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I am now ending my last year as a Junior High School student. It’s such a pity that we cannot experience the traditional approach because of Covid-19, nevertheless, I learned a lot of things that will still be needed as I go on to a higher grade level. I admit that it was hard for me to answer my modules because the lessons were hard. But I am grateful for my teachers and classmates that are very nice and approachable whenever I ask questions about the given topic. Even though I am now in the last quarter, I still find it hard to balance my time with my studies and socials, that is why sometimes I cram in answering my modules. However, I promise to myself that I will do my best in order to not give in to distractions and to have my 100% focus on my academics. Time flies so fast! I still remember the day that I was composing my reflection for the 1 st quarter. Now, I am writing this reflection for the 4 th quarter. Thank you for your extraordinary effort & patience, Ma’am Evelyn

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