Tam Nguyen
Henry Ford once said "Failure is the opportunity to begin again more intelligently". In my past experiences, I would have
said that most of my accomplishments are improvements from failures. Throughout my years in middle school, I've learned
that failing is a feature of life.Everyone has made an error sometime in his or her life. No human being is perfect, however,
the goal is to learn from mistakes. During my middle school years, I've had some tests that I did poorly on.Seeing my
bad grades would be enough for me to realize that i needed improvements. I have had stretched my hour of
studying, stopped playing games that would distract my studies, and make time for studying everyday for atleast one
hour. I also took my father's advice of keeping track of the subjects that I was terrible at and wrote the GPA of it every
semester, which motivated me improve.By Failing tests, I have learned to focus more on that particular
subject, to pay more attention to my teachers while they are reviewing, to write notes, and to be prepared for tests ahead of time, instead of cramming. The most important lesson of failing is to have the self-confident of trying
again. Most people tend to fail and give up, but to pick yourself up will be the hardest part.