Reflecting on my 2nd Grading

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I thoroughly enjoyed studying this school year, especially in the 2nd grading. After a long Christmas break, I was back in shape to return studying. Before the Christmas break, I was already tired over the number of modules I had to answer so it was a genuinely nice thing to have a break.

 

                I learned a lot this second grading especially in my Math and ICT. I started getting tutored in math so that hopefully I would understand my lessons better. In ICT, I learned the use of HTML and it was fun. I often made many mistakes while doing it but, in the end, it was all worth it. I did not face as many problems as I did before. I had already adjusted and was not stressed out by my modules.  I guess the main problem I still have is that I sometimes overthink when I see my modules. I tend to panic when I see a lot but when I start answering them, they are not that hard. Hopefully, I will learn more thing in the 3rd Quarter.

 

                Moving on, I will strive harder in studying so that I can succeed in life Back then I was just answering because I had no choice, but I slowly realized the importance of answering the modules. I will study harder and give more effort in the coming quarters.



Photo: Retrieved from Top 59 Most Inspiring Quotes On Reflection (2021 Updated) (unicothings.com)

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