High-Q is a trivia competition where the teams are composed of the most intellectual students in their school. Since the start of high school, I have also been active with several other clubs like the Beta Club, Florida Public Service Association, and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Overall, I believe that I qualify for your school, mainly because I have strong leadership skills. I love to be involved in activities, and I strive to be the best in everything I do. I make every effort that is possible to be a leader in each thing I participate in, as well as I know how to balance my academics with my extracurricular activities.
In reality some form of club sports such as AAU, Babe Ruth Baseball and many other organizations have been around in various forms. Post high school season all-star clubs ranging from kids in the 7th grade to high school have been around for many years. The collection of youth players considered to be elite in their sports were selected to travel and play in various geographic areas. The all-star teams of yesterday over years developed into a format which is now known today as travel clubs. Highly skilled athletic youth are often exposed to heightened levels of competition.
COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY IN EDUCATION ENGL-101 Liberty University September 9, 2013 The debate of rather a computer is an empowering tool to those who embark upon it still exist today. A computer in the hands of a hard-working student is an important and empowering tool that, if utilized to the fullest potential, can be capable of encouraging that student to become a success in his or her studies. In today’s society, technology has become an integral part of education. It allows students and teachers access to information, show students real world, help with research projects, and prepares for jobs. I believe that with the many technological advances that have been made throughout history computers have made life easier.
Professors are also highly focused on effective classroom presentation. Students also play an integral role in maintaining high teaching standards by regularly providing feedback on faculty effectiveness. School administrators then use this feedback to coach faculty and improve and enhance teaching methods and instructional technique. • American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business Continuous
The Second Pillar The way I define service is the coordinated effort to benefit a community or the lives of the people in it through hard work and dedication. It is the giving of time and work in turn for the opportunities given to you. This can be accomplished through a variety of activities such as sports and scholastic competitions. Helping out is one part of service but I believe another part is improving your school's reputation with athletic and academic achievement. In particular, soccer has been a large part of my high school career and it has allowed me to participate in group community service work as well as a chance to win titles for our school.
Also as a 4th grader at Dowdall Elementary school I was the Assistant secretary treasure. I was able to voice the needs and wants of my classmates and make the school a better place. The past two years I have been on the Varsity Bowling team. We as a team have worked together to get a regional and state championship as well as winning many other tournaments. I believe this is the most important part of being a leader, the ability to sacrifice individual time and desires for the overall gain
During high school, I am an active member of several clubs, as mentioned in the resume, and serve as a role model. I enjoy helping others with schoolwork and have continued to aid fellow students through the Peer leadership and mentoring group. I also enjoy math and participated in many contests, including the National Math League. I have also done community work, such as working with the elderly in hospital through Key Club. All of these experiences have helped to shape me into the person I am today.
Through these sports activities the kids are able to make the transition from childhood to Adulthood. (Berryman, 1996) By this I mean learning responsibility, they have a responsibility to Perform and do their part in making the team a success. Their peers are pressuring them to score Or defend for the entire team. Belonging to a group, a family so to speak, being accountable for Their actions at school and home as well. Showing up to practice on time, this sportsmanship Builds a union is building between the members of the team.
Having these capabilities will be an important virtue in fulfilling my duties as an Army officer. All of my life I have wanted difficult challenges and been determined to excel in each of them. When playing sports, studying in the classroom, participating in clubs, and working my various jobs, I sought out challenges and excelled with a sense of pride and satisfaction. I also think it is my duty to serve my country as an officer in the United States Army and repay for all of the wonderful privileges I have been able to have. After I serve time as an officer, I believe that my leadership skills and training will give me great opportunities in life.
Being chosen as a candidate for membership of the N.H.S has caused me to reflect on my personal achievements. While my ongoing strive for academic excellence is a main priority, I also know to be a member of N.H.S you need to be a well-rounded student. My extracurricular activities, leadership qualities, involvement in the community, and my work ethic is compatible with the caliber of past and future leaders of National Honor Societies. If someone can excel in extracurricular activities as well as school, in my eyes, that is what it takes to succeed not only in school but life. I was a competitive gymnast from age three to thirteen, and then went right into making the Shelby Jr. High School 7th grade volleyball team.