Brag sheet

Brag Sheet
Is it possible for me to highlight my challenges and illustrate how I’ve bettered myself with the help of this teacher?

One Reply to “Brag sheet”

  1. Absolutely! A brag sheet typically highlights your achievements, but including your lowest points and how you improved can provide valuable context and demonstrate resilience. Here’s how you might structure it:

    1. Identify a Low Point: Choose a specific challenge you faced in the subject or under that teacher’s guidance.

    2. Explain the Situation: Briefly describe the context and why it was a low point for you. This could be a struggling grade, a lack of understanding, or feelings of discouragement.

    3. Teacher’s Support: Highlight how the teacher assisted you in overcoming this challenge. Did they offer extra help, different teaching methods, or encouragement?

    4. Your Response: Discuss the steps you took to improve, like studying harder, asking questions, or changing your approach to learning.

    5. The Outcome: Share the results of your effort—perhaps you saw a significant grade improvement, gained confidence, or developed a new interest in the subject.

    By framing your experiences this way, you not only showcase your achievements but also illustrate your growth and determination. This can be an inspiring addition to your brag sheet!

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