Activity #1 | My Journey In Science 4

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On our second day of classes, our teacher gave us an activity. Here, we will answer what do we expect to ourselves, to our classmates, and also to our teacher.

The questions are 
- What is expectation?
- What do you expect from yourself?
- What do you expect from your classmates?
- What do you expect from your teacher?

I answered that, Expectation is defined as believing that something is going to happen or believing that something should be a certain way. I am expecting myself to learn more about Science. Expecting that I'm gonna have good grades and will be part on the class top 10. I am expecting them to be matured and will do better this year and incoming years. And I also expect them to work hard. I am expecting my teacher to include many real life experiences or instances where the subject being taught can be used.

 

 






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