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MY INSIGHTS AS A SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENT

BY ASMA’U BALA MUHAMMAD

My academic life as a secondary school student shapes my foundation in future endeavors.My secondary School life consists of a rich blend of experiences grounded in my learning environment.

Wide range of subjects were being introduced to me providing me with the opportunity to discover new interests and explore my passions. My journey in humanities class in secondary school aid the most throughout my secondary phase.

It encouraged me to broaden my horizons by cultivating a well-rounded perspective and critical thinking skills.

My academic life is built upon the pursuit of knowledge and the developing of intellectual curiosity. The Academic life often thrives on collaborative learning and help in fostering a sense of community within the secondary phase.

Interactions withclassmates,encouraging dialogue, debate, and teamwork helps me quite sure.
Collaborative projects and group discussions enable me to gain different perspectives and enhance interpersonal skills by develop communication abilities, and foster lifelong friendships.Beyond the classroom, I engage in extracurricular activities, clubs, and volunteering, allowing me to develop leadership skills, social consciousness, and a sense of responsibility.

My academic journey is a transformative stage in my secondary School life and future endeavors while creating intellectual curiosity, and the acquisition of life skills. Balancing responsibilities, embracing challenges, and engaging in collaborative learning experiences are integral components of my exciting maze known as my secondary phase academic life. By appreciating and embracing the various opportunities within academic life, I embark on a path towards holistic development, paving the way for a promising and successful future through pursuing my Degree in Mass Communication and also further to all the stages I need to follow to be a future Ambassador,the Sky is my Limit.

ASMA’U BALA MUHAMMAD
DEPARTMENT OF MASS COMMUNICATION, FEDERAL UNIVERSITY KASHERE
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