WELCOMING FOURT QUARTER

 


Here is my reflection for the third quarter. It flew by, and we'll be welcoming the fourth quarter in less than a month.This lesson of this quarter made me more grateful for the work that we do but at the same time pabicked beacuase they asked us to do research in our community. At first, I didn't understand why we needed to make list about our community; I didn't know what to put in the blanks, but later on, I did some research and learned more about my community.

In the third quarter, we focused on community research. By concentrating on community-based research, I learned a lot about our own community. I have also found that community-based research can make a significant contribution to our understanding of how local environments affect the health of people. Later, I discovered that we will require everything we created in the fourth quarter for site design. Everything makes sense now, but regardless of why we did it, I'm happy with it and grateful for the opportunity to learn more about and respect my community. I rarely leave our house, and this lesson has made me cherish my neighborhood even more.

A quarter more until we graduate, I can hardly remind myself of the moment I struggled with this new kind of learning, but it has almost finished, time really passes. I am so pleased, without any skeptical views, that I can finish all my tasks on time. I usually don't even stress my modules because I still have time to enjoy. Stay safe.

Referrences:

https://www.charityjob.co.uk/recruiter/the-next-chapter-east-of-england-/39419


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