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Tuesday, February 4, 2025

Code, Chaos, and Growth

 


As the third quarter comes to a close, I take a moment to reflect on the journey so far — a path paved with new knowledge, occasional challenges, and a renewed sense of growth.


The learning and discoeries I’ve gained this quarter are vast and invaluable. Diving into the world of HTML and coding has been both thrilling and enlightening. I’ve come to appreciate the structure of a webpage, the way each tag and script creates something tangible, a reflection of human ingenuity in the digital realm. Understanding how to build a website from the ground up feels like a new language that I can now speak with confidnce. Coding, too, has been a challenge, but one that has sparked curiosity and problem-solving skills I didn’t know I had. As I learned to navigate through the complexities of CBR (Case-Based Reasoning), it was like unlocking a door to a smarter way of thinking—one that analyzes, compares, and learns from past experiences to make better decisions.



But no journey is without its hurdles. Time management has been a constant companion in this quarter, sometimes an ally, sometimes a foe. With multiple assignments and projects, finding the right balance between learning and personal time was often like trying to juggle water — it slipped through my fingers too easily. New concepts, too, were sometimes difficult to grasp, especially when they seemed abstract or disconnected from my previous knowledge. There were moments of frustration, where I doubted whether I could keep up with the pace. But in those moments of uncertainty, I learned the importance of perseverance and patience.


How did I address these challenges? I started by creating a clearer schedule, breaking down tasks into smaller, more manageable steps. I also reached out for help when I felt stuck, knowing that I didn’t have to figure everything out on my own. Peer discussions, teacher insights, and online resources became my allies in overcoming these obstacles. I learned that asking questions isn’t a weakness but a strength, a tool for continuous learning.


As I move forward, I carry with me the lessons learned from these challenges. I will prioritize time better, using it more wisely and planning ahead. I will embrace the discomfort of learning new concepts, trusting that they are building blocks toward a greater understanding. And most importantly, I will continue to believe in the process, knowing that each struggle brings growth and each lesson makes me more capable for the next step in this journey. The road ahead may still be long, but now, I walk with more confidence and determination




And to my groupmates, thank you for the shared stress and joy you had brought upon my CBR journey.



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