A Reflection Of The First Quarter

            As the first quarter ends, I have gained a deeper understanding of topics such as the origin of the internet, the origin of blogs, the important people who made surfing through the internet possible, hyperlinks, domain names, the World Wide Web, the formulation of my blog, the types of blogs, uploading drafts, and expressing our opinions on the internet through our blogs. With this knowledge, I was able to create and publish my very first blog on blogger.com to express my thoughts on certain topics such as a blog about a more upright country and a letter of intent for our president.




However, every journey comes with a challenge. One of the obstacles I have experienced through this is the inability of some computers to work and a slow response of the internet when encoding our drafts in the computer lab because of the number of students who are also encoding their drafts, which made the WIFI connection slower. Another obstacle that I have encountered is the inability to write and express my thoughts properly when writing a draft which was a little difficult for me.



However, these challenges were faced by my classmates and I helping each other encode our drafts by taking turns using a computer that works and also has good connectivity to the internet in order to encode our drafts. To face the other obstacle that I encountered, with the help of the internet, I was also able to find the right words to express my ideas by searching for certain definitions and synonyms to use to express what I wanted to say in my blog. 



Moving on, I plan on doing my very best in every subject in my class and improving my writing skills for my future blogs. I also plan on helping my classmates understand what they have difficulty figuring out. I also plan on making memories with my teachers and classmates that I can look back on when I get older.



References:
Blogger: <https://www.blogger.com>
Always-on works making people happier, survey claims: <https://www.irishtimes.com>
Chrom No Internet Connection: <https://www.dribbble.com>


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