Class Evaluation

My sophomore year was the most challenging school year ever for me. No matter what challenges were brought up to me, I enjoyed every moment of both semesters. I enjoyed my classes, the teachers, my classmates, and my friends. Whether I had math, English, science, or history next I tried to learn in every second. The class I really enjoyed most was my Computers class. I loved that we all got to try out something new and we learned more about it every day by Mr. Haymore. Learning how to code was difficult to understand in the beginning, but at the end I could manage to do it all by myself.

There was one thing that I didn't like from this class, and it was that he moved us at the second semester. I enjoyed being with my partner and I was starting to know them better until he took that opportunity away from me. Now, I think it's more awkward to make a conversation with person solo.  

Despite all the pros and cons of this class, one recommendation I have to improving this class is to do more technological work. For example, everyday we start of with sometimes writing in our journal, or searching up on a career. Then, we go into our student success statement. Next, we go to our code page to finish up where we left off. Finally, in total we use our computer only three times for only 40-50 minutes. I would've loved to have more time to put in more words into my student success statements, and have more time to practice my coding.

One highlight that I had in this class were the convincing words I heard everyday. I can sometimes think negatively but when I remember that what I do is redeemable I go back to being okay. This was a highlight for me because when some think that words mean nothing, they do. Sometimes you hear wisdom words and ignore them, but later on when you think about doing something wrong, those words always come back.

Overall, I believe that I tried my best in this class and I gave it my all. Sometimes other classes might have gotten me a little behind in some work here, but I tried to manage to do what I can. I also worked hard on my computer work like the daily career summaries and my daily student statements. I really loved doing those because they opened my mind in many things even if I don’t see right away, I do notice it. Also, working on coding might've been difficult and confusing at the beginning, but I worked on and focused to get it right.

I know that writing and reading might not be the thing for everyone, but for me I think that it's not about wanting to but about having to. I believe that everyone should be reading their journals for at least five minutes every day. I myself, do this because I really want to become a better person because I know I'm not. I always try to put more goals into my mind and why they should be important to me. I also try to talk some of my friends to do the same thing even if they think it's crazy. Even if I just speak to them I know I've just planted a seed.

In conclusion, at the end, everyone around you can see your true self, and I believe that everyone should see me as a CTR person. My actions are meant to evolve me and everyone around me. If I do a good action, I want my brothers to see that they can do the same. However, if I do a bad action it affects my brothers negatively. This is why I try as hard as I can to do the right thing, and when I forget I write on paper what I did wrong and try not to do it again. Even this can take practice, but it's all worth it at the end because you have peace and happiness in you, and you don't need to worry about getting in trouble.