JHS : SURVIVED

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 Last quarter of this school year 2020-2021 has ended, and despite the fact that we ended this academic year with pandemic, it was quite stressful and intense. I didn't notice, one moment I was stressing over my school works, and the next I was aimlessly looking through my phone. In our lesson in ICT this third quarter, we tackled about Web Design, which is not familiar to us because it is new to us. The internet is a huge aid, especially when it comes to our topic, because some information is just a click away, and all I have to do is reconstruct it in my own words.

In terms of other subjects, I'm delighted I was able to properly adjust, particularly in those that need computations like in Math and Basic Electronics. Composing literature works, on the other hand is still a bit exhausting because my mind can't always build a proper sentence, causing me to procrastinate a lot. It was a bit of a blur as we finish the last quarter of this school year. It felt like I was in the middle of a panic attack. I definitely learned something new from this topics. I noticed that when the end is near, my mind tends to wander the most. I've encountered less trouble this quarter compared to last quarters because of other subjects because, I guess I'm probably enjoying every minute of it. I survived and endured a lot this last quarter.

However, I am now looking forward to the upcoming step on becoming a Senior High Student. I am one step closer to finally taking a well-deserved break from this. Most likely, I'll figure out how to totally modify. Although the possibilities for me to procrastinate continue to be a part in why I am unable to concentrate on my studies since it's irresistible. Senior High School, I am now on the third step on the ladder I'm going up, I'll be prepared for anything you'll bring, and I'll face you with confidence. It is not because this is a new journey but, this is because it is a preparation to the final ladder I'll step on .

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