My Second Quarter Reflection

 My Second Quarter Reflection


During the second quarter, I discovered a new study method that made learning more enjoyable and effective for me. Instead of just reading my notes over and over, I started summarizing lessons in my own words and testing myself with questions after studying. It felt refreshing to learn this way because it helped me truly understand the lessons instead of just memorizing them. I also realized that studying a little every day works better than cramming before exams. This new approach made me feel more confident and prepared, and it turned studying into something I actually looked forward to instead of something I just had to do.

One of the biggest challenges I faced this quarter was balancing all my school tasks and responsibilities. There were times when everything felt overwhelming, especially when several deadlines were close to each other. I sometimes found it hard to focus or stay motivated when I was already tired from all the work. It wasn’t easy to manage everything at once, but I knew that giving up wasn’t an option. These challenges tested my patience and reminded me that growth often comes with struggle.

To overcome these challenges, I started planning my tasks more carefully and setting small goals for each day. I made sure to focus on one thing at a time instead of trying to do everything all at once. My new study method also helped me study faster and more efficiently, which gave me extra time to rest. When I had a hard time understanding something, I asked questions or reviewed my notes until it finally made sense. Slowly, I became more organized and confident in handling my workload.

I will continue using the study method that works best for me and try to improve it even more. I will also be more disciplined with my time and avoid procrastinating so I can do my best without feeling rushed. I plan to stay focused, participate more in class, and maintain a positive attitude toward learning. Most importantly, I’ll keep believing in myself and trust that with effort and consistency, I can handle whatever challenges the next quarter brings.


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