I Learned,


This quarter, I learnt and was astounded by how coding works and how these tags become something. I was quite interested in how individuals create portfolios, autobiographies, and websites in general. And now the curiosity has faded, and coding is both difficult and simple to grasp. There is one week left before the end of the quarter. In this quarter, I’ve finally figured out how to manage the pressure.

 

The pandemic made a great impact not only on our economy but also on our education. It is a great challenges for teachers and students to get accustomed to the new normal of education which is the modular distance learning. Even on our situation we must always be thankful that education is still going on. This grading added another great knowledge, experience and improvement not only in my learning but also as a person.

 

Like the first quarter, blogging is still continous. It still feels new to me that a lot of people can see read my blogs but I am trying my best to share my thoughts, knowledge,experience and opinions. We began our 2nd grading with the use of HTML and notepad. It was fun but at the same time challenging. It was an adventure for a beginner like me, it also tested my patience at some point, especially on the different tags. It was hard at first and I need to double check if something went wrong or if I forgot to put the ending tags or if I had a typo but as we go further on our lessons I finally got the hang of it. I am very thankful that our teacher answers our question and clarify our lessons.

 

Time flies so fast that it feels like yesterday when the first day of school happened. We are now welcoming the third quarter, with two more gradings to go before graduation. Hopefully, I will survive and continue to strive for my dream. I’ve come a long way, I can’t give up now, right?


Retrieve : January 27, 2021 | HTML Introduction | gvtechnolab.in, https://images.app.goo.gl/1ha56sBqpeLn4Zea9 |

 

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