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Personal Narrative: Tony In The Classroom

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Tony is one of the most humble student leaders I have ever encountered. Tony leads by doing and often stays after robotics meeting to clean up and making sure the classroom is in order for the next day. Tony is highly regarded by his peers, teachers and members in the community. Tony’s teammates have this to say about him. Nick says, "Tony is hardworking, industrious, intelligent, and honest. He makes me be a better person here (robotics lab/MakerSpace) and work harder as an individual." Noah says, "Tony is not hesitant, he is decisive and confident. He has been really good at showing me that I can do more than build. He encourages me to be involved with all aspects of our team." Rachel says, "Tony has been committed to building the robot.

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