When I was in middle school and the beginning of my high school years, my attitude was horrible. For a fact, I know that I am not the same person I was a year ago. I am more considerate and caring. I usually just go about my days worrying about myself. I am also more social. My freshman year of college, I just went to class and went to my room. I did not participate in any activities. Now, I actually participate in the activities and attend the events that they have on campus, and sometimes off campus.
Five years ago I was most likely in the 7th grade. My attitude has gotten so much better. For example, if something was to go wrong or someone did a terrible thing in my regards I would react without allowing them to explain. I was a bomb waiting …show more content…
I was in elementary school and I was a talkative person. Especially in class, I would complete all of my work and didn’t have anything else to do. Therefore I would talk to whoever is around me. That would get me put out of class. My grandparents would ask the teachers to give me more assignments, but I knew it wasn’t going towards my overall grade. So, I would still talk while completing my busy work. Now, in college, if I talk more than my professors I know the consequences would be way worse than busy work. Also I don’t even have enough time to talk and socialize in class. I’m busy trying to comprehend what my professors are saying and matching it to my notes.
Overall, a year ago, five years ago, and ten years ago I am still the same person. It is not so much that I have changed, but I grew up and became more mature. I still will stand my ground and defend myself if needed. I’m still a smart student and complete tasks. I also remained physically active and enjoy sports.
I think others perceive the differences of my attitude the same as I. They watch me and they see how much I have evolved to become a better woman. If anything, I think I was handed more responsibilities as I matured. My family expected me to participate in more church events because they saw I was becoming more social and having a change of attitude. They felt it would help me develop more as a
Five years ago I was most likely in the 7th grade. My attitude has gotten so much better. For example, if something was to go wrong or someone did a terrible thing in my regards I would react without allowing them to explain. I was a bomb waiting …show more content…
I was in elementary school and I was a talkative person. Especially in class, I would complete all of my work and didn’t have anything else to do. Therefore I would talk to whoever is around me. That would get me put out of class. My grandparents would ask the teachers to give me more assignments, but I knew it wasn’t going towards my overall grade. So, I would still talk while completing my busy work. Now, in college, if I talk more than my professors I know the consequences would be way worse than busy work. Also I don’t even have enough time to talk and socialize in class. I’m busy trying to comprehend what my professors are saying and matching it to my notes.
Overall, a year ago, five years ago, and ten years ago I am still the same person. It is not so much that I have changed, but I grew up and became more mature. I still will stand my ground and defend myself if needed. I’m still a smart student and complete tasks. I also remained physically active and enjoy sports.
I think others perceive the differences of my attitude the same as I. They watch me and they see how much I have evolved to become a better woman. If anything, I think I was handed more responsibilities as I matured. My family expected me to participate in more church events because they saw I was becoming more social and having a change of attitude. They felt it would help me develop more as a