The student is taking Spanish 3 and finding it challenging with many new concepts to learn. They appreciate their teacher's experienced background and detailed explanations. While speaking questions on tests are difficult, getting help from tutoring and studying vocabulary more could help improve their grade to an A.

1. Spanish 3 is a very challenging topic with many additions to learn. I have
gained much knowledge from the first quarter and I continue to succeed. I am very
thankful for my teacher because she has a experienced background and knows
what she is doing. She explains the sections we are going over in great detail
answering all the questions the class has to offer. She is definitely not easy, but her
persistence is what keeps me going and keeps the class in line. My vernacular for
Spanish is simple but I have learned many new words that I hadn’t know before. I
have enjoyed working together in groups to achieve common goals because it is
fun and entertaining. My teacher knows when we are getting a little out of hand
and she straightens us out thankfully so we can finish our work. I also enjoy using
the computers in class because it gives us more than one way to learn spanish such
as making flash card on Quizlet or publishing out work to an online blog. One of
the things that I struggle with are the speaking questions we have to do on tests.
They are challenging because we cannot write anything down and we must
remember everything we planned out before. I mainly need to improve my test
scores to bring my grade up to an “A”, but getting 100’s on quizzes would help too.
In order to improve, I shall spend more time studying my vocabulary and grammar
so that I can ace the quizzes and then maybe go to some after school tutoring if I
don’t have tennis practice.