For instance when we had to record a News Show for Mr.Mora's class, I was faced with all of these problems. To begin with, we already had a crucial project to finish in Mrs.Nguyen's class—including our other assignments for our other six classes. So in the end my team and I had gotten our script written but left the video till the end. We had to work together to get everything ready and record everyone's part, as fast as possible. After all that was done we had to leave the video to someone and trust they would get it done before the next day. On presentation day everything turned out great, we finished it on time, got an A and passed all our other classes. …show more content…
Also because I already knew most of what they taught in school, every project was really simple for me so I seldom stressed about anything. Now I actually have intelligent peers that can help me and that I can trust. Also finally school forces me to get better and to stop procrastinating so much. To sum things up, as difficult as life in Montessori can be I love it and I'd hate to anywhere else but there.
For any incoming freshman I'd just like to say no matter how stressful things may get just keep at and don't stop trying. In the end it's worth it and so rewarding to be able to say you accomplished it. Just be ready for everything that's gonna be thrown your way and get on top of things quickly so you don't freak out on due