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"Starting out AEP..." Khalid's Blog

Starting out AEP was something quite new to me, somewhat like a shock. Since I joined the school late, I missed a bit of lessons from the subject. Seeing words like "bumfuzzled" or "lame duck" really got me so confused at first and was rethinking if I'm even learning English or a whole different language. I then got to know that we were learning different kinds words relating in both the political and business fields. 

I was a little worried as I had a hard time trying to understand these words at first and what they meant so I was not confident at all if we had seat-works or different activities relating to our lesson. Me being a not so knowledgeable person about any political or business topics made it even more confusing for me. Good thing Ms. Disa's classes are really chill and gives us a warmup with different word games like Wordle or Waffle to let our minds run. When the finals were announced I decided to study the best I can with the words which was worth it as I didn't have a hard time in the exam. I then realized, hardship is only temporary if you do something about it and you'll eventually pass the struggle that you had. 

I now am enjoying AEP as I get to learn new words of the English language which adds more knowledge into my mind. I'm also quite excited for this term as we're are currently learning about the different words of the medical field which are very interesting while also familiar as I also take and learn biology. Let's us all strive in this 2nd term and thank you very much.


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