Stepping Stones of Wisdom

 

    "We are not what we know but what we are willing to learn."

     

 During this first quarter, I gained many new lessons. I discovered that having time management helps me accomplish more in less time. It also proves that being persistent and dedicated may lead to better results. Additionally, I learn better when I stay focused and avoid distractions which helps me understand the topic well. 

  One of the biggest challenges I faced was meeting the deadlines of our project or performance tasks.There were times when I felt pressure due to the many activities and quizzes. At times, I faced challenges in other subject that require critical thinking. Another difficulty I encountered was my struggle to communicate my answers during recitations. Sometimes I know the answer but it is difficult to express or explain it clearly. 

    Behind those tears, I managed to overcome these challenges, by organizing and making a plan so that I knew what to do first. Next is practicing those weaknesses, I actually practice my communication skills here at home, and also when there is a subject that I don't know I'll search it up on the internet. These are the things that help me to address those challenges and problems throughout my journey. 

    Moving on, I will continue to improve myself. Maintain a positive attitude, consistency, and dedication. This next quarter, I'm excited to focus on growth by reflecting on the lessons I've learned from the past few months. Transforming experiences into stepping stones is key to improvement. 

References: 

Learning by doing. (n.d). www.google.com. https://share.google/images/PD0FS75fyZHEo5g7X  

The Crammer...Does cramming really works? - MITCHEL AFRICA. (n.d). www.google.com https://mitchelafrica.com/2017/06/27/the-crammer-does-cramming-really-works/

6 ways to motivate students while teaching remotely  | Ideas | RSC . . . (n.d.). www.google.com. https://share.google/images/cdU9ZAOsnwk7uJKVP 

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