Just two weeks ago many juniors, including my self, were asked to send in an application for national honor society. Although this blog may just sound like Maddy being vain, I wrote what they asked me too! Please don't take this as me thinking that I am all that! I can assure you... I am not!
I think to be successful you have to have a love for learning, the confidence to ask questions, the optimism to confront challenges in your day and a willingness to work. I believe these are traits I use everyday.
I think to be successful you have to have a love for learning, the confidence to ask questions, the optimism to confront challenges in your day and a willingness to work. I believe these are traits I use everyday.
I like school but it doesn’t come easily for me. I have to work hard to get a B or an A. In middle school I struggled with math and missed taking Algebra in 8th grade. I vowed to catch up. As a sophomore I took two math classes at the same time to do so. It was hard but worth it as I am now in pre-calc and looking forward to taking calculus next year.
Asking questions is a way of life for me. Questions help me understand and I have never been fearful of asking them. In class, I find myself leading the discussion or work on a project to get it completed right. I am usually not the smartest one in the group, but by facing the project head on, I find I learn more and the work is completed faster.
I have studied music for many years and I love learning new things about singing. This year I decided to take on the challenge of instructing the elementary choir at church. I have enjoyed being the energy for the group to keep these young kids awake and focused on learning new songs. I have learned how to motivate others and myself.
Finally I have a positive outlook on life. You will normally see me with a smile on my face. School is fun and learning comes easier with a positive attitude. I find smiling and a positive attitude is infectious and helps motivate people around me. These are the traits that I would bring to National Honor Society, should I be invited to join.
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