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Reflection - Quarter 1

     In the first quarter, I learned about the history of the internet. Its many founders like Marc Andreessen, Eric Bina and more. I also was taught the timeline of events that led up to the creation of the first satellite Sputnik all the way to the creation of social media sites like youtube and Facebook.

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While studying for the first quarter, I found it difficult to memorize all the events and names. Years like 1969, or 2000's have certain events that had happened, although it was discussed I found it difficult to recall. Names like Disini which were important to the creation of what we have today flew over my head when it was time for the examination.

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     Through these challenges, I persisted and continued on. In my quiz scores, my effort is evident. In my periodical exam, not so much. The pressure of other requirements sudden changes in deadlines lead to the allotment of time being worse off.

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     Moving on I will study and strive. I will achieve my goals of being an honor student. I will work for and study for it.

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