- What have you learned about the way you learn, work, and/or collaborate?
- What project was most valuable to you, and what have you gained from it?
- Describe in detail one significant academic challenge you faced this year. Why was it a challenge for you? Go in depth, use specific experiences, and explain how they contrast with a less challenging experience.
- Describe one valuable mistake you made this year.
- What is your greatest strength as a student in a project-based learning environment?
- What challenges do you face as a student in a project-based learning environment?
This blog post is due at 11:59:59pm on Thursday, June 17. all students will receive up to a possible 20/20 for complete & excellent writing.
I have learned that I tend to slack off quite a bit. I tend to let things pile up, become overwhelmed, and don't turn things in. Leading to a lack of confidence and self esteem. Making the matter worse.
I personally think that Ampersand was a huge project improvement for me. I made multiple drafts and changed my article idea almost as many times as I made drafts. It made me realize I need to think of a prompt and stick to it. I also realized that I need to put forth more effort into my drafts and pieces. I tend to slack off and just let things go unrevised. That is something that I realized during this project, and I believe my writing improved because of it.
I face quite a number of challenges as a student in a project-based learning environment. I am not used to it even after 3 years. I was raised and taught on a private school system, and I believe it was embedded into my brain. I am quite good at packets and "normal" school work. I enjoy reading in class and working hard on such tasks, But the social aspect of the project-based learning environment tends to make me slack off more than I normally would. I tend to talk more than I work.
I have learned that I tend to slack off quite a bit. I tend to let things pile up, become overwhelmed, and don't turn things in. Leading to a lack of confidence and self esteem. Making the matter worse.
I personally think that Ampersand was a huge project improvement for me. I made multiple drafts and changed my article idea almost as many times as I made drafts. It made me realize I need to think of a prompt and stick to it. I also realized that I need to put forth more effort into my drafts and pieces. I tend to slack off and just let things go unrevised. That is something that I realized during this project, and I believe my writing improved because of it.
I face quite a number of challenges as a student in a project-based learning environment. I am not used to it even after 3 years. I was raised and taught on a private school system, and I believe it was embedded into my brain. I am quite good at packets and "normal" school work. I enjoy reading in class and working hard on such tasks, But the social aspect of the project-based learning environment tends to make me slack off more than I normally would. I tend to talk more than I work.
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