Goal Reflection and Reset Nov5th 2024 by

Instructions

gkhot — 2024-11-05 07:45:29 UTC

Welcome to our Goal Reflection and Reset Padlet! Please follow the instructions below to complete the activity. If you have any questions, please ask your teacher for help. • Create a post that includes your reflection on your academic goals from the beginning of the year • Upload an image or short video that represents your progress or journey • Include your current progress and any adjustments you plan to make • Like posts that particularly inspire you

Alfonso

2024-11-05 08:13:20 UTC

It's been a very good term, not just good but exceptional. I've got the opportunity to make new friends. Not just that but I have managed to listen in class and the result of that was to get good grades. To add on I also managed not to get any negatives but on the other hand, I got positives.

In conclusion as Mr Velez once said "It's not about the grades it's about having fun" this term I have managed to get good grades and have fun.

Teofilo

2024-11-05 08:13:21 UTC

It was a really extravagant term, I've strengthened relationships with my friends and made new relationships, it's been a vivid term when it comes to my relationships, this term I had 0 bad managebac notes, although I lacked good managebac notes.

My most important goal for next term is to get more good managebac notes, to boost my behaviour in class and to be an exceptional student.

Zach

2024-11-05 08:14:50 UTC

This term has helped me find my strengths and areas for improvement. To keep on top of tasks and set up a normal study plan, I need to work on my time management. I think that I could go more in in the next term with these small changes.

arti

2024-11-05 08:15:15 UTC

Personally I'm quite confused about why I got developing in some of my subjects on my report, in my opinion, I think i put enough effort into those classes but I think I did average, and I have space to improve and grow. I put effort into every single one of my classes, i do after school essons as well to improve my science and math as well. this term was good, some pieces of work were a bit tricky for example lands summative was tricky for me but i got through it. i think i did good for this term and i will improve and get better next term.

Bella

2024-11-05 08:15:41 UTC

I think I made a lot of progress this year, especially in math. I recently joined the KP club and have been helping out around the school and arranging book sales which I think really developed my communication skills.

For the next term I hope to improve my grades in international relations and english.

natalia

2024-11-05 08:17:18 UTC

It has been a good term because I had 0 bad managebac notes and I got a few good ones too. I have made new friends this term with new people who have come, and some people who have been at the school for a while too. My most important goal is to try and get highly effective in everything and excellent in most things. I definitely need to work on maths a bit more inorder to keep up and understand everything, and I need to stop procrastinating my homework. I will improve my maths grades and in general, with classes I will, try to do all thee work i possibly can in class instead of leaving it for home.

Maeve

2024-11-05 08:17:49 UTC

This term has been good but difficult, i missed a bit of school which left me behind in some classes and it was very hard o catch up on work, leaving me with not as good grades as I would like. But ive had some good notes and one bad one which i will learn from.

Ive had some highly effectives and execellents in some of my grades and good in all the rest. No concerns or partiallys which sums up my behaviour. Thias term ive been doing good at English and Film. And the next term i plan on improving some of my grades and organising myself with my homework better.

Gino

2024-11-05 08:18:01 UTC

In my 1st term report I think that I did quite decent. Im proud of most of my results I received. I think I can improve on my maths. But overall it was a great first term, I had 0 negative managebac notes, I made loads of new friends. I hope I can get similar results in this next term or even do better then the first term.

Overall I am proud of my results and I hope to improve more in my following term.

Mali

13amalias — 2024-11-05 08:26:02 UTC

This past term, I received 'Excellent' and 'Highly Effective' in most of my grades, which really pleased me because I put lots of effort into my classes and I am proud that it is amounting to something. I have achieved a lot in and outside of my academics, including making the girls' basketball team and the school debate team. I have definitely gained more confidence and I hope to continue to improve with the following terms.

My current goal is to continue to better myself academically and in my well-being and to strengthen my weaknesses until they become a strength.

Kai

2024-11-05 08:26:03 UTC

This term has been a mediocre term where I have been getting good grades but my behavior in class is not good because I am being continually distracted by different people causing me to lose focus. My original goals were the same as the goals I am trying to achieve now. I also got 2 negative manage bac notes because of other people distracting me.

Next term I will focus more on my behavior in class and not be distracted by friends and get less negative managebac notes. I will also stay on top of my work more and stay on deadlines.

Sofi

2024-11-05 08:31:14 UTC

In my opinion, this term has been really good for me so far, I have mostly 6s or 7s in all of my classes apart from international relations in which I got a few 5s that I currently want to improve on. Sometimes I can get quite distracted in classes so I need to deal with that, but otherwise, I am pleased with my current grades.

I believe that there is room for improvement in international relations, science and math because I want to better understand these subjects. So, even though I currently have good grades in math and science, I still want to understand them better and my goal is to improve on them. However, in international relations, I need to be more on task and focus better.

Lena

2024-11-05 08:32:59 UTC

This term, I’ve been pleased with my results and feel that I’ve achieved the goals I set for myself. I’ve learned to enjoy the process of learning, shifting my focus away from solely chasing grades. Instead, I’m concentrating on truly understanding the material and taking the time to absorb it. Surprisingly, this approach has positively impacted my end results, and I’ve noticed a significant improvement in my grades compared to last year.

I received zero negative notes on ManageBac and only one positive note, which I find somewhat disappointing; it suggests that I haven’t particularly stood out in any of my subjects. My main focus for the next term will be to improve my grades in Advanced Maths and Spanish. I hope the school will provide more opportunities for us to earn points toward university applications. Additionally, I want to enhance my performance in English. While my current grades aren’t bad, I know that with more effort, I could easily achieve an eight.

Sophie

2024-11-05 08:33:13 UTC

I found this term as an M4 interesting and reasonably easy to understand. I found I made quite a lot of progress in subjects such as english, maths and science and made huge improvements in my level of spanish. Although I am still learning the language, I feel like I am making so much progress. It’s the only specific subject that I find challenging but I still surprise myself after every test.

As I am in the elite sports system I have no electives, but I do still take design as an extra subject. I find it really interesting and easy when I’m doing it but it is really tricky to motivate myself without a class environment or even a teacher to talk to face to face every week. The elite sports system is really progressing my level of golf but competition weeks make it challenging to continue to learn. Last week I missed all of the periods to start my maths investigation and only maneged to finish it a day before the (extended) deadline.

In summary I found this new term a nice level of challenging and relaxing to start the year off on a high.

Isabel

2024-11-05 08:35:50 UTC

Setting academic goals at the beginning of this school year-studying more regularly, keeping on top of assignments, taking part in class-especially math, I & S, Internationl Relations and Film. At first, I made out a study schedule that really helped me stay on top of things, but it soon became problematic to balance academics with extracurriculars. In that process, I learned the value of flexibility as I found myself having to make weekly adjustments in my schedule to allow the prioritization I needed.

I have progressed in class participation through my comfort increase when speaking, building my confidence and participation. Teachers take notice, and their encouragement motivates me to do even more. I find some of the concepts in math and science a little challenging to grasp, so I seek out extra resources: online tutorials and asking for extra help to the teacher.

Basically, this has involved a few adjustments, but I feel good about my growth. Moving forward, I will continue to refine my approach, focusing on consistency and embracing any challenges that come my way.

valeria

2024-11-05 08:36:24 UTC

During this first term, I am happy with my progress. Good behavior and very positive reports. On ManageBac, I never received any bad grades, which shows that I've been working hard. The grades on the cycle tests and also on assignments have gone very well. It feels like I have been keeping pace with my studies.

However, I know that I can improve my marks, above all in Science. Mostly in most of the subjects I am doing fine, but in Science cycle test, I could have done much better. Then also, I knew I need to study more and practice to perform well next time. I will try to plan my study time better, review the topics that I had trouble with, and ask for help if I need it.

Overall, I'm happy with what I've achieved so far, but I know I have to keep up the hard work if I'm going to improve, especially in Science.