Resolution

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The pandemic affected the whole world. As well as the way of learning we are used to. According to DepEd, we must continue our journey which is not suited to many, including myself. Why? The reason is about me being a slow learner, especially Mathematics. I was excited on the first day of modular learning and motivated to finish it quickly. But as days go by, I felt unmotivated not because the subjects are hard but realizing that we are just completing the tasks gaining a small knowledge, at least for me.

In this pandemic, instead of completing the tasks immediately, I have improved my procrastinating skill which is bad because it drains my mentality and became hungry. The cycle repeatedly went by until this week.

So to remove these bad habits, I can ensure myself to do the tasks next year more responsibly and hope to gain a huge amount of knowledge. I am already a 10th grade student and I am not going to waste this opportunity to improve.

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