Reflecting on Student 2.0

When I get in to the web site called "Student 2.0", I looked at the first page, and I felt boring about it, because nothing interested me. So then I went to the second page, and I found a article called "What is Learning?", the topic interested me, because I was always curious about what is learning and why do we need to learn, also are learning things are always the most important thing? But when every time I ask my friends these kind of questions some of them said that I don't need to know these kind of things, and some of them said it's just for our own good, so I never really know what is learning.

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Student Outcome For Humanities

These few weeks we were working on our autobiography, and we also wrote some information f0r Kenbrena. And I think I am a criticle learner, because I think a lot , I also use my brain a lot. And I am a good problem solver, because I did many researches for the Kenbrena project, but I had a very hard time. Because I couldn't find any information for Kenbrena in the internet, so I read the web site that Mr. Carpenter gave us. And so then I know more and it's easy for me to do the homeworks for Kenbrena assignment. I think I am not very good at humanities, but I think I am improving, and if I can try harder then I can be better.

Being an Active Learner and a Problem Solver

I am a new student in this school, but I am a little familiar with the system. But I think I am an active learner and a problem solver in the past week. Because while I'm participating in the class I helped some students that are not as familiar than me, and I ask questions often. I think I am a good problem solver too, because I sometimes solve my questions by myself. I hope I can always be an active learner and a problem solver.