Today is such a blessed day. I thought I was going to get the lowest score, but then
because God is too nice to me, that He let me to have a better score than what
I was expected. And thanks to Ms. H, I'm sure she have wasted so many hours of
her life just to shape up our future. Also, to Ms. Clegg, who was very nice to
come to our class and to mark our grades, giving higher score than we deserved.
Ms. H have taught us a lot of things, I know now how to write my Argumentative
essay properly, I know now that we should be putting our thesis statement at
the end of the first paragraph. To also write the background, putting them in
structure. I also learned to do more research than just a regular research, let
the readers know about the things that they don't generally know about. As
people said nowadays, like it or not, people will look at you from your
appearance, because visualization is the first thing they do towards you, then
you're gonna shake their hands and talk. So in an argumentative essay, it's also
important to pick the perfect title. Last but not least, she also taught us to
be hardworking in everything, discipline and also many things I can't explain,
unless I want to spend another minute of your life. No, make worth of it.
That's what Ms. H also taught me indirectly.
The debate
made me feel like I’m in a battle, that I have to give all I have to get a good
score at least. I felt my throat was drying, like there wasn’t single drop of
water in my mouth, I just kept on talking every time ideas blinking in my mind.
I had so many “What Ifs” before the debate assessment, that one thing that I
was so afraid of is to not be able to remember any single word once I sit on
that chair. I regret for not mentioning some points out. But I was relieved
when it all ends, I could finally breathe again and keep the water flowing in
my mouth, again. After looking at the score, I wasn’t so happy, but then I
thought myself, this isn’t so bad after all. The most important thing is to
learn, if we keep doing the same mistake again and again, then it’s bad.
“We learn from failure, not from success!”
― Bram Stoker, Dracula.
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