Tag: I’m learning a lot!

Honors Anatomy

Blog post by Cittlalik Melchor class of 2019

Bones. Integumentary system. Muscles. Nervous system. The various facts fascinate my brain, for an orthopedic surgeon I long to be. Attending class like no other, ready and prepared to learn. Anatomy has made me realize that I want job that I love and continue my studies further because I have found something that inspires me. Learning about how the body functions in its microscopic attributes and how these details are essential to know in order to save lives inspires me. Having the opportunity to be in a course that exposes me and gives me a taste of a career that I would like to pursue and reassure myself of it is immensely fortunate.

 

Toyota Mentorship Program

Blog post by Sarahi Verdin, class of 2019

The Toyota Mentorship Program has taught me so much including how to be a leader. The Toyota Mentorship takes place every second Wednesday of the month in the Toyota auto part factory here in Ontario. Our mentors are amazing. They teach us various things that will help us become better citizens. We learn how to think outside the box and how to step out of our comfort zones. We hear our mentors’ experiences not just in their careers, but also in life. Toyota Mentorship has taught me lessons Continue reading “Toyota Mentorship Program” →

College-Bound Reading Lists

The more we read, the more we know!  It sounds like a catch-phrase on a silly public service announcement, but it’s true.  Students who read widely and deeply are better prepared for college and life.  Though it can be difficult to find the time to read for pleasure, once you get in the habit of reading, you will discover the joy of imaginative escape.  Don’t wait for a teacher or librarian to hand you a book; seek out your own reading adventures! To be well-rounded, read from a variety of genres (plays, novels, essays, etc.), multiple time periods (ancient, Renaissance, modern, etc.), and diverse cultures (American, Latin American, European, etc.).

The following lists can help you on your journey.   Continue reading “College-Bound Reading Lists” →

Time Management Tip: Lists and More Lists

Blog Post by Jose Sanchez, Class of 2020

Have you ever wondered if you weren’t going to be able to turn in an assignment or found yourself having too long of a break? I’m guilty as charged and if you think about it, you will realize that this can happen all too often. Time management is such a crucial Continue reading “Time Management Tip: Lists and More Lists” →

Time Management Tips: Make a Plan

Blog Post by Elena Trinh, Class of 2020

The problem that teenagers in high school usually face is managing the time to balance spending time with family, practicing sports, personal problems, discovering yourself, and, on top of everything, finding time to do your homework. Time management is a difficult skill to juggle sometimes Continue reading “Time Management Tips: Make a Plan” →

Asking Questions

Blog Post by Alina Arellano, Class of 2020

Many people underestimate the power of asking questions. They let the fear of looking dumb get in the way of their success. This is the reason why many kids are very afraid to use their voice and speak up. I would know from personal experience. For example Continue reading “Asking Questions” →

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