteI Collaborate with other students and teachers to get the best learning experience. I create effective ways to study so that I can pass my classes. I have learned that as long as you did your best, everything will be ok (well at least everything internally).
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DeleteI struggled with trying to stay focus. I solve ways on how to do good quality work. I reflect on the pass time at this school. I learned how important school is for my future.
ReplyDeleteI invented creative ways to study. I question if there could have been a easier way to get everything done, that was just as efficient. I collaborate with as many people as possible to bring the utmost success to the maximum amount of people.
ReplyDeleteI struggled towards the end of the semester with the work load that just gets thrown at you. I created my own way to make sure I completed all of my homework and essays were done this semester and also, the way that I studied as well. I try so hard in my classes this semester.
ReplyDeleteI think I made the most I could out of this whole experience. I collaborated with my classmates to remember important dates, study hard, and push through. I learned through Early College that nothing is easy, but when you want something anything is possible.
ReplyDeleteI struggled with studying for all my classes. I've learned how to manage the work load to get everything accomplished. I collaborated with my classmates to form study groups.
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ReplyDeleteI think the least about myself academically because it challenges me to "do better" and causes me to work harder to prove myself wrong.
ReplyDeleteI struggle with procrastination, especially around exam time.
I question my choices for my future too often which causes me to stress over my planned major and future school.
I try to do well in all of my classes to maintain my GPA. I struggle with keeping a positive attitude about school work. I collaborate with my classmates to try to get a better understanding of things.
ReplyDeleteI struggle with time management. I tried every obstacle that came my way. I reflect that the early college was the best decision for me.
ReplyDeleteI struggled with balancing eight classes, two jobs, and home life. I've collaborated with many students over the years of being in Early College. I try to always do my best in school and maintaining my GPA.
ReplyDeleteI struggled with getting enough sleep because of having to work and go to school while trying to manage all 96's and above. I question whether or not I will actually enjoy my career path for the rest of my life or will I become bored with it. I learned that school is expensive and that some people stay in debt for a LONG time after going to college.
ReplyDeleteI've learned that I am a serious procrastinator. I question my lack of involvement in school activities, maybe my resume would not be so thin. I struggled with managing all of my assignments at one time, giving the same amount to each subject to be more specific.
ReplyDeleteI constantly question my purpose in life because I know I'm not here to just exist but I'm also confused about what I'm supposed to be doing. I try to be the best me I can be in everything I do even when someone or something makes me feel like I can't. I've learned that nothing in life is free and that whatever I WANT, I HAVE TO GO GET IT!.
ReplyDeleteI question whether it was a good idea for to come to this school. Even though my grades are pretty good, I still can't help but think if I would have had a 6 pack rack of abs.
ReplyDeleteI try to do my best at this school and in doing so I have succeeded in my classes. My GPA is pretty high, my test scores are good, and I have been accepted to all the colleges I have applied to.
I learn that this school was a challenge but the college I attend will be even more difficult.
I think that when this whole process of worrying about college and school is over, I will feel better. I try to figure out what I want to do for when I finish school, but it is very hard for me to do. I struggle with my classes even though this is one of my last semesters.
ReplyDeleteI think i get headaches thinking about colleges and the different choices I have. I try to my best at everything I do, but sometimes i want to give up. I question my decision to become a doctor, but I know I that anything I put my mind to, I will succeed!!!
ReplyDeleteI Questioned whether or not I've been working to my full potential. I Reflected upon my mistakes and Learned to accept them, because they only made me a stronger person. Imperfection is inevitable but I will always Try to do my best.
ReplyDeleteThis comment has been removed by the author.
ReplyDeleteI am satisfied with my education from both the Early College and Nash Community College, as I have had the chance to learn a variety of subjects and materials. I acknowledge that I have made quite a few missteps and am glad for the opportunity to learn from them. I would like to think that I tried my best over the course of my high school career.
ReplyDeleteI reflect on my past 4.5 years at ECHS, I think about how much everything has changed and don't know whether to be happy, or sad with what I see.
ReplyDeleteI try to keep up with assignments but it's difficult with everything going on in my life outside of NCC.
I struggle to feel like I belong here, feeling like an outcast because I'm not going to a 4 year school and seeing the judgement in certain peoples eyes.
I struggle with procrastination. Procrastination was and still is a little problem I have to deal with but I am getting better at it. I try to put an earlier due date in my head to make sure I get the assignment done, or at least try to go ahead and start on it. I create a plan, if I have a lot of assignments to do or just a really big assignment to do, I plan out what I am going to do first and make a to do list with the assignments.
ReplyDeleteI questioned if coming to the early college was best for me.At times a felt like i didn't want to be here anymore because things seemed like they we're getting too hard to handle. I struggle with reassuring myself. There have been plenty times that I have second guessed myself and then things end up taking a turn for the worse. I try to keep up with my classwork. Sometimes it gets hard and I don't even wanna try anymore.
ReplyDeleteI questions people's actions when they say they are overly stressed about finals..if you do what you were supposed to do throughout the semester, the final is no sweat.
ReplyDeleteI think school would be a lot easier if stuff was graded based on a mixture of effort and knowledge of the subject.
I learned the 3 steps to success in a college class: Learn it, know it, and work hard at it.
I came. I saw. I conquered... Go eagles!
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ReplyDeleteI experienced college, I reflected pass mistakes, I grow as an individual.
ReplyDeleteI struggle with biology. I collaborate with my other classmates. I reflect on my day.
ReplyDeletei think nash communty and the early college could use some inprovements and my learning, i struggle with procrastination , i've learned to be more patient
ReplyDeleteI learn all I can about a subject. I struggle with time management. I collaborate to solve difficult and complex problems with simple solutions
ReplyDeleteI struggle with time management when it comes to school work. I question whether i am really ready for college. I reflect on my life
ReplyDeleteI learned how to better manage my time in school. I tried to meet new people and make new friends. I questioned what my my intended major would be.
ReplyDeleteI struggle with studying and completing the final exams and projects that were due all at the same time.
ReplyDeleteI try to use time management to keep me on track.
I learned the best techniques to help me study for specific subjects which helped me do better in those classes.
FABIAN JOHNSON
ReplyDeleteI've struggled with time management.I have learned that every minute is valuable. I have reflected over this semester and realized that I have to find better learning strategies to fit my personality.
I struggled with trying to keep up with classes and making sure I turn in things, I think I could of done better this semester, I've learned that not everyone is alike, and not everyone learns the same.
ReplyDeleteI think my time here was well spent. I question how much better my grades could have been. I reflect on the time passed and realize I wouldn't change anything.
ReplyDeleteI think the time her I have spent has allowed for me to succeed. I create from the experience I've learned here a greater observation of what I have invent in my future.
ReplyDeleteI struggled with forcing myself to come to classes. I tried to stand up for myself and get help. I learned I can do it without help.
ReplyDeleteI struggle with 2 BIO's. I've learned my way of learning. I didn't give up.
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