I Give Up In My Trig-Preculus Honors Class
Throughout my life, I faced many challenges. One of the significant challenges I faced was when I had trouble understanding the concept in my trig-pre calculus honors class. The other significant challenge I faced was when I got a high fever a few days before I took the SAT. These two significant challenges affected my academic achievement. Instead of giving up, I took steps little by little to overcome these challenges. The first most significant challenge I faced in my life was when I had a hard time bringing my grade up in my trig-pre calculus honors class. The reason I had a hard time in that class was that I wasn’t able to understand the concepts. I kept getting a low grade on the quizzes. I was worried that I would fail the class. When I was about to give up, my dad told me that failing leads to success when you try to improve after every failure. S o I took his advice and started to work hard to improve my grade. The steps I took to improve my grade in my trig-pre calculus class was studying and working harder. Everyday, I would review the lesson that I learned that day. For about a half-an-hour each day, I would review and work on the problems I don’t get. If I didn’t understand a problem, I would ask my dad for help and we would go over the
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When I got the high fever, my body started to feel very weak and I could barely move. I thought I wouldn’t be able to take the test because of the fever. But I studied for months for this test and I didn’t want to just give up. I realized that studying and reviewing in the last few days are going to make me even more tired instead of helping. So during those last few days, I got a lot of rest and drank a lot of water. By the time I had to take the test, I felt a lot of better. I felt relaxed and the fever reduced by then. I was glad that I took rest instead of studying and worrying about the
When I got the high fever, my body started to feel very weak and I could barely move. I thought I wouldn’t be able to take the test because of the fever. But I studied for months for this test and I didn’t want to just give up. I realized that studying and reviewing in the last few days are going to make me even more tired instead of helping. So during those last few days, I got a lot of rest and drank a lot of water. By the time I had to take the test, I felt a lot of better. I felt relaxed and the fever reduced by then. I was glad that I took rest instead of studying and worrying about the