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1. I learned how to swing by watching other children do it and by trial and error. I leaned my body forward and backward to get a sense of the movement. Eventually, I started using my legs.

2. I learned how to swim by nearly drowning. I thought the concept of swimming was to move your arms and legs really fast. I also watched many YouTube videos and copied them in the pool.

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1. I learned how to read a book by first looking at pictures and making my own stories. I then began to use phonics and I found out that the word I was sounding out turned out to be a word I have heard several times before. Also, the words would go perfectly with the pictures.

2. I learned the difference between grownups and kids by observing height and voice differences. When I encountered a shorter adult, I started looking at the difference between how adults dress and children dress.

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1. I learned how to play soccer by actually being put in the game alongside my teammates. Everything clicked once I got in the game. From an outsider's point of view, I just saw people running after a ball on the field.

2. When I was in geometry class, my teacher put all the students into random groups. While in my group, I learned different ways to solve problems and I feel like I actually grasped the subjects and became more versatile.

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1. I remember learning how to count money by actually holding money. My dad would test me randomly to count to money. He would sometimes give me money to keep and I would count it to see if I can purchase something.

2. In geometry class, my teacher would use word problems about student riding their bike to school from their houses. We would have to calculate the distance formula using the distance each student is from the school. I felt like I could relate to those problems.

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1. At recess in middle school, my goal was to take the #1 square in the game 4square. I played that game every day until I achieved my goal. I was able to quickly learn how to play and become good at it because of my goal.

2. One goal that I have currently made is to become a teacher. I have been actively learning more about diverse cultures and different pedagogies because of my goal. To add to this goal, I want to limit the barriers I might encounter when teaching, so I began learn different languages. I can now communicate in Spanish, Chinese, and Korean.