What I Learned

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Ever since I was a kid, I was always curious about random things, imagining and thinking why they work and how they originated. As years went by, studying in school and browsing social medias and the internet, I have already learned lots of questions that were bugging my mind from when I was a kid. I did not notice that our first grading period will end in just a blink of an eye, I still remember the days when I was complaining about our new type of education and the so called “new normal” wherein we students study modular.

In our ICT class, I’ve learned a lot on how the internet works, the history of it, who invented it, and its importance and uses until to our last lesson. In addition, I also enjoyed creating and writing blogs with different topics.

Regardless of all the things I learned, I myself can’t deny that I experienced and encountered problems and difficulties in my studies especially now. I suffered from those tasks that includes too many essays, and performance tasks, and finishing all the five subjects in 5 days or even lesser. Those given time to accomplish all the tasks was not enough for me as I also need to take care of my youngest brother and finish all the household chores. But I did try my best to finish it all, procrastinating and staying up all night just to complete everything. Even though the concept notes were incomplete, I spent my free time in browsing and searching the internet and other social media websites to understand our lessons.

Nonetheless, it was a memorable experience. It definitely made me to become a better person and it taught me a lot. In the next grading periods, I am looking forward to adjustments done and also to enhance more of my capabilities and nourish my knowledge about our subjects.

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