MY NAME

        In English, my name means a strong fighter, which I have heard that I am. Also the son of "Maud". I didn't know that Maud was a name, so it probably is very uncommon. 

       At home, my name means that I'm in trouble. At school, my name means someone wants my attention. At volleyball, if I don't respond to my name, I'm going to get hit in the head.

       My name was a more common name for a boy until 1984, when a movie called "Splash" had the main character as a girl named Madison, and since then, it has become more and more popular as a feminine name.

       My mom picked out my name when she was only sixteen years old, and ever since then she loved the name Madison for her only girl. She isn't the only one who likes my name, I do. I love my name a lot, I always have. A lot of people usually don't love their names, and sometimes people even change their names, but I always thought that my name was a good fit for me.

IF I WORKED AT A SCHOOL...

        I've never thought much about what I would want to be if I had to work in a school, but if I had to, I would want to be a math teacher.
        I would enjoy being a math teacher the most because I think that math is one of the only subjects that I can learn easily and teach many others in a way that they understand. When my friends don't understand the lesson, I can always help them so they understand it.
        The grade that I would teach math in is actually 8th grade. 8th grade is when the math is starting to get hard and important, and I think that it's important that my students can understand this math so they will be ready for the even more advanced math in high school.