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This semester I also learned how to word rules with right way more and how to be specific with procedures. I made a mock classroom policy about a year ago and after that lesson I made modifications to it. I got excited because it was part of our discipline 2, and I got more feedback on which I need another eye to look at for me. I took the comments and made more to policy and proud of my end product.
Starting his journey to greatness early, young Felipe Martinez began playing teeball the age of 7. “I did it on my own, I wanted to try something new so I tried teeball,” Martinez explained while sitting at a small desk in the corner of the classroom in his dapper bow tie and button up shirt, ready for his football game later that night. Martinez has been playing sports ever since he was seven. Currently he is part of the Marshall Redhawks football team, where he plays: corner, linebacker, and receiver.
Angel Gonzalez Why did I pick this program? I picked this program because I was told I would never amount to anything. That I was dumb and I would end up like my father for a while I believed it so I started to go down the wrong path. I gave up all hope on myself but one day I found help and realized that I was born for greater things then what everyone else said about me I straightened up my act and started to do good in school
Hi, my son Mel Nieves is in your first-period class. Initially, he was in Ms.Bass class but his schedule was changed because of the band class. I sent the contract signed and he told me that he turned in but he has a Z?? I just want to make sure that you received :) I’m sending a copy of the picture just in case.
My teammates and I finally reached the Atlanta stadium, the head coach told us all the formations,plays,strategies,and who will be starting. When I heard "Eric Marshall will be one of the primary and starting receivers," I almost jumped in joy, because it had been a dream to play in the super bowl. As we walked into the stadium to practice, I could hear fans screaming, many of which were cheering for us. I felt as if we could not lose or we would let many, many people down. While Marcus and I were doing some practice plays, I felt great When our rivals, the Patriots came in, they looked as if they have been training for this moment for their lives.
My name is Lilian Rodriguez and I am El Paso, Texas. I will be graduating from UT Austin in a few weeks with a major in Health Promotion. I really enjoy working with children. I am reliable and responsible. I am really outgoing once I feel comfortable with my environment.
That One Player It was 1965, I was in NYC,Brooklyn. I was walking through the projects,the clouds were crying, raindrops proliferating. Streets were flooded with Whites. I was depressed, I'm always getting mistreated because I'm always different than white people. They would push me, jeer at me, and even spread rumors about me.
From as early as I could remember I noticed I was not like the others kids. I had an interest for things most kids would not be interested in. I liked interacting with people, knowing about people and their life stories; I wanted to help in anyway that I could when I would hear everyone’s problems. I thought outside the box throughout my whole childhood and I wanted to make the most out of my knowledge. I told myself that I was going to dedicate my life to helping my community.
Elvis Williams was a mystery, he was always a mystery. Maybe even an unnoticed story that was yet to have its pages turned to the very end. Elvis Williams, the boy with a chiseled jawline and ashy blonde scruffy haircut that seemed to cause girls' hearts to race. The boy whose gracefulness on the football field impressed everybody in our suburb. The boy whose misty hazel eyes hid a dark secret nobody expected to find in a million years.
Richard Rodriguez wrote “Scholarship Boy” to explain the range of conflicting emotions he felt over receiving an education while growing up at home with his immigrant parents. He enjoyed school and learned quickly, but soon he knew more than his parents could comprehend. He was ashamed of his parents for not knowing as much as he did and this drove him away from them and more towards his instructors and his books. Though his parents were proud of him, he struggled to feel anything but embarrassed of them and this affected how he viewed himself and the education he was blessed to have. When Gerald Gaff was young, he did not feel that books related to his life and that they, therefore, were not worth reading.
Lupe Medrano, a shy girl who spoke in whispers, was the school’s spelling bee champion, winner of the reading contest at the public library three summers in a row, blue ribbon awardee in the science fair, the top student at her piano recital, and the playground grand champion in chess. She was a straight-A student and—not counting kindergarten, when she had been stung by a wasp—never missed one day of elementary school. She had received a small trophy for this honor and had been congratulated by the mayor. But though Lupe had a razor-sharp mind, she could not make her body, no matter how much she tried, run as fast as the other girls’.
I'm not as shy anymore like I used to be and now I'm actually doing better in the class because I'm doing everything I need to do on time and I'm not rushing anything. This class helped me a lot in my grammar and writing because I would always struggle with it and I would write essays wrong. This class also helped me with work I needed to catch up on since sometimes I would wait the last minute to do it and I would get a better grade on it. It helped me with my spelling and where the comma or parenthesis goes so I understand more where it goes and when I need to put it. Next year I want to do try better in P.e and actually try better and not waste time so I don't have to do again later in my years of high school.
My communication is improving. I will be able to use a professional language, and I will be able to understand how to reach to people in a very proper way especially people who work in a very formal business. In fact, most of people know how to write, but some might not know a proper way to write including myself. However, college will change me to be a better writer. Reading complex text or article are very confusing especially when I con not figure out the definition of some words.
I learned that any barrier you face there is always an option to overcome it and be successful. I can grow by working my hardest on my school work and never giving up, even when things get hard. I also learned that time management is a very great skill to obtain at this time in my life, because college courses take time, effort, and lots of patience. I must give myself time to prepare for class work and especially exams. Having a schedule for my school work and my personal life is the best choice to help me stay on track.
I try to develop better study habits and work efficiently. After I moved and my parents split, I began to adjust to whole new life. Even with all the distractions in life I try to keep my mind clear and focus on my long term goals. My favorite teacher, Chadwick Halsted, teaches his