Ever since I was in elementary school, I always wanted to grow up and not have to go to school anymore. However, looking back, all that changed. I did not realize how life was so much more easier. The fact is, life was easy because the less I understood, the better. Elementary school was the most memorable time of my life. The transition from each grade in elementary school was terrifying for me. I had to get used to a new school year and I did not like that. I remember every first day of a new grade, I would hysterically cry because I did no want to go to school. Eventually, I got over it. In addition, the transition from one grade to the next meant new learning material. I did not like that because in elementary, I was not very
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I realize that I was an entirely different person than I was back then. According to my mother, I was a pain in the butt. In school, I would always be reprimanded for talking too much. Additionally, I would get phone calls sent home for my bad behavior. I had this one teacher that did not like me at all. Her name was Ms. K. The problem with her was that there were certain rules for me, than the other kids I remember validating that because one girl in my class said that she treats me differently than the other kids. For example, If one kid called-out an answer she would accept it but if I called out and answer she would tell me to stop calling out. Another example is as a child I was very questionable and curious. I would often ask a lot of questions in class. I would ask so much questions to the point where she gave me a five question limit per day. If I asked 5 questions then I could ask any more questions for the rest of the day. Besides my annoying Behavior, I was very outgoing Elementary School. I found it easy to talk to someone. However, as I got older, I became more shy. Also, I became a better student because I never got in trouble and I always did my work. People always tell me that I suffer from OCD because it always want to the best of my
I realize that I was an entirely different person than I was back then. According to my mother, I was a pain in the butt. In school, I would always be reprimanded for talking too much. Additionally, I would get phone calls sent home for my bad behavior. I had this one teacher that did not like me at all. Her name was Ms. K. The problem with her was that there were certain rules for me, than the other kids I remember validating that because one girl in my class said that she treats me differently than the other kids. For example, If one kid called-out an answer she would accept it but if I called out and answer she would tell me to stop calling out. Another example is as a child I was very questionable and curious. I would often ask a lot of questions in class. I would ask so much questions to the point where she gave me a five question limit per day. If I asked 5 questions then I could ask any more questions for the rest of the day. Besides my annoying Behavior, I was very outgoing Elementary School. I found it easy to talk to someone. However, as I got older, I became more shy. Also, I became a better student because I never got in trouble and I always did my work. People always tell me that I suffer from OCD because it always want to the best of my