When the new year comes around it seems
like the perfect time for self-improvement.Even though I’ve always
failed my New Year’s resolutions, every year I promise myself that this
time will be different. I’ve tried everything from being a vegetarian to
starting my homework earlier to giving up Facebook. Each time after
about a month (at most) I’ve given up. Why do I even bother? I don’t
feel that bad when I break my resolutions but sometimes I wish I could
do better.
My new year’s resolution is to get better in school, especially in math
class because that’s the hardest subject I have. I want to pass all of
my test grades in math, do all homework and do better in everything,
such as projects, tests, homework, class work and my behavior in class.
I want to pass all of my test grades by doing homework,
asking questions in class, paying attention and check my work before I
handed in. Doing all of that will bring me into a good high school, and
that’s what making me do well this year. I have to do all of these
things to let my dream come true, which is going to an excellent high
school and making my parents proud of me.
I also want to do all of my homework and that’s really
hard for me to do because sometimes I have a lot of home works from
other classes and I’m going to get so busy and tiered to do my homework.
But I have to force my self to do all of my homework and doing homework
will make you pass this class. I have to do all of my homework by
writing every homework assignment in my planner, concentrate in class so
I can understand the subject and it will make the homework easer and
focus more.
Finally I want to do better in everything. In projects,
test grades, homework … etc. I have to work as hard as I can to pass
math class. Also my behavior in class is not that good because I’ve been
talking too much in class and I’m not concentrating.
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