Reflections on the High School Journey

The speaker shares a personal story about working at IGA and using cardboard to reflect on high school memories. This reflection led to writing letters to family and friends, deepening relationships. The speaker emphasizes the importance of acknowledging the high school journey, not just the graduation. They suggest writing thank you cards to teachers, friends, family, and oneself to appreciate the impact of these relationships. The speaker also highlights the need for reflection and breathing during stressful times.

What was the speaker's job after high school that they considered a dream job?

• A librarian

• A teacher

• A grocery clerk

• A barista

Who was the mentor that assigned the speaker a task to reflect on high school memories?

• Dr. Brown

• Lori Lei

• Ms. Johnson

• Mr. Smith

What did the speaker do with the memories they wrote down on cardboard?

• Published them in a book

• Threw them away

• Shared them with friends

• Used them to craft a speech

What realization did the speaker have about the high school journey?

• It's the same for everyone

• It's unique for each student

• It's not important

• It's only about academics

What is the significance of acknowledging the beginning of the high school journey?

• It is a tradition

• It highlights the importance of the journey

• It is irrelevant

• It helps in planning the future

What does the speaker say about the contents of diplomas?

• They are outdated

• They are the same for everyone

• They vary greatly for each student

• They are not important

What does the speaker suggest students do during their final year of high school?

• Avoid extracurricular activities

• Ignore their emotions

• Take a moment to breathe and reflect

• Focus only on studies

What is the first thank you card the speaker suggests writing?

• To your friends

• To your family

• To your teachers

• To yourself

Why does the speaker emphasize writing a thank you card to oneself?

• To fill time

• To boost self-esteem

• To acknowledge personal growth

• To practice writing skills

What is the speaker's main message about finishing high school?

• Focus only on grades

• Ignore the journey

• Rush to the end

• Acknowledge the people and experiences