Thursday, January 16, 2014

Final Report Card Self-Assessment

It's already the end of the semester and many memorable events have happened in such a short amount of time. I've made an impact somehow or somewhere and that is enough for me to call an accomplishment. I've brought a lot to this class no matter it be my constant enthusiasm or my strange personality... I can almost act comfortably around our class as I do with my family. Almost! There is still a boundary line between family and classmates. But what I am trying to say is because of the lack of any intimidating stares and judgements from any of my peers, I am very open with myself to others.

I've never missed a class intentionally, at least that is what I remember. I mean I did miss one class but that was because I had a field trip. Honestly, there were some days where I woke up on the wrong side of the bed or I didn't even sleep at all the night before due to endless amounts of homework. And the thought of not attending class did cross my mind a couple of times but I didn't want to disappoint you Mr. Vaughan. So I sucked it up, put a big smile on my face, and went to class like I was supposed too. Even if I'm not strong physically, I didn't give into the temptation!

One of the most exhausting weeks was the one before winter break. Not only was I drowning in projects and tests but I also took on the job of the Winter Extravaganza Teacher Dance Dare video. Everyday my shoulder would slump down from the weight of stress I was carrying. I really don't know what happened but at the start there were at least four or five more people helping me with the video but in the end, I was doing 90% of the work. Which was fine because I got most of the credits. ~(‾⌣‾~) It was terrifying, having the confidence to walk up to a teacher you didn't know and asking them to dance. It gotten up to the point I began blabbering nonsense and calling teacher's by the wrong name. Teacher's are pretty horrific. And everything didn't go as smoothly as I would expected. Finding a camera was a journey across the world and what killed me the most was when the finished product of the video didn't play.  
But I took on the job and sacrificed my precious sleeping hours for our school. I deserve a gold sticker.
The outcome of it all was great though. After all the hard work, I was rewarded with a relaxing winter break and lots of pounds packed onto my tummy if you could call that a reward.

I don't want to sound egotistical or anything but I definitely deserve 110%.


Haha but really, I don't know what grade percentage I deserve. I'm a little stuck here. Maybe 96%? Or 98% would be nice... 95%... 110%.

Unless I am being overconfident.

Oh my gosh... I don't know.                                                   I'm sorry.

3 comments:

  1. https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQobWYRRBxsxCZSVWRsR-OS2tCHRmVtu57DJqLfr5Ds4HVaYWNIPg

    your gold star if you will,

    You are a wonderful person, and you totally deserve 110%!

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  2. You're as funny and insane as ever Lynn... Had a great time in the class with you though and I hope you continue to be A MAGICAL UNICORN :)

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  3. The nostalgia of goodbyes is setting in Lynn. It warms my heart to learn that you consider this class family:) The mental toughness that you speak to will serve you far more in life than physical prowess. I call it resilience and this is a skill that many youth lack. Your legacy was a fun read. You have indeed lightened the mood in class grace to your quirkiness and youthful heart. I'm glad that you are considering taking the course again in your senior year - what a legacy that could be.... Thanks for sharing Lynn and don't be a stranger.

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