Leaning Autobiography Essay

Essay One - Leaning Autobiography The end of 8th grade, the end of middle school, was a scary time for some, myself included. After the summer, I would be in a new building, with new people, teachers, and subjects. It wasn’t going to be a smooth transition for me, being an introvert for the most of my school career. My grades we in a great position, that wasn't an issue. I had always been able to maintain my grades. A large part of that was that I hadn't had internet for the past several years. The issue, however, was that high school was a place where it was pretty much required to be social and to go out of your comfort zone. This is also why I was hesitant to take up an offer that would eventually benefit me throughout my years in high school. After the school year was done and everyone was pumped for the summer fun to start, I received a call from my Aunt. She works MSAD 6 in the Technology Department, and at the time wanted to know if I was up for volunteering seeing as that they were being pace
In many ways, it has given me better social skills, because beforehand I was largely an introvert. It allowed me to branch out and further my education in both work and school. The fact that the Technology Director was impressed enough with me as a volunteer to ask me to return in subsequent years as a paid employee gave me a sense of pride and responsibility, largely for the first time in such a setting. Every year my duties grew, showing evidence that they trusted and respected me with all equipment and tasks within the department. It allowed for me to do something helpful and productive during my summers, along with giving me varied and interesting job experiences resulting in a set of personal and professional skills I most likely wouldn’t have at this point in my