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Semester reflection



       This semester I have learned multiple things. The first of those is that you have to get a lot of sleep every night. You feel so much better in the morning so you can get to school on time. It also helps you to pay attention in class more and remember assignments which leads to better grades.

       The second thing that I learned is that you have to check the calendar every night even when you are 99% sure that there is nothing you don't know about assignments. That brought my grade down a ton especially in Spanish. I lost many points in classes and that will not be happening during the second semester.

     The most important thing that I have learned in the first semester is that time management is very important. Teachers in high school do not need to monitor everything you do to make sure you are on task. If you do not manage your time in class then you have more homework and you have no one to blame but yourself. Those are the most important things that I have learned.

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  1. Dylan MJanuary 17, 2018 at 10:02 AM

    Great post Tucker! I agree with your second paragraph because sometimes I wouldn't check even after I finished my homework and I would miss something.

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  2. JackJanuary 17, 2018 at 12:43 PM

    I really enjoyed reading this blog because I completely agree with every single point you made.

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