At human geo today, we mostly talked about how high school is the hardest stage of your learning. First of all, there's the transition from middle school to high school. In middle school, the work was comparatively so much easier. Honestly, all I did in my social studies class was listen to Hamilton songs, watch The Bee Movie, and some other movie with Nicholas Cage. There's also the fact that you need to work on time management. There are so many sports, clubs, and other extracurricular activities that take up so much time. We also read a Message to Garcia. It took place in 1899 after the American and Mexican War, where America won, claiming Cuba and the Philippines.
Accountability
During this time of distress, we are all experiencing new things. We are learning to be much more distant from people and are relying on our technology to communicate as well as spend time with other. As students, we are learning to learn more independently. As teachers, you are learning to give meaningful assignments that will impact a student's learning. There are many difficulties as well as temptations that go along with this. On the student side, there are difficulties learning how to teach ourselves and become more responsible with our work. We need to work harder in order to understand the material that we are needing to learn. Personally, I find it rather difficult to teach something to myself. It's much better for me if someone is to explain all of these new things to me. Although this is difficult, I need to work harder to keep up with the work. Before, we had all of our teachers in the same building, and we could communicate more easily to them. Even though we can em
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