English, 10.11.2020 14:20 MadisonMayberry9650
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Making a transition to High School
Although I knew it would be a change from elementary, high school
was a real surprise to me. Three differences especially surprised me the most
and me made realize that high school would be a whole new experience.
One difference I noticed right away is the subjects I am talking w/c are
definitely more advanced. In Elementary I took science and math now have
instead biology and algebra classes. High schools offers also more subjects
than elementary. I find that all the new subjects make the learning more
interesting.
Another surprise was the amount of home work. I find I have twice as
much home work in high school. In elementary, I spent about an hour every
week night doing home work but now I spend about two hours a day,
sometimes even on weekends. Longer library periods however help me get
to some of my homework done during schoolhours. Although the
homework takes longer & is harder before, I usually feel like i’m
accomplishing things.
When I discovered I was having truoble concentrating in library
periods, I realized how much crowded more high school is compared to
elementary. The library are jammed students, many of whom I don’t even
know. with so many Students, high school has more competitive
Atmos phere. Many students are trying out for the same spots on sportsteam
for example. The added competition does a have positive side, however It
keeps me smart. I’m getting used to the idea high school is a Whole new
expereince. Although the differences bet ween elementary and High School
unsettled me at first, I find they all have a strong plusside. The changes such
as the different subjects more homework and bigger a crowd become less
surprising everyday.
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