Decisions, Decisions, Decisions we make decisions every day, whether it's minor, like choosing which pair of shoes to wear, or if it's picking the toppings on your pizza; or if it's important, and has a major impact on your life. Being only 11, usually, important decisions don't get left to kids. However, this decision was left to me to decide, whether or not to apply for the Media Productions class.
This decision was difficult because I knew it would be a lot of work. I was told its a hard class and not easy to pass. This got me very worried. However, I was very interested in the class by the description of it! Creating news story videos and being on the radio got me curious about the official class. During the Summer Camp Mr.M explained the class thourghly. He explained how it would be so much work and hard effort. His whole lecture got me very scared and worried about, I was debating whether or not to give up my spot! However, I'm glad I didn't because I would never get to experience what I'm doing now.
I think I was worried about dissapointing my Mom. Yes, she wants me to do something I want to do, which I am, but if I didn't get in, I think it might have disappointed her. She wanted my brother to apply for Media in his 6th, 7th, and 8th grade years which he never did, so she wanted me to join. It was no problem, however, she was the one who actually got me interested in taking the course, and I'm glad she did.
This decision would definitely have an impact on not only me, but my family as well, and also Mr. M and the other classmates. It has had an impact on myself, because I have learned a lot and I have met new people. It has affected my family, my parents and brother because they help in fundraisers towards the trip. Whether it's the golf tournament, or the breakfast, or even the street fairs!! It's affected my classmates and Mr. M, if I need to come in over the break or on weekends
So far, the most important decision I have made was wheth to join our media productions class. It has had a great impact on many people including myself. I'm happy and grateful that I got in, and I don't regret my choice. Being in the class has given my many opportunities, knowledge, friends, and experience. Thanks for reading. Byee!!
This decision was difficult because I knew it would be a lot of work. I was told its a hard class and not easy to pass. This got me very worried. However, I was very interested in the class by the description of it! Creating news story videos and being on the radio got me curious about the official class. During the Summer Camp Mr.M explained the class thourghly. He explained how it would be so much work and hard effort. His whole lecture got me very scared and worried about, I was debating whether or not to give up my spot! However, I'm glad I didn't because I would never get to experience what I'm doing now.
I think I was worried about dissapointing my Mom. Yes, she wants me to do something I want to do, which I am, but if I didn't get in, I think it might have disappointed her. She wanted my brother to apply for Media in his 6th, 7th, and 8th grade years which he never did, so she wanted me to join. It was no problem, however, she was the one who actually got me interested in taking the course, and I'm glad she did.
This decision would definitely have an impact on not only me, but my family as well, and also Mr. M and the other classmates. It has had an impact on myself, because I have learned a lot and I have met new people. It has affected my family, my parents and brother because they help in fundraisers towards the trip. Whether it's the golf tournament, or the breakfast, or even the street fairs!! It's affected my classmates and Mr. M, if I need to come in over the break or on weekends
So far, the most important decision I have made was wheth to join our media productions class. It has had a great impact on many people including myself. I'm happy and grateful that I got in, and I don't regret my choice. Being in the class has given my many opportunities, knowledge, friends, and experience. Thanks for reading. Byee!!
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