Reflection

first quarter, everyone is talking about it, you, me, basically all of us, but were one here for one thing, what will we expect for first quarter, for me i might say it will be a decent 1st quarter, all things good, no flaws, well.. some, but throughout my junior high school years, i might say we will handle things well and done.

There's a few expectations i want to see in this quarter is that all students are more disciplined especially when in a serious moment, don't want any thing bad happening then someone just laughs mid problem, another one is that we shouldn't always be serious, although discipline is the key, too much is bad, and besides, we are just humans, its a mental key to stay active on parts where your mind cant comprehend what's supposed to be going on at the moment.

I guess that's all i have to expect for these in the first quarter, i really do hope that it would be a good one, and probably stay away from disasters of any sorts

Also not only to this quarter but also to myself, I may not be perfect but in my experience in grade 7-9 then ill be good at least what i expect from now but yeah that's it.


Comments

  1. EujannAugust 27, 2025 at 7:43 PM

    Same, I hope that this school year would be a great experience that is worth joining. Be sure to be strong and able to endure the challenges it might throw at you!

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  2. HieiSeptember 2, 2025 at 6:07 AM

    I hope you learn more in the future!

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