Personal Narrative: What I Learned In A Summer Class

Entering for the first time in a summer class can be quite frightening. This is what happened to me today. I had no idea we were going to have a new instructor then the one that I was assigned to. I knew entering this course would be challenging do with the class being five weeks long. As I walked in I sat down, and met two new people named Stephanie Corona and Tristan Yahn. First, I met a peer named Stephanie Corona. This peer is about 5’2 and is 20 years old. Stephanie is Hispanic and something interesting is her being family oriented. She has been raised by her mother and step-father along with three sisters and two brothers. Her goals are to graduate in the fall of 2016 along with obtaining a degree in Management Information Systems and one day working for Google or Apple. Some successful skills she is able to translate information to Spanish speaking individuals. In addition, I also met another fellow classmate named Tristan

I am 19 years old and have a 4-year-old. I am about 5 ft. tall and Hispanic. Something interesting about myself is that I am very organized and on time on a daily basis. My goal is to graduate in the spring of 2017, transferring to Henderson State University. One day earning a Bachelor’s Degree as a Spanish teacher. One strong, successful skill I have is being able to balance being a mom as well working and being a full-time student. In spite of, meeting new classmates it can be a bit intimidating, but it can also help one build communication skills as well getting to know one another. I view this class differently now and I am open to meet more classmates as well as Mrs. Graves in getting to know them as an individual. Stephanie is a sweet individual with dreams to conquer. In the other hand Tristan is profound to pursue his dreams and make his family proud. As for myself, I have dreams that will come to live and make a difference for my child as well as