During this quarter, I learned more about HTML, particularly how to create lists and use frames. I also learned how to put these elements into code and create web pages. These concepts were new to me, and applying them in actual code was a rewarding experience. I also gained the ability to transform what I learned into real-life projects, such as incorporating HTML elements into community-based research (CBR).
I maintained a good attitude and recalled that mistakes form part of learning. I carefully reviewed the code and learned to be more patient, improving my attention to detail. I sought help from my teacher and classmates whenever I got stuck, which was helpful. Asking for help when needed and taking breaks when things got overwhelming, helped me stay focused and not give up. Through persistence, I not only fixed the errors but also gained confidence in my coding skills.
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wow! thats amazing, i hope you learn a lot of things throught this quarter from coding html and conducting your community based research (cbr) and i hope you passed and learn through the problems that you encounter this quarter. Just keep the good work!!!
ReplyDeleteI am amazed that you shared a lot of learnings and knowledge about your Community-Based Reseach and Third Quarter experiences. Nica! I am proud of you.
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