Service Learning Reflection

Service Learning Reflection This year I am happy with the amount of hours and type of services that I have completed. Our class required service was health and social needs. We helped place flyers into bags for the runners in the Aloha Run. I’ve received 5 hours for that service. I have also participated in the Sacred Hearts Academy “The Road to Oz” fundraiser for 4 hours. I spent 5 hours ushering at Kennedy Theater for the play “Sunday in the Park with George.” One of the services was assisting movie making classes during summer school. I spent 54 hours and 11 minutes helping children. An massive part of hours came from marching band where I spent a total of 62 hours. Each service was chosen for a particular reason. Bagging for the Aloha Marathon runners was apart of the service day that the school provided. I’m a Soroptimist club member and one of the activities given was ushering. We also had the opportunity to watch the play for free. One of my classes is Concert Band which meant I had to participate and help the
It also helped me to interpret situation in more and different ways. Perseverance played a huge role in marching band. There were times when I wanted to quit or not continue, but I persevered and tried what I could. I mostly felt those moments when marching in the parking lot for an hour. Sometimes I wanted to skip or faint, but I continued to strong. I had self-discipline when coping with little kids in summer school. Some children couldn’t comprehend as well as the others and some didn’t behave well. I need self-discipline to control my frustration. I took a different approach towards them and things went well. When completing the Aloha Run service, I need diligence. I had an awful cold that day and I was having a hard time staying on task and doing it carefully. I wanted to rest that day, but I decided to work as hard as I could and undertake the