REFLECTION:

The project I led was all about making sure everyone can get
a good education. I started because I wanted to understand
why some people have a hard time learning. Talking with
different people helped me see that where they live or how
much money they have can make it tough to go to school.

Starting wasn’t easy. I had to figure out how to do things with

limited resources. But facing those challenges made me think
in new ways and find smart solutions.

Working with others was a big part of the project. It was

amazing how much we could do when everyone pitched in.
We learned from the problems we faced. Even small changes
we made in the community showed that what we did
mattered.

Looking back, I understand that improving education needs

constant effort and trying new things. It’s not something that
happens quickly, but it’s really important. I want to take what
I’ve learned to make our plans better, use our resources
wisely, and involve the community more. This project taught
me that making education fairer needs persistence,
teamwork, and a strong desire to help everyone learn.
REFLECTION:

I had to start by asking questions and learning about the

problems. This meant talking to different people in the
community. Their stories showed me what needed to
change.

Then, I planned ways to make things better. I found out that

not having enough resources was a big problem. So, I tried to
be creative and find ways to work around it. Sometimes, it
was tough, but I learned a lot from those tough times.

Working together was the key. Everyone’s ideas and efforts

made a big difference. We managed to make some small but
important changes in the community. Even those small
changes meant a lot.

The project taught me a lot about helping others and making

a difference. It showed me that even when things get hard,
staying committed and working together can create positive
change."

This reflection showcases your initiative in understanding

challenges, finding creative solutions, collaborating with
others, and the importance of persistence in creating positive
changes in education empowerment.