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NicHunter reflects on the school term, noting that their favorite activities were going on a field trip to UCOL and reading the book "Just Stupid" by Andy Griffin. They reached two of their four goals for the term - improving social skills by playing better with a classmate and facing a personal fear. However, Hunter did not reach their academic goal of moving up a reading group or their physical goal of kicking a rugby ball 5 meters. To improve for next term, Hunter plans to focus on returning library books on time.
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