Reflective Essay To Archbishop John Carroll High School

All teachers want a perfect student, and most students try to be a perfect student. Some students have outstanding memories and do not need to do an immense amount of work. There are students who are naturally smart and do not need to study. All teachers are appreciative of a student who can work hard, and is passionate about their work. I am that kind of student. I go to Archbishop John Carroll High school to learn, and I do my best to stay on top of my workload. I am not the type of student to chew the information and spit it out on a piece of paper. I try to fully understand the information that I am being taught and see how it fits in place with other concepts. I am not someone who just cares about a good grade. I work diligently so I can benefit from the material I am taught, and in turn receive a good grade.
This concept can be applied to almost every aspect of life. Athletes do not start out amazing, but through hard work and dedication can get better. I am very confident in my work ethic. Over the summer I worked three jobs and attended a four week ballet intensive, thanks to my mom. Currently, I am a hostess at a restaurant and a crew member at a smoothie place. I know the ins and outs of both jobs and work well. I feel the same way about school. In A ballet company there are several levels; apprentice, corps de ballet, demi-soloist, soloist and principle. I have danced all roles except for principal roles. Corps de ballet roles and demi-soloist roles are danced with one, or several people. I find these roles most challenging since you need to be completely in-sync with everyone you are dancing with. Dancing ballet has helped shape me into a more disciplined person and