In September writing was my biggest problem but now it has gotten much easier to punctuate and organize all my writing pieces. But on another note I feel as if I should have put more effort toward all my work I did, I never hit those A+ grades everyone said I should have gotten so next year I will do everything in my power to prove them right because I know I can do better I just need another chance next year. All the strategies I was taught will stay with me forever I will use them through high school and even collage because they helped me and others
I really enjoyed getting to know 2 of my team members whom I worked very closely with on this project and will keep in touch with after this class is long over. As for what could have gone better, I feel we had some serious disruptions that caused our group to form in a reactive manner… versus naturally; I would have liked to experience a more solid group experience. 2. If working in a group: What did you learn from working in a project group? Aside from the class content I learned that I don’t wait for things to happen I went into this telling my group that under no circumstance could I lead this project but I found myself incapable of waiting for things to evolve on their own, I have more of a leader personality than I thought.
I have learned in JROTC that as a leader if I show my subordinates the values that I have such as respect, loyalty, integrity, honor, duty, selfless service and personal courage, then they will respond in the similar fashion. JROTC prepares me for the future by allowing me to gain these skills. In addition, JROTC helps me to have a higher self-esteem while also informing me of healthy lifestyles. It teaches me to build self-esteem by improving my strength and mind. During physical training, I gain strength and learn more about how to maintain healthy lifestyles.
My ambition and desire to advance my career lead me to take classes and studying my but off. As I was well liked by my fellow firefighters I was given help studying for my first promotional exam. With 4 years under my belt I thought I was ready to take over the department. 98 on my written exam I was in the top 10. With coaching from my mentors I knew all of the questions that were going to be ask by the oral interview board.
Cadet Zachery Merritt LET 3 Austin E. Lathrop High School Fairbanks,AK Why did I enroll in JROTC? There is something’s I don’t know in life since I am fairly new to the real world. I enrolled in the class called JROTC is because I like the way the classes are every day. The people are nice to be around & I have a good time there. My dad & mom were in JROTC and the said it would be good for me to be in.
The program gives you challenges and opportunities to become a better citizen. The instructors are not like teachers, they put in an effort for you to actually try and build up. You do leadership tasks; you help younger teens, participate in things that other teens don't get to participate in. The class isn't boring, you’re always learning about new things, we do weekly current events, and uniform wear. Wearing uniform teaches us responsibility; we have to make sure that our uniform is in order, and has everything on correctly.
Not everyone wants that much help! Teachers, quit making me take notes all the time! There are certain teachers that will grade you on your notes, calling it a participation grade. That has got to be the biggest load of crap I've ever heard! Many kids like myself are blessed with the capability to understand and remember things just by actively participating in the class discussion and listening to their teachers.
I don't see how the soccer team does this everyday. Everyone knows soccer is a running sport, but I don't think everyone knows how much RUNNING is actually involved in the sport. So I could understand better, I spent a period running with the JV team and then a period practicing with Varsity. It was exciting, embarrassing, and eye opening to how much the team must go through to prepare for a game. I haven't been able to run for a
“I never realized how fortunate I was to be able to play soccer without having a constant pain in my knee,” said Kanan. “But when I step on that field I recognize what I have and work twice as hard as I use
The things that made me start in those positions were listening to my coaches and what they had to offer and help me with. I just basically did what the coaches told me to do while the other players didn’t really do what the coaches told them to do and I beat them out of the position. The listening skills always don’t work on the baseball diamond. Listening skills have to be the best in school though because when you’re in school and you listen you learn stuff. Even though I really don’t listen that much I still learn some important stuff in school.