ESLR Check

1. I think I've been an effective learner because I don't just sit there in class and go with out my questions answered.  If I have a question I ask it, and I know that my peers may have the same questions as well. I do my best to grasp the concept and I try learning as mush as possible and sometimes my brain doesn't recognize the material and I get frustrated but I go out of my way and try learning it. Like I usually stay and talk to Mr.Ogden if I don't get the math that day, which is a normal thing for me. I usually bug him too in class when I don’t get something, and when I ask something I know I’m not just asking for me, I ask  for Jackie and J.P too at times.  As well as for the W.B I needed help and went to him and after I got help I helped others.   
2. As for my senior project I think I have been a great effective learner! I have been going more and more to service learning (which is better by the way) and no doubt about it every time I go I learn so much! I may read a lot but its not compared to the real life thing. I always have questions for my midwife, and my brain soaks them up like a sponge each time. When I read I highlight what needs to be answered and I ask it whenever I get the chance. I also bug Mrs. Ortega! haha. 
3. Some ways I can improve in this semester on the ESLR would be to ask more questions in physics, I usually get lost and leave the class with out knowing what just happened. But lately I have been bugging my peers to explain the material to me. So I can improve my ESLR in that class.

What is an effective learner at I-Poly?
Someone who takes initiative and doesn't just sit around waiting for things to get done. I feel an effective learner is somewhat independent and communicates with the teachers enough to know what is going on, what will go on and how they are doing.  Once they know all these things, they help their peers and explain it to them so we as a graduating class can be on the same page.