A lesson to remember

 a.What are the learning/discoveries that I have gained?

b. What are the problems/challenges that I have encountered?

c. How did I address these challenges?

d. Moving on, I will….

 

A. In ICT Quarter-2 I learned to write HTML files and tags. How to apply color, font, font size, table, and many more.

 

B. The challenges I encountered are more about my task management rather than the task itself. I sometimes pass my ICT modules and file a few days late.

 

C. I will try to be on time by using managing apps to be more organized and orderly

 

D. Moving on, I will be more organized, and hardworking. I will also avoid using my phone when in time for module because it causes me great distraction and a great cause of procrastination 


Resources:

(CbtPsychology) Giselle Franco and Dr. Silvia Galperin-https://cbtpsychology.com/productivity-procrastination/ Retrieved on January 21

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