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When I started High School, My only goal was to be a wife and a mother because that is all I thought could do. Wives and mothers are some of the best jobs in the world, but I learned that I could do more. My current goal is to graduate from Johnson County Community College with my Associate’s degree in Early Childhood Education. I’d work a for while then I would really like to go back to get qualified as a Certified Nurse’s Assistant to work with elderly people.

It has been really difficult for me because I have a learning disability. I struggle a lot in Math and English as well. Having this disability is horrible because i can’t learn as fast as the other students in my class and i’d get embarrassed to be asking the teacher for help over and over again. To overcome this I started advocating for myself which i couldn’t at first but one of my teachers, Ms.Lowe was the one who taught me how to advocate for myself. She is the one who influenced me throughout High School.

A way to overcome my disability, I tried by joining clubs, helping others, working and focusing on my grades. One of the things that has helped me has been in Link Crew. Link Crew is fun way to help the incoming freshmen so their experience won’t be as bad as mine. I enjoy trying to help anyone as much as I can. Work is nothing easy but I still do it to help my mom …show more content…

So i want to be there to work with kids and just really enjoy being around them. I’d also did community service at crosslines to work with kids and I really enjoyed that. Some of my personal accomplishments are that i was nominated for student of the month but sadly wasn’t picked. I am a really responsible person as well. I tend to always have good grades, they might not be all A’s but they’re good for me. My attendance is usually great as well, and I respect others the same way they respect

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