The summer between seventh and eighth grade, I went to a summer camp called Duke TIP. It was for people who had scored well on the ACT, and gave these kids the opportunity to experience some of what college would be like for three weeks. The one I went to was in Davidson, North Carolina, and I got the opportunity to be around other people who had similar interests as mine. While I was there, I learned a few more advanced concepts, and I learned that just because people have the same interests doesn’t by any means show that they have the same, or even similar, personality traits. This camp also revealed a more social side of me that I didn’t realize I had before. Since then, I’ve been more willing to talk with new people. This experience may enrich my educational environment by allowing me to approach more difficult topics in a different way than I would’ve before I went.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Assignment 26 - Grace Barnett
One suggestion that I have for future classes is that you should maybe spend more time practicing each essay that is on the exam. I know re...
-
Police Brutality: An Annotated Bibliography Devylder, Jordan, et al. “Impact of Police Violence on Mental Health: A Theoretical Framework....
-
Why are odd numbers odd? That is an interesting questions. I think it has to due with how we were raised. Growing up taking math classes our...
-
To be honest, I really don't watch that much TV. For one, we don't have Cable. Two, I find that it's really hard for me to get ...
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.