We do not like other people criticize us. We often say, \u201cPlease leave me alone. I know about myself more than anyone does.\u201d Is it really true? I think it is difficult to know yourself. Normally, people tend to overestimate or underestimate oneself, and it is not easy to evaluate oneself objectively. Then what is the key to know oneself? After all, how other people see you is the key. For example, your personality is how other people feel about you.<\/p>\n
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Reading through class reports, I often notice teachers\u2019 comments regarding \u201cstarting classes on time.\u201d Let us think about \u201cvaluable time\u201d and \u201ctime thieves.\u201d
\nTime is given to people equally. Our time over life (life span) varies, but everyone is given 24 hours per day equally. For busy people, not so busy people, old, young, men, and women, everyone is given 24 hours, not more, not less. How you use the given 24 hours will make a huge difference in your life.
\nAfter you wake up everyday, you go to school, attend classes, eat, do extracurricular activities, sleep, and you might not have too much time left to spare. The key is how to create free time and how to use it efficiently.
\nAlso, it is important not to steal someone else\u2019s time. Suppose that you were late for a class or a meeting. Time was wasted waiting for you or for the interruption when you arrive. Even if it is a minute, you end up stealing 40 minutes totally if there were 40 people. You also disturb other people if you are late.
\nPeople who are late to classes and meetings will be considered unreliable. Trust and confidence are the most important things in our society. To value your time leads to value other\u2019s time.<\/p>\n
Congratulations to those who reached Yokozuna! I am sure those who made it have won courage, adventure, gentleness, and compassion. We congratulate you on your efforts of reading many books and for the jobs well done!<\/p>\n
\u25c6Pre-K and Kindergarten<\/b>
\nPre-K 1: Tomoka Yoshikawa \u2463
\nPre-K 1: Julie Violetti \u2460
\nPre-K 1: Yuiha Kusachi \u2460
\nPre-K 1: Emma Akiyama \u2460
\nPre-K 1: Kohki Hinchey \u2460
\nK1: Takachika Hirose \u2462
\nK1: Han Cummings \u2460
\nK2: Lyn Fujiki \u2460
\nK2: Sena Yamada \u2460
\n\u25c6Elementary<\/b>
\nE1-1: Kei Yoshikawa \u2460
\nE1-2: Roy Whitney \u2460
\nE1-2: Julia Usami \u2460
\nE2-1: Haruka Kusachi \u2461
\nE4-1: Karamel Bolden \u2460
\nE5: Emiko Kuniyuki \u2460
\nE5: Yukito Dipasquale \u2460
\n\u25c6Middle<\/b>
\nM1: Itta Ishii \u2460
\nM1: Taichi Namba \u2460
\nM1: Kanta Miyanaga \u2460
\n\u25c6Heritage Japanese<\/b>
\n2: Joseph Pfau \u2460<\/p>\nAnnouncements<\/h2>\n
\u25c6Bazzar date and venue changed<\/b>
\nBazzar, originally planned for Saturday, September 16, has been changed. Also, due to remodeling of Cafeteria, the venue has been changed.
\nDate:<\/b> Saturday, September 23
\nVenue:<\/b> Rex Gym and Linton Gym (located between Shimada Athletic Center and the building with kindergarten and first grade classes)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It is not easy to see yourself<\/h1>\n
We do not like other people criticize us. We often say, \u201cPlease leave me alone. I know about myself more than anyone does.\u201d Is it really true? I think it is difficult to know yourself. Normally, people tend to overestimate or underestimate oneself, and it is not easy to evaluate oneself objectively. Then what is the key to know oneself? After all, how other people see you is the key. For example, your personality is how other people feel about you.<\/p>\n