Argumentative Essay On Sequence 30

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Sequence 30 (use first) – Oh how this fits me to a T. At my current job, I have to be well organized and on top of my job duties. Each day I go to several classrooms to provide in class support. With this job come many tasks. I feel like I always need to have a clear understanding of the instructions. This way all reports are correct and misinformation is not given to the school district. I do tend to find myself seeking praise from my superior. Not for my ego but because I doubt my abilities. So I think this one hit the nail on the head.

Precision 32(use first) –Oh wow how this is so true. At home, I like to read articles and research many different things for fun. My family jokes with me about being full of useless knowledge. They say …show more content…

I am a rule follower and I do not take many risks. However, I do agree with the other points such as doing things in my own way, not doing things repeatedly, and seeing situations differently from others. I have phobia anxiety. Taking risks is extremely hard for me to do. I like to control the situation because of my fear of death. I have had a hard struggle with my anxiety since the age of thirteen. So in order to not have so much anxiety I tend to do things in a controlled way. This also makes me view things in different situations. Mostly because of being a control freak.

Technical 23- (use as needed) I agree with this completely. I typically find I work better with writing down things. The best way I study for tests or memorizing things is to repeatedly write it down. For, example I had to study a book to take a test. I went through that book and copied it word for word two or three times. This is just how studying works for me.

Being labeled a strong willed learner works for me. I see now that going to school online is the best solution for me. I can work alone; do things my way when it comes to projects and study using my own way. This survey opened my eyes to also see what needs to be changed about myself as well. Such as, learning to let go and not control the situation so much. Also, be more of a team

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