Self Evaluation:
An Analysis of Senior English
Senior year is filled with both excitement and an overload of stress. While still attending high school and its workload, pile college applications and scholarships on top of all that. Most seniors feel ‘senioritis’ during their senior year and it getting past it becomes one of the hardest parts of senior year. We tend to forget that although we are so close to being done with high school, that we still have time and work left in high school that needs to be done. Evidently, a majority of the work that still needs to be done before that relieving day of graduation is McGee’s english homework. As many other seniors, this work came as a struggle to me because my senioritis had taken over and taken my motivation with it. Although, I did not accomplish most of the work that was assigned in McGee’s english class, I learned a lot throughout my senior year in his class. This year in Mr. McGee’s Senior English taught me the influence of using a day planner to stay organized through the work load, however I also learned that I have a tendency to forget what was due and then just not do it.
One of the things I was able to accomplish throughout this …show more content…
McGee’s senior english class I have both had accomplishments as well as failures. Regardless of the fact that my failures outweighed my accomplishments, I was able to learn valuable lessons from both which will help me to continue my educational career and hopefully be more successful than I was this year. Whether or not I was able to take much literary knowledge out of this class my senior year, there are definitely some things I learned that I will take with me into college, concerning my work ethic. Through Mr. McGee’s senior english I have accomplished using and filling out my planner to stay up to date on school work, as well as failed and learned lessons from too much procrastination, a lack of motivation, and excessive
An Analysis of Senior English
Senior year is filled with both excitement and an overload of stress. While still attending high school and its workload, pile college applications and scholarships on top of all that. Most seniors feel ‘senioritis’ during their senior year and it getting past it becomes one of the hardest parts of senior year. We tend to forget that although we are so close to being done with high school, that we still have time and work left in high school that needs to be done. Evidently, a majority of the work that still needs to be done before that relieving day of graduation is McGee’s english homework. As many other seniors, this work came as a struggle to me because my senioritis had taken over and taken my motivation with it. Although, I did not accomplish most of the work that was assigned in McGee’s english class, I learned a lot throughout my senior year in his class. This year in Mr. McGee’s Senior English taught me the influence of using a day planner to stay organized through the work load, however I also learned that I have a tendency to forget what was due and then just not do it.
One of the things I was able to accomplish throughout this …show more content…
McGee’s senior english class I have both had accomplishments as well as failures. Regardless of the fact that my failures outweighed my accomplishments, I was able to learn valuable lessons from both which will help me to continue my educational career and hopefully be more successful than I was this year. Whether or not I was able to take much literary knowledge out of this class my senior year, there are definitely some things I learned that I will take with me into college, concerning my work ethic. Through Mr. McGee’s senior english I have accomplished using and filling out my planner to stay up to date on school work, as well as failed and learned lessons from too much procrastination, a lack of motivation, and excessive