Week 31: Senior Year With Hudson

Most Important Part: Learning grammar and important things about people's minds and society. We have learned a lot about others and ourselves in Hudson's class. The stories that we read have taught us things. They make us think and form opinions. Thank you for making us work and think hard, Hudson!

Hardest Part: Assignments and projects that were too close together with little time to do them. It was difficult for me, but I made it!!!  I wish I was able to take a study hall this year. It would have helped a lot. At least I got a taste of working and cramming school work in too. and also getting little sleep.

Thing I Learned or Improved on The Most: I think I improved on functioning with little sleep. It is unbelievable how stressful your senior year can get. I always found myself cramming my homework in between work and sleep. Sometimes, I stayed up to finish my work. Most nights, I couldn't keep my eyes open.

Favorite Memory: I have many good memories in Hudson's class. All of them involved laughing. Laughing is such a beautiful thing. I love laughing and hearing others laugh, but not laughing about the misery of anyone/anything.

Best Thing About Hudson as a Teacher: She pushes and tests our ability to comprehend books/stories, grammar, and and other's opinions/society.

Thing Hudson Could Improve for Future Classes: Maybe give more time to do some work/projects for seniors. A lot of us have work and other classes too. But at least we will be a little prepared for college.

Final Comments for Hudson: Thank you for being such a cool person and teacher throughout my high school years! I had a great time being your student and being involved in the amazing plays that you helped make possible.

I WILL MISS YOU!!!!!!

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