Work hard, nap hard

     

     As the months went by, I stopped being shocked when I encountered difficulties. Why do I have to suffer like this? Instead, I'm grateful. There are constantly new issues and challenges to consider. And I can genuinely and with pride say that I discovered this while seated in a chair in a classroom corner.

     Although my first quarter was challenging, this second quarter was infinitely better. This is because I've been able to gather more friends than I was able to the last time I wrote about my perspective on the previous months, which has given me more confidence. I can honestly say that this change has improved me a lot. Changes have probably considerably impacted my academic progress this quarter. More stories, arithmetic problems, discoveries, and HTML tag-related duties are now on my list of things to do. There have been a ton of studies, right? The story doesn't finish here, though. This time, the challenges have gotten worse. When I'm problematic, I'm more troublesome. completing all necessary chores and activities in a hurry.

     My original creative thought has grown and is no longer limited by existing limitations. Reasoning, problem-solving, systems thinking, and decision-making are all interconnected. Throughout the second quarter of this academic year, I have learned them from experiences both inside and outside the classroom. I've learnt how to see problems, understand how various contexts and communities operate, use logic, and ultimately come to judgements that are effective and responsible.