Class Evaluation
1.    Things I like about the class are that we get to learn computer science. Coding is very important, especially in the near future. It is also quite fun because with certain codes, you can create something that can change others life.

2.    Things I do not like about the class are when students are rude, loud, and disrespectful to others and the teacher. This really annoys me. Many students here came to learn.

3.    Recommendations for improving the class are that students that are being disrespectful and don't want to learn should be kicked out of the class. Another thing that would be really awesome would be more free time. Some students sometimes need a break from school and a believe a small free time would be great. 

4.    A highlight for me in this class was when we started to code. I learned a lot. Another thing that i really liked was when we were able to create our own weebly website on anything that really interested us. 

5.    I didn't really do my best in this class because I sometimes didnt do my work to the fullest. Instead of putting 10 sentences, I would put at most 3. This wasn't good.

6.    I am reading and writing in my Life Planning Goals Journal: both parts-Goals part and Sharpen the Saw part for at least five minutes daily and reporting. Currently I have like around 250 goals. I continue writing some everyday. I really think this has helped me to do more things.

7.    I am committed to being a CTR person and seeking Personal Development because without this, life your be harder. Choosing the right is very important because then good things will come your way. Personal Development helps you become a better person overall.


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