What were the best and worst parts of the Senior

Project/Senior Seminar?

The best part about the senior project was learning something new
that will help me in life. The worst part about the senior project was
the stress is added to senior year and the time it takes.

List three things you now know after completing your

Senior Project.

After completing the senior project I know that I want to continue to

work towards getting my CDL, I enjoy cooking and baking, and that if
you want something really bad you need to work as hard as you can to
get it.

Which aspect of the Senior Project/Senior Seminar

stretched you the most? How did you feel about and
react to this challenge?

The part of the senior project that stretched me the most was the
research project because I don’t really enjoy writing very much. I
reacted to this challenge by seeking out help from my parents, peers,
and teachers.

How has the Senior Project/Senior Seminar changed

you (skills, attitudes, work habits, capabilities,
confidence, poise, presentation, etc.)?

The senior project has lead me closer to achieving my CDL and given
me better cooking skills that I will be able to use forever.

Has this experience influenced your future plans?

This experience has influenced because it has taught me how much I

enjoy driving truck and trailer.
What would you do differently if you had to do the
whole Senior Project/Senior Seminar process again?

If I had to do the senior picture over again I would study even harder
for the CDL test.

What advice do you have for next year’s seniors?

DO NOT PROCRASTINATE. If you use your class time and don’t wait
until the last minute then it will be less stressful.

What grade would you give yourself for your Senior

Project and what justification do you have for that
grade?

I would give myself a B because I feel like I worked really hard on it

but I also procrastinated a lot and it’s not all my best work.