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Blog 3.2 - It's time for goodbyes (Nurhanis Grade 12)

This is it. It's the final blog. It's always difficult to find time and sit down and write this blog but when I actually start, words just keep coming out of my mouth. So much has happened from the start of the school year to this day. Not only have I grown older but I feel like I have grown better as a person. I've learned that life comes with responsibilities and high school helps me prepare for that - and clearly I'm not ready for that. However, time just goes on and so does life. People change as much as I did and I feel like blogging is a way to look back on those moments.

I still remember when I first joined AEP classes. My first impressions were horrible. I was greeted with the first task which is to write essays based on graphs. And here I thought only math uses graphs - apparently not. Online and virtual classes are VERY DIFFERENT. Although I've met Ms Disa and Ayse online, actually seeing them face-to-face adds a new picture to knowing their personalities. I definitely enjoy face-to-face class better. 

AEP this year was a rollercoaster for real. We started off great and then we hit a slump and then we ended off quite well? IDK what happened but that's just life. I learned a lot this year. I learned how to write CV, speeches, and just some other random discussions. We were very productive in the first term but quickly went downhill during the second term. The main problem with me personally is my time management. I've always created a time schedule to follow but it never works. Main culprit is me being tired and burnt out from school. I stay up late to finish school work and then I don't sleep and then I feel tired so I end up not doing anything. SO guys moral is to HAVE ENOUGH SLEEP. How much is enough? supposedly 8 hours but for me having more than 5 hours of sleep is a luxury.

I feel like I just deviated from the topic no? I don't even know what I was talking about. Anyways, for me, AEP is not really a subject where I put my focus in. It's more like a break from all the stressful subjects I have during the day which is why I'm thankful that Miss sometimes let us play word games or make origami and handcrafts. WHY IS THERE NO ART IN GRADE 12?? Petition to have art class in grade 12. Nevertheless, AEP is one of the classes where I can get out of my comfort zone. It's somewhat like a "safe place". Everyone plays their role which just makes the class enjoyable :>

So in short, I'm going to miss this class even if it's just by a bit. I'm going to miss the frog leaping competition, the wordle warm-ups, Miro board if anyone still remembers, blogger, vocabulary test, scrabble and many more. I could spend hours just listing down what we did but I won't because I don't want to torture myself hehe. Thank you Miss Disa for everything that you've taught me. Not just academically but also as a person. That's it from me. Hanis signing out :D

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