It was worth every question and worksheet to where I am now. I have had a great year and was faced with many challenges but all in all I did a pretty good job and improved all my English skills hugely. I’ve always been a good reader through school but even my reading skills improved this year. We read a selection of great books that have helped me understand big concepts. I felt that Night by Elsie Wesile and Anthem by Alice Hoffman should be taught next year because they were the most interesting and had the most impact on me as the reader.
My son Kaleb was born May 24 2008, and from that moment on I wanted to give him everything he deserves. I tried to go back to college right after my son was born, but I had no idea what I wanted to do for my future and taking care of Kaleb wasn't cheap. I was constantly working to pay for the expenses of Kaleb, while paying for the rest of the expenses I had. Finally four years later, I made the best decision I could for my family and that was going back to school. One of the many reasons why I came back was that I did not was to continue being in a factory the rest of my life.
Little did I know that the next activity would allow us to get to know each other even more. This activity immediately got me excited. Almost all my other classes I had been to so far went through the normal expected class in “syllabus week”, putting me nearly to sleep. However Education 300 was right away interesting and engaging. The first activity was working
Motivated to earn a degree, I did not let that stop me from achieving my dreams. I came prepared and eager to learn in my class every day. After one month, my high school counselor told me great news, “Based on your translated transcript, you have course credits more than we require, and based on your current grades, you performed well. You are ready to be in the senior level.” Given the opportunity, I did not waste my time lingering around. I asked one of my teachers where she graduated and she said proudly, “University of Michigan”.
I spent a whole year in a public school called Leuzinger. I spent my time building up my resume and grades so that once I tried again I would hands down have no problems. So mid-year my grades came out and I had received over a 3.6 GPA to make the Honor Roll. I would constantly see Serra in the newspaper winning championships. This had something i wanted and I knew that I could obtain it as long as I applied myself properly.
Admissions Committee, Being born and raised in Shippensburg I have always wanted to attend Shippensburg University. While in elementary school I was diagnosed with dyslexia and a slight learning disability. I was placed in the learning support program in the second grade using an IEP I was able to excel in all subjects maintaining a high GPA throughout high school. I excelled at mathematics and science courses often tutoring other students during free time. I am proud to be a 2010 graduate of Shippensburg Area Senior High school where I have found memories of the teaching staff and all the help they provided.
I made many good friends, and learned a lot about the church. Beside that, I was also in the scouting program where I learned many useful skills which I still find useful in my everyday life. Later, at the age of high school I also attended early morning seminary until I graduated in 1996. During these precious years of my life, my intellect began to be developed. I learned English quickly my first summer in the United States, enabling me to communicate with other people effectively.
It seemed to me like Ms. Parr was trying to cram as much knowledge into us as possible in the short time that we had left. This has led to quite a bit of stress for me because all the while we also had to deal with the huge burden of AP tests and also every other teacher trying to shove as much information into our heads as possible (just like Ms. Parr). Although we had a lot of work this six weeks it was still pretty easy because it consisted of papers that could be done quickly if one worked efficiently. Also the information we were learning could be memorized very easily and quickly too which allowed me too easily put off studying for the multiple tests we had in this class until the last minute and gave me more time to finish my other classes work, Which I am thankful to Ms. Parr for. This six weeks was definitely one to remember from the fast pace we kept up during it too the , rotations we had, reviews, tests and all the way to the last rotation and Clinical lunch at cheddars.
Voting for me would allow them to have a better secretary for the rest of the year and possibly a better representative next year. By voting for me to go to CASL, my classmates would benefit because we would have a better & experienced leader in their class. I have shown major commitment and dedication to both leadership and my class. Every single day (even Mondays), I am early and ready to learn how to become a better leader. I have also been at almost every single workday the freshman class has had for all required events.
Socializing with friends and going out to have fun was another reason why I did not learn how to write proficiently. While in high school, I worked two jobs that consumed most of my time. My past focus on playing sports, socializing with friends, and working, instead of focusing on reading and writing, has caused me to have problems writing today. First, one of the reasons I am aliterate is because of playing sports. Playing sports in school took up time for practices and games that took away from learning and school work.