1. What is the academic achievement you are most proud of?

2. What have you struggled with academically?

3. When you did struggle—whether academically or at other times in life, what were some successful strategies you used to get through?

4. Do you think academic achievement lines up with workplace success? Why or why not?

Th e academic achievement I am most proud of is graduating on time. Only because it was really hard for me in school, especially with me narcoleptic, everyday was a challenge.

I have always struggled with math, especially fractions and geometry. I have to go step by step, I can't use shortcuts like most can.

I struggled mostly in school, outside of school I didn't give my parents any trouble. While I was in high school, the only thing I could do was to just study as much as I could. I went to after school tutoring and even summer school just so that I could try a bring my grades up.

I believe it depends on the person, I believe it is in my case. I feel as though academic achievement is a great foundation, but sometimes you don't always work in the field you actually studied in.

I often struggled though High School in general

I often talked with my teachers or got tutoring to learn what I needed to know, I had a lot of extra help.

Kind of, while some things learnt in Schools might not be entirely practical to learn instead of other things, you kind of do need to know mathematics and the various sciences depending on the job you want to go into, and learning different languages is good in any job or career.

To get my HSD and to start a part of my career.

Not being able to stay on task and not being able to get things done on time.

People helping me and telling me that they have hope in me and tell me to keep my head up and stay looking forwards and not to look backwards and that I can do whatever I put my mind to if I just believe in myself.

Yes because I will keep me on track to get things done so I can have a brighter future in my career.

Getting my High School diploma

In school I study and take the initiative to get work done as quickly as possible

I think academic achievement and workplace success is the same. The work ethic brought into academics and in the workplace is what determines success

I asked for help even when i thought I didn't need it at time but really did

yes because it looks good and lets people know you try your best at what you want to do and put your two front feet forward

I Struggle to get here but I waited it out.

I don't have any, I'm hoping to gain some here.

I struggle with math mostly.

Going to talk to someone that I see as intelligent on the topic.

I think it can and does not depend on what academic achievements you refer to. Such as if you become a great reader that may can help you with your workplace success in the future

the academic achievement i am most proud of is changing my mind set an doing good in school.

i haved struggled with math

something i struggle with were family programs, some strategies i used was avoiding negitave energy and people. focus on myself and things that were only important to me

yes, i think the skills i learned from being in school will be helpful in the workplace like writting, reading, typing and understanding along with communication.

I'm proud of my attendance and my mindset to not give up so easily.

I have struggled with staying in school because i was never i school kid.

I never had any successful strategies i always kept it pushing to a different thing.

Yes because people want good money and a nice environment but you will need a diploma or a degree for the workplace you are looking for.