JOURNALS - SOFIA

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 JUNE 1


Failure can teach you a lesson by helping you realize what you did wrong and how you could do better the next time you do it. For example I personally had once attempted to join the ILMEA choir for a performance that they do once a year, I at the time was in 7th grade and the week that I was meant to send the audition I ended up being sick and it was causing my throat to hurt and I wasn’t able to sing very well without my voice cracking or me coughing. I still ended up having to audition and I did very poorly. During my time practicing and trying out it helped me realize that while I was sick it made me try much harder to sing and perform well, causing me to be able to sing better after I was no longer sick. 


June 3 


Technology is making the world a better place by helping humans create and find new medicines, missing people, ways to talk to others who can”t always do it for themselves, and even help us find new ways to work. Technology also helps students and teachers find new ways to learn more things that they may have also not known, it also can help artists by creating prompts for them to draw, or give them a reference that they weren't able to find themselves. Technology helps humanity in many ways but especially in the medical field because many people may be missing limbs and need replacements that involve complex technology and models from other people that were logged in technology. To conclude, technology helps people in many many ways that people wouldn't have things to help them originally without the technology that is created and shared by other people. 

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