Some Python and Javascript knowledge

I am interested in STEM because of the exposure I got in my freshman year of high school. My teacher brought my class to field trips and we even met some professionals who work in STEM, like Google workers. They told us about their job and made it seem very interesting.

My typical day at school involves starting the morning by going to class. After finishing classes in the afternoon, I go to a program where they teach me about future things I need to know, such as resume building, college information, and even help me with my homework, which is where I do all my homework. I then go home and rest.

I've worked on many team/group projects in school. The most recent one is through online school, but the most recent one in person was last year. With the one through online school, I kind of lead the group by asking what kind of project we want to do and I planned out who would do what. For the most recent in person group project, it was a science project, I lead the group in the first 2 days of the project, but I started getting confused, so someone else realized and started to lead. Near the end of the project, I saw they seemed to not know what they were really doing anymore, so I lead by planning on who would present what and what they would say.

readingplaying video gamesgoing on walksstudyingwatching basketballplaying basketballlearning about different type of jobs.

I've taken a community college class where they taught me the Javascript language. It's one of my favorite classes I've taken so far because of how I created a mini game at the end of the semester.

Some skills that I think are most important for completing school is getting enough sleep, food, liquids, and not getting distracted in school. I think homework is also important to do because it lets you review the material you learned in class, and even better studying the classwork and homework after doing the homework.