Reflection Paper: What I learned from my peers and the Guests speakers

(1). What I learned from the Children's Literature Evaluations

From the evaluation of the children’s literature, I learned some concepts which can be applied in the contemporary world by students in their quest for education. In the story, Goldilocks and the Three Bears, a narration about a girl named Goldilocks is presented and the challenges she faced in finding her right seat at the table. “When she had finished the porridge, Goldilocks felt tired and went to find somewhere to sit down. The first chair she found was too big, the second chair was still too big, but the third chair felt just right.”

From the story, I learned that life takes a part of sacrificing and persistence for one to get to the right place. The story portrays the sense of being hardworking and persistent and one only succeed after a number of attempts. “By now Goldilocks was very tired, so she looked for somewhere to sleep. The first bed she found was too hard, the second was too soft... but the third bed was perfect, and she fell into a deep sleep.”