5 Point Plan August 30, 2013

 

I have constructed five ways for me to insure a successful Freshmen year at John Caroll. For starters, I will strive to attend school on time, every day. Along with that, I will try my best to study each night before tests and quizzes to make sure I keep my GPA up. Thirdly, I will try to get involved with after school activities like the play. I plan on becoming a part of the set design. Also, I will try to stay as organized as I can. I will try to keep everything in orderly fashion in my locker. Without organization, I will be frazzled and confused. Most importantly, I will improve my time management skills. I'll be sure to always have time at the end of the day to complete homework and other assignments. I will do these things to insure I get the most out of my John Caroll freshmen year experience.

August 28, 2013

Today in Human Geology class we discussed future assignments for this school year. Mr. Schick described to us how often to blog (every day) and what we will blog about (we will be blogging about what went on in class that day). He also helped students who have not correctly made their blog already to do so. Along with that, students were given an idea of what supplies we will need every day for Human Geology class. Some examples are, a pen or a pencil, a charged laptop, and a composition note book. We were also taught that on days we are absent from class, we are expected to blog about the reason we were not present (example: sickness, sports, etc.). All you have to do to find out what you missed is look at Mr. Schick’s blog or another student’s to find out what was discussed in class that day.

First Day of School

My first day of school started off when I couldn't find my locker. I walked desperately up and down the second floor for a good five minutes before I realized it was located on the first floor. After I found my locker, I put away my book bag and went to advisory where I met up with my new friend Logan. On our way up the steps to get to the auditorium, I felt a crowd looming behind me due to my bad knee. (In other words it takes me about three years to go up or down a set of stairs) In the auditorium, we had a guest speaker who I would guess is about 10 feet tall. When we started going to all of our classes, I found that every period, I would need to go to a different floor. You can imagine how thrilled I was about that. By the end of the day I was pretty exhausted, but I had an over all great first day.