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I was able to read and write before I started Elementary School in Korea.
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I didn't struggle with reading and writing. I was also expert on reading and writing in Korea.
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I started to lose my motivation of learning as the literacy got harder. I was so afraid that I was not able to do much as other peers.
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My literacy was getting better with teacher's support and starting get more confidence on reading and writing.
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I started to lose my motivation again because of harder literacy and other subjects
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My learning skills were not developing and improving at all even though I tried hard.
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I moved to United States as immigrant and started to learn English, and everything was very new to me. I had hard time understanding new language. Because the English literacy of reading, writing, and speaking was different than Korea literacy, I stressed out a lot.
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My english started to get better with teacher's help in ESL class. I was hard on reading and writing, but speaking was not improving. I had a lot of Korean friends, and that caused me to have hard time to improve my speaking.
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I became a freshmen in high school, I started to get more new friends and started to use my english more. All the new friends came from different countries, and it gave my a lot of opportunity to speak more in english to talk to them.
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I started to study more and improve my literacy skills to graduate from ESL class.
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I finally finished or graduated from ESL class and took the normal English class with peers. The normal class was very different than ESL, but I still had good time learning.
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During my senior year, I prepared for my college application and graduated from High School.
