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Personal Responsibility in Education
Merline Fenelon
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July 01, 2013
Jason Decremer

Personal Responsibility in Education

What does personal responsibility means to me? It means you don't try to find excuses when you did something wrong, and don't try to blame someone else.
It also means you do your work before you are asked/told to do it and recognize other things that need to be done and do them when and if you can, or help facilitate their accomplishment.
I have to be organize because if I’m not I get lost and mess up bad on my work , that’s why I always have sticky notes or a note pad to keep me on track I even have a daily planner for my daily programs I have to get done in the day. One thing about me I like to try new things so I can learn new things. I school my teachers use to call me the Organizer be I was so organize with everything even my grades I’m so sensitive abut my grade and GPA. I will not leave the class unless I get a A or B for the class I will bust my Butt to get the grade. That’s me now tou can read about my future responsibility I set for myself. When I was younger I’ve always seen myself as a businesswoman managing my own business or someone else’s. I wanted to open my own Daycare the name of the Daycare will be 1st Priority Daycare. Although the reason of choosing this name is because every child needs a sweet, fun place to come to while their parents are at work; somewhere they can come to play, read, and meet new kids, along with teaching them the basic things they need to learn for entering the next grade level. Growing up I hear stories about how these daycares are hurting these kids. The death of kids in daycares is very sad to hear that these daycares are not caring for the children’s, how babies are not being feed the right amount of food that the parents had prepare or that there dippers have not been change until one or both of the parents showed up. That’s how the kids get dipper rash from a wet dipper that has not been

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