Learning+continuously

//This requires humility. You must have the humility to know that you don’t know everything and you cannot be afraid to find out. When you talk with people, if you are humble enough to learn, there is always something to learn.//
 * __Learning continuously__**

During the layer unit in quarter one, I struggled with an A layer oral defense. At first, I refused to get help from anyone, because as stubborn as I was, I thought I was correct. However, when Mrs. Knowles told me I need to go back and revise some of my points, she recommended me to discuss it over with Laura, who had finished all of her layers. It turns out that by reaching out to Laura, I understood the relationship between molar masses of a hydride and its boiling point within 5 minutes, as opposed to researching it by myself, which took more than 30 minutes. Sometimes, you need to step outside of your shell and look at the different perspectives to solve a problem. This is the graph that I had to make from the problem. Laura explained to me that the larger the molar mass, the higher the boiling point (due to more orbitals). However, H20 has the highest boiling point because there is hydrogen bonding occurring, which is the strongest bond there is.