Captone Reflection

Capstone Reflection
Throughout the course of my second semester of senior year, I had been faced with my final big project of high school. This is called Capstone. For my Capstone project I had researched a topic I love, I researched and presented about Leadership at St. Johnsbury Academy and the community we live in. The three standard that St. Johnsbury Academy believe students should graduate with are communication, problem solving, and citizenship. Many thing I have learned about my own communication skills for my capstone and life are interpreting and responding to what I see, and understanding while reacting to what I hear. Through this process I have learned a lot about my problem solving, with presenting the results and the process of my capstone to others. Also citizenship has taught me that I have aspired toward excellence.
Among the communication aspect of learning what capstone has helped me with I have interpreted and responded to what I have hear with other people that are expert in the topic throughout our community. I had to interpret what others thought about my topic to see if this project was

I worked to aspire toward creating the best Capstone I could. With my capstone being about leadership it has had me grow to excel in being a leader in my life, it will help me with being a leader later on life. My project had many roadblocks I had to perceive threw, with many ideas that had got shut down I had always bounced back to still make my idea possible. Throughout the process I had learned a lot about perseverance. I believed I did a good job with the citizenship part of my capstone class and project but one part I could have improved upon was Embracing diversity. I really focused on one small subject that only reached out to one small group of people at the Academy. One part in needed improvement on was embracing