Mrs. Moon, our IB Drama teacher, has seriously sat us down and talked to our class of the need to really improve in our participation, devotion, and work in class. I am not gonna lie, sometimes I did put Theatre work to the last minute, thinking that it was not of my top priority, but listening to her speak, looking at my grade, and reading other exemplary blogs, I started to really realize the areas in which I could improve. Here are a few notes in which I kept in my mind to remember in order to really improve.
- I really need to improve on my blog. My blog was not exactly my BEST, nor even close to my best.
- I need to pay more attention take notes during class.
- I need to take notes and have a better eye over the certain characteristics and aspects of a play I may go to watch.
- I need to try to really improve myself and see in which area I can grow (as an actor, director, designer).
- I need to learn some theatre terms to use in my blog and in class.
- I need to prioritize this class and remember it is still an IB class.
To be completely honest, sadly, my Theatre test grade came out as an embarrassing 75%. This is not only a sign of a lack of determination, but also a sharp reminder to stay focused on the task at hand during IB Theatre. You get what you worked for, so if I gave only 75% of myself in Theatre class, well, that's pretty much what I should expect to see in my grades. Overall, what I learned, IB Theatre class is no joke.
To be completely honest, sadly, my Theatre test grade came out as an embarrassing 75%. This is not only a sign of a lack of determination, but also a sharp reminder to stay focused on the task at hand during IB Theatre. You get what you worked for, so if I gave only 75% of myself in Theatre class, well, that's pretty much what I should expect to see in my grades. Overall, what I learned, IB Theatre class is no joke. 
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