1) What three words best describe you? Explain. (Colleges always ask me to give three words that describe you… If you come up with something I like, I will use it.
1.Dependable
2.Genuine
3.Determined
2)Describe what you think is the most important thing you learned while taking my class – it doesn’t have to be about math. The most important thing I've learned while taking your class is to accept my mistakes and use it to improve myself. In your class you allow test retakes. You taught me that it is okay if I mess up at the beginning. As long as I learn and improve from my mistakes, that's all it matters in terms of success.
3) What do you most enjoy doing; what are you passionate about? I enjoy talking to different people and learning about their cultures. I think it is interesting to learn about people that are different from myself. …show more content…
I love helping elders, my parents, homeless people, anyone that needs my help. For example, there are multiple times where I see elders struggling with heavy grocery bags. I would rush up to them and ask politely if I may have the honor to help them carry their grocery until they are close to home (every time I've asked, the elders allowed me to help them). People in the last had gave me weird stares, but I smiled on and had a full conversion with the elder I was helping. I never seek for attention or ask for anything in return. I genuinely want to help. It makes me happy when I get to help
1.Dependable
2.Genuine
3.Determined
2)Describe what you think is the most important thing you learned while taking my class – it doesn’t have to be about math. The most important thing I've learned while taking your class is to accept my mistakes and use it to improve myself. In your class you allow test retakes. You taught me that it is okay if I mess up at the beginning. As long as I learn and improve from my mistakes, that's all it matters in terms of success.
3) What do you most enjoy doing; what are you passionate about? I enjoy talking to different people and learning about their cultures. I think it is interesting to learn about people that are different from myself. …show more content…
I love helping elders, my parents, homeless people, anyone that needs my help. For example, there are multiple times where I see elders struggling with heavy grocery bags. I would rush up to them and ask politely if I may have the honor to help them carry their grocery until they are close to home (every time I've asked, the elders allowed me to help them). People in the last had gave me weird stares, but I smiled on and had a full conversion with the elder I was helping. I never seek for attention or ask for anything in return. I genuinely want to help. It makes me happy when I get to help