My Bad Experiences in High School Essay

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    Multitasing

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    Multitasking has negative consequences: bad social life, lack of sleep, and tight timetable. A lot of the things i do in life are to improve the way me and my family live. I study, work, and make choices just to have a better social life. Like me people who challenge themselves to work and study will end up with a very bad social life especially those like I, who are english as second language students because of our English…

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    1. Throughout my high school years, I have encountered many medical problems that took a while to get an answer to. Me dealing with this caused me to be out of school quite frequently. 2. My proudest academic accomplishments would be raising my GPA within the last two years to be where it is now, my personal accomplishment would be that I have stayed motivated to strive to do better and not give up completely with everything that I had been working towards. 3. I am thinking about applying to…

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    The flaws that sometimes create an obstacle for my educational goals are as follows: I'm a procrastinator and I get distracted, I seem to get some sort of thrill from having to rush everything. The strengths that help me as a student are the facts that I grasp concepts and formulas pretty quickly. I've already taken the proper steps to mitigate the effects of my flaws. At the beginning of the week, I uninstalled all the video games I had installed in my computer and I also blocked all the…

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    dictates that college is the best route to survive. If I had decided to not go to college, be it community or university level, my life would have stayed the same way it was in high school – I would not have been able to proceed further at my job, my depression might have worsened, and dependency on my parents would have increased. When I was in the 8th grade, I began working at my town’s public library. Eventually, I was hired on as a part-time employee during…

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    in life, or bad ones. The three main important points that were made in it was brain architecture, serve and return, and toxic stress. These 3 points all determine how a child’s foundation starts and how their experiences in life affect how they will become. I thought this was an eye opener to how kids learn and form their own personality. When I first heard of brain architecture, it made so much sense to me. I found that through my own experience, if I didn’t have the past experiences I did,…

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    A person’s individual experience with high school very different depending on where you grew up I was not a student who attended public school high school like most students who I have met in my college experience, I attended Catholic high school. I have heard so many bad things of catholic schooling, that it is easier than public school and our parents are just rich and that is why attend almost “private” schools. Catholic schools need to be recognized for that they have allowed students to…

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    the many places and schools I’ve been to. To all the barriers I’ve had to overcome to be here today. My life has been filled with many challenges and exiting moments such as: moving to another country, learning a new language, serving my community, and playing important roles in my school. At the end, what defines me and my character is the experience and hardships I’ve endured throughout the years. I was born in the United States, but moved to Mexico after forth grade because my mom was…

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    My belief One man in his whole life will meet countless challenges, and all of these challenges could give the man his own experiences and these experiences or feelings will build the own belief of this person. For me, I believe that to be optimistic is the key to having a better life. I will use my own stories to show you how this become my own belief. This story is about the TOEFL test. You know it’s one of the best and biggest language exam in the whole world. So in China if you want to go…

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    Reflection About Drugs

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    people’s perspectives on these issues. Not only does it make for good conversation, but it enhances my knowledge in ways I could not have done myself. Because of this, I wanted to choose a liberal studies elective that would be interesting and fun to partake in. When I came across this course, I was very excited and eager to learn. Prior to adding the Drugs, Society, and Human Behavior course to my shopping cart on CUNYfirst, I had never received…

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    My own personal math autobiography… should I start with the good, the bad, or the just plain scary? Perhaps starting with my overall confidence level will be a good starting point so I don’t overwhelm you right in the beginning. Throughout my years of education I have varied from thinking I was a top performer, a bottom performer, a tutor, or sometimes even helpless even to myself. However, at this stage in life I do feel confident and assured in my capabilities and mathematical achievements. So…

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