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Portfolio Reflection: My Life As An Athlete

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In this portfolio I will show my achievement in my life, especially as a leader, a student, and last as an athlete. First, as a leader, in this part I will show my achievement and of the house, the house of St. Augustine during the time when I was still the house senior of the house. Second, as a student, in this part I will my achievement in some of my philosophy subjects such as my grades in Theodicy, Rational Psychology and in Ontology. Third and the last, as an athlete, in this part I will show my achievement in my sport, particularly in “Running.” I will show my achievement in some running events that I have attended. I hope through the things that I have put in this portfolio, you will realize and know something about me. I decided …show more content…

Is tone, setting and character established quickly? __________ Characterization: Are characters believable, well-rounded? Actions and interactions consistent andwell motivated? _________ Plot: Does progression seem inevitable without being too predictable? Is story interesting and compelling to read? __________ Conflict: Does protagonist have a problem serious enough for the reader to care about?Is it solved satisfactorily? __________ Style: Is writing fresh and free of cliches? Does it reveal writer's own vision and attitude clearly? Are viewpoint changes and pacing handled smoothly? __________ Mechanics: Is grammar and punctuation correct? Spelling accurate? Is manuscript professionally prepared? Are historical details consistent and

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