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 Blog Response #2
“A person should experience a nervous reaction if she is worried about failing, not if she is worried about succeeding.” I think that people should be able to do their best in everything without getting made fun of. If they are scared they will get made fun of when they do well they won’t give it their best effort, then after a while of failing it will become a habit. Then they will fail all their classes and have to be held back. They don’t realize that succeeding is more important than being cool. April might get nervous reactions when she has to read out loud during class, or when she is the only person who did the homework, or even when she gets something done first because she was the only one paying attention. She might get nervous reactions during sports when she makes a serve over the net or makes a free throw in the hoop.
Article posted September 17, 2009 at 02:25 PM • comment (1) • Reads 474 • see all articles |
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