Peer Pressure

1.Cite one experience wherein you have experienced negative peer pressure.

One time my friends and I planned to visit another friend in Q.C. I asked permission to mom, she said that she don’t want me to commute. Fortunately, my friend has a car and it will be our transportation. And my mom allowed me to go to Q.c when we are about to enter the express way the car brooked down. So we had no other choice but to commute. I don’t want to come with them but they are forcing me. I have no other choice am in a situation that's hard to get out.

2.How did you react to it? Why?

I said yes. Because, they forced me and I do want to come with them.

3. How did you feel about your reaction/decision?

I feel really bad for going to Q.C without my parents consent.

4. What have you learned/realized from your experience?

I have learned that I should learn how to say no. that I should think about the consequences that will happen to me if I do such thing. and that I should think twice, trice or more before doing something that I like. What if the bus crashed, and my parent didn’t know that I was in it.

Honesty

I. Challenge yourself
Choose a challenge:
a. Tell the truth
b. Return recovered things (personal items, money, etc)
c. Admit mistake
d. Return excess change
e. Avoid cheating
On your journal, process your experience with the aid of the following guide questions:
a. What challenge did you take?

Tell the truth

b. Were you able to do the challenge? How did you feel about it?

Yes. I feel great, relieve and happy.

c. What have you realized/learned from your experience?

I have realized that it’s not its hard to tell the truth. You just prepare you’re self for the consequences that may come to you.

Excellence

1. For one week, challenge yourself to:
   a. Get high score in a quiz or seatwork,
   b. To recite in class at least once in any courses;
   c. To submit a quality assignment or requirement
   
   On your journal, process your experience with the aid of the following guide questions:
   a. What challenge did you take?

To submit a quality assignment or requirement.

b. Were you able to beat the challenge? How do you feel about it?

Yes, if feel proud of myself. Because I was able to beat the challenge.

c. What have you realized/learned from your experience?

I have learn that its not difficult to be active in class, you just have to be focus on what you are doing and give you’re 100 percent effort.

“The Most Challenging Thing I have ever Accomplished”

The most challenging thing I ever accomplished is being an ACP cadet officer. Surpassing the training for 1 year is hard. Following the commands and orders of the officers, and being friend with them after ACP time. Learn all the stuff about marching and rifle drill, air force. I gain more self confidence, discipline, integrity and friends. I also learn to persevere for what I want, to be patience, to trust other people and to believe in myself. When I graduated and became an officer I feel complete and fulfilled. When I was an officer I share the knowledge and learning that I gain. I made friends with them, and they treat me as their officer during ACP time. I gain some respect and I give them some. That fulfillment will always remain in my memory for it was like a puzzle, if its gone I wouldn’t be whole.

" Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate. Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us.Your playing small does not serve the world. There is nothing enlightened about shrinking so that other people won't feel insecure around you. We are all meant to shine as children do. It's not just in some of us; it is in everyone. And as we let our own lights shine, we unconsciously give other people permission to do the same. As we are liberated from our own fear, our presence automatically liberates others."-coach carter

those word are my guidelines in life.ü