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Jonghyun Choe is a 17-year old Korean student in his third year at ISB who wants to study abroad. For his senior seminar presentation, he discussed improving his tennis skills through sports, seeking to contribute to the community and improve his confidence and control. He reflected on how developing strengths in emotion, reason, and language impact who he is and how he can better approach learning in the future.
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