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In the 7th grade, I was placed in an organic agriculture class that introduced me to Microsoft Word. This was the first class to give me assignments that involved using computers to complete specific assignments. In fact, half of our classroom was a computer lab, which we frequently utilized. My teacher, Mr. Worthley, pushed us as students to explore our learning concepts further with the help of technology. He frequently assigned research projects that would involve us using Microsoft Word to answer topic questions, document data, print images for assignments, and many other things. I was always fascinated with using computers in and out of school, so playing around on Microsoft and learning to make many different documents with just a few clicks was cool. I stuck with Microsoft Word throughout my primary school days, and until recently, I switched from Word to Google Docs. I prefer Google Docs these days because I write longer papers now that often require lots of revision. The colla

      I am a 23-year-old Scorpio woman, the artistic lover-girl among my friends and family. I enjoy watching movies at home and at the theatre and prefer judging people based on their top three favorite movies. I have a 3-year-old cat named Roman - named after the legendary queen of rap, Nicki Minaj. I have been enlisted in the Florida Army National Guard since 2019 as a combat medic, and I have 1 year, 7 months, and 28 days left on my contract. Like any other job, being a soldier has its pros and cons; overall, I am glad I decided to serve as it has given me the opportunity to receive my diploma for free and gain hands-on experience and certifications outside of my field of study.      Growing up, Gen Z, I had the privilege of having experienced school before and after the drastic shift of technology usage in the classroom. I remember when my school got smart boards placed in the select classrooms. I was in the 4th grade; before that, everything was chalkboard and whiteboards. I was