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    The document describes the personal growth of a student from their freshman to sophomore year of high school. In their sophomore year, the student made new friends, developed interests in volleyball and climate change, became more motivated to do schoolwork, grew physically and emotionally by learning to overcome challenges, was given more responsibilities by their family but also more freedom to spend time with friends, and would advise their younger self to keep working hard and not give up.

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    The document describes the personal growth of a student from their freshman to sophomore year of high school. In their sophomore year, the student made new friends, developed interests in volleyball and climate change, became more motivated to do schoolwork, grew physically and emotionally by learning to overcome challenges, was given more responsibilities by their family but also more freedom to spend time with friends, and would advise their younger self to keep working hard and not give up.

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    The document describes the personal growth of a student from their freshman to sophomore year of high school. In their sophomore year, the student made new friends, developed interests in volleyball and climate change, became more motivated to do schoolwork, grew physically and emotionally by learning to overcome challenges, was given more responsibilities by their family but also more freedom to spend time with friends, and would advise their younger self to keep working hard and not give up.

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    Change: Personal Growth

    What’s different this year?

    Think about yourself as a sophomore compared to yourself in younger years.

    1. How has your social life changed? Are you still friends with the same people? Why or why
    not?
    I am not friends with the same people, I learned that some people weren't the best for me.

    2. How have your personal interests, hobbies, and/or activities changed or developed?
    I learned a new love for volleyball and I love to learn about our climate.

    3. How have you changed or developed as a student?


    I got more motivated and I decided to do my work.

    4. How have you grown or developed physically or emotionally?


    I have grown physically and emotionally, i learned what its like to be the not so smart one
    and i've decided to change that.

    5. How has your relationship with your family changed? What kinds of freedoms, expectations,
    responsibilities, or opportunities do you have now that you didn’t have before?
    I have more responsibilities now that i am older and i can hangout with my friends more
    often than before.

    6. What advice would you give yourself as you look ahead?


    Keep working hard and dont give up.

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