Persisting

Chemistry is a science that has tested me unlike another before. Personally I have a strength in conceptual science such as biology. However my weak points show in areas such as physics where math is essential to do well. Chemistry is an area in which conceptual science and mathematical science come together. Because chemistry incorporates both areas, I tend to struggle and must put forth more effort just to keep of with the rest of the students in my class. This is what I call persistance. I always want to do better in class because I find that the concepts that we learn in quarter one will become more and more useful as the year continues. One area that I have had to devote a large chunk of my time to is what we have recently learned and is especially challenging. Vespars theory is one of the more complex and more time demanding sections that our chemistry class has devoted time to. This is a prime example as to how I have had to devote extra time outside of class to understand a topic that is not easy to most. In this instance we can see that my persistance to this topic shows how devoted I am to learning a single concept that is not easy for me to understand. I hope to continue this attitude as the year progresses and hope that my persistance pays off as testing and other areas of grading will be a chance for me to show that I have really tried my best for each aspect of chemistry that I do not understand.