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New challenges equivalent to a new path


 During this quarter I experienced a huge shock since I'll be back inside our classroom again after weeks of training in journalism. I expected myself to struggle and that I needed more time to adjust my pace, so that I can keep up with my classmates.



That's why when I found out that one of the main topics during this quarter is doing a Community Based Research, whilst also making our own Web Page/Design with it I felt overwhelmed. But I knew that if I spent all of my worrying about how hard the task will be without even doing it, I wouldn't be able to move forward.


That's why I tried to do my best to analyse, understand, and most especially to communicate with my peers for lesson recalls and tips in making a web page. Thankfully I was paired with amazing Teammates that helped me overcome my fear of falling behind because I don't know much about coding. They guided me in making some of the parts in our web design. And through our collaboration we were able to create a page that is beyond our imagination.



It kept me in awe knowing that we were able to do so much because we were mature enough to listen and understand each others suggestions in our web page. Though we needed to do the Trial and error technique to find the best design that suits our web page, I was able to conclude that if these new challenges weren't around I probably wouldn't fint out that there is a new path that I can undergo. A path that shows and reflects on all the challenges that shaped my learnings this quarter.


References:

https://as.virginia.edu/inside-colleges-crash-course-coding

https://www.blogger.com

https://www.istockphoto.com/photos/third-quarter

Comments

  1. airizh tabordaFebruary 17, 2025 at 4:41 PM

    i love your reflection. keep it up!

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  2. KathleenFebruary 17, 2025 at 7:49 PM

    Glad to know that we all have learned a lot this quarter, keep it up!

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