Jrotc Strengths And Weaknesses

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JROTC students took the success profiler in order to be able to understand our strengths and weaknesses. Since it is hard for people to understand their true strengths and weaknesses, this test was made to give people more reliable answers on their strengths and weaknesses. After finding the answer to cadet’s weaknesses, Conover gives cadets online courses to help them improve on their weaknesses. This allows them to become better citizens, which is the mission of JROTC. One of my highest scores was physical wellness. This is because being physically fit is very important to me. Since 6th grade I have always been very involved in sports. Through middle school I played football, cross country, track, and was captain of the wrestling team. Because of this physical fitness is deeply important to me. I avoid anything that can possibly hinder my physical abilities like drugs and smoking. I eat well a majority of the time and am currently on my school’s raider team which has kept me very physically fit. My other highest score is interpersonal awareness. This means that I very much enjoy social interaction. This makes perfect sense to me. …show more content…
To improve on this area, I will start to approach situations differently. Instead of answering situations I don’t like with anger I will be more careful and think before I act. When I am really angry, rather than express my anger physically, I could transfer tat anger other way, such as writing about why I am angry or doing something to get my mind off what had me angry. Also I can take the online courses provided by Conover to aid with lowering my interpersonal aggression. The people in my life can also be very helpful to help me, because they can be there for me to talk, to instead of keeping my feelings to myself. So through expressing my anger in non-violent ways, taking online courses, and also talking to friends when I am angry, I can greatly lower my interpersonal

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