在新学期里自己希望自己怎样英语作文

在新学期里自己希望自己怎样英语作文My Big Hopes for the New School Year
The summer holidays are finally over and a brand new school year is starting! I'm feeling a little nervous but mostly really excited. This year is going to be the best one yet, I can feel it in my bones. Why do I think it will be so awesome? Well, I have some big hopes and goals that I'm going to work super hard to achieve!
First off, I really want to become a stronger reader this year. Reading is something I've always struggled with a little bit. I can do it just fine, but I'm a pretty slow reader compared to some of my friends. And sometimes when I'm reading something challenging, I have to go over sections a few times to fully understand what's going on. I know reading well is so important for absolutely everything at school, so I'm determined to level up my skills.
How will I do that? By reading, reading, and reading some more! I have a plan to read at least 30 minutes every single day, no exceptions. I'll mix it up between reading books for fun, like the latest Dogman comic, and reading more educational books and articles too. I also am going to listen to audiobooks and
read-alongs whenever I can. My parents are going to help me pick some read-aloud books that are a little challenging for my level so I can practice following along.
With this daily reading practice, I know I'll start getting faster and my comprehension will improve a ton. My fluency and vocabulary will also expand. Then I'll be able to zoom through reading assignments and really understand all the juicy details instead of having to stop constantly to figure out what's happening. Wish me luck!
My second big goal for the year is to get more organized and responsible about my schoolwork. I'll be the first to admit that I'm a bit of a mess when it comes to keeping my notebooks, pencil case, backpack and binders in order. Papers are frequently sticking out, ripped, or just flat-out missing. Homework assignments go temporarily missing more than I'd like to admit. And I've lost more pencils, erasers, and highlighters than I can count over the years. It drives my poor parents bonkers!
This year, that's going to change. I've purchased a heavy duty zippered binder that's built like a tank to organize all my class materials. I'm also invested in a pencil case that's basically a miniature toolbox - nothing is escaping that thing! I've also bought a special homework folder that I'll use religiously to
make sure assignments go directly from my backpack to my homework spot and back with no chance of getting lost along the way.
My mom has agreed to help me come up with a simple color-coding system to organize my binders by subject. And I've purchased tons of pencil lead refills so I (hopefully) won't run out again this year. With all these new organizational tools, habits, and containers, I'm confident chaos will be minimized. Bring on those big stacks of assignments - I'll be ready!
My final major goal is to become a more confident classroom participant. Raising my hand to share thoughts and answers has always been a little intimidating for me. I'm a bit shy by nature, so I often have good ideas in my head but don't speak up. I kick myself afterwards when I think about what I could have contributed. Not this year!
This year, I have a plan to gradually become a consistent classroom participant and engage more during lessons and discussions. It may be hard at first, but I know it will get easier the more I force myself to do it. My teacher always says she loves when students share their unique perspectives, so I need to get over my shyness!
My strategy is to start small by committing to raising my hand at least once or twice every class, even if it's just to ask a little clarifying question. Hopefully getting comfortable doing that will make it feel more natural to then share more detailed thoughts and answers too. I'll be sure to prepare really well for classes by reading ahead and jotting down notes about interesting points I want to bring up.
I'm also going to practice public speaking by looking in a mirror and projecting my voice without getting too quiet towards the end. My parents have agreed to help me do mock questions and conversations so I can rehearse not being shy. With regular practice like this, I know my confidence will steadily improve over the school year. Then I'll be unstoppable!
Those are my three big goals and hopes for the upcoming year: stronger reading skills, better organizational habits, and increased classroom participation. It's going to take a lot of hard work and commitment, but I'm determined to make it happen. Just picturing how proud I'll feel when I achieve these goals fills me with motivation and drive.
There may be some stumbles and backslides along the way, but that's all part of the process of self-improvement. As long as I keep my big goals in mind and do my best consistently, I know
amazing growth and progress this school year is inevitable. My future self will thank me for putting in this hard work now.
So wish me luck! I've got big, audacious plans for the coming months. I can't wait to get started building the academic skills, habits, and mindset that will set me up for success not just this year but for many years to come. This is just the start of my journey to becoming the best student I can possibly be. The future is so bright!。