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I met my friends Annie and Diana in kindergarten when I was 5 years old at the local garden where our parents took us. We have been close friends ever since. My friends are now intelligent and successful as they have completed their university degrees and have good jobs. We enjoy spending time together when they visit from other cities by meeting for coffee to catch up and share our experiences. We have a sweet and outgoing personality in common and value maintaining our friendships.
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At Breakthrough, we believe the road to college begins in middle school. Yet, for low-income, underserved youth – the road is often bumpy with twists and turns that can steer them off the path. You will hear from five students, who will share details of their journey to college, and the role that Breakthrough plays in taking that journey with them.
Ladies and Gentlemen, we present to you Donovan, Maggie, Jennifer, Manuel, and Danielle – the students of Breakthrough Silicon Valley.
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The document provides biographical information about someone from Rapid City, South Dakota who is majoring in Elementary Education with a minor in Communication Sciences and Disorders. She has cerebral palsy, spina bifida, and scoliosis, and has undergone 9 reconstructive leg surgeries. Her goals are to teach in a low-income school and help students who need it most, inspired by her mother who teaches at a low-income school. She enjoys spending time with family and friends, and her favorite activities, colors, foods, music and TV show are also listed.
Me and my goals
Gabriela is a 17-year-old student who enjoys happy moments with friends but can be grumpy in difficult situations. She aims to study gastronomy in college next year and hopes to finish her degree in 5 years to find a job, possibly in cake or pastry making. Long term, she wants to get married within 8 years and has family support and opportunities to achieve her goals.
We grow our own food!!!!
The document summarizes a gardening project at an afterschool program. The author recalls starting a garden in elementary school and choosing to do a similar project with kids. They engaged kids in activities like planting, weeding, and creating signs for the garden. The participants were diverse, with various ethnic, linguistic, and learning backgrounds. The author enjoyed bonding with the kids and was later hired to work as a counselor. They developed patience and learned not to prejudge the children's capabilities.
Collective Hub_33_Creative Mums
This document is an issue of a magazine that profiles four mothers - Dixie Rose, Morgan Brechler, Anthropic and Marieke van der Velden. It discusses their lives as mothers, entrepreneurs, and adventurers. It provides insights into their parenting philosophies, experiences raising children, and maintaining a work-life balance. Key themes include prioritizing family time, teaching resilience, appreciating each stage of childhood, and finding flexibility in work arrangements.
FINDING MY VOICE
1) The author recounts being sexually abused at age 12 by older teenage boys and struggling with the trauma of that experience for many years through drug addiction, abusive relationships, and sex trafficking.
2) She has since recovered from drug addiction, become a single mother, and found purpose in helping other survivors through mentoring and outreach work.
3) Reflecting on her past, the author wishes she had told someone what happened as a child so she could have received help and support earlier in dealing with the trauma.
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Presentation english circle friends
- 1. MY CIRCLE OF FRIENDS
- 2. HOW YOU MET AND WHY YOU BECAME FRIENDS? I met my firstfriends in thehighschool, when I had 5 yearsold, in my childhood. Thishappenbecause my parentstook me tothegarden, in the place I met my girlsfriends. In thismomentwe are bigfriends, yournames are: Annie and Diana.
- 3. WHAT YOUR FRIENDS ARE LIKE? My friends are veryintelligentbecausetheyendedtheuniversity and theyhave a goodworknow. Alsothey are beautifulgirls and sweetsperson.
- 4. WHAT YOU HAVE IN COMMON? I have in commonwith my friendsthatwe are sweetspersonbecauseweliketoconsentourboyfriendorhusband in my case. Alsowe do notforgetourfriends; anotherthing in commonisthatwe are extrovert.
- 5. WHAT YOU DO TOGETHER? My girlsfriendsnowdoesnotlive in Cali becausethey are work at anothercity. Butthisisnotproblem, whenthey come back a home, wemeet in a place and drink a goodcoffee, in thismomentwespeakaboutourexperiences.