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Reflective Account For Hard Work
I have been studying in Australia since 2013 and accomplished many achievements and goals during this time. My report cards consist of As and Bs for achievement, effort, and behaviour. I have achieved many awards and participated in numerous sporting activities as well as various instruments. This has taught me how to manage and priorities tasks and keeps a balance with everything. Overall I am a hard working student that upholds values and morals with participation in all areas of
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