What Is Jahmari's Personality

Bryce enjoys being around his friends and enjoys the extracurricular activities they get to participate in. He does a great job in expressing his idea and viewpoint on things he is passionate about and receiving feedback on even though I think sometimes feedback from his peers doesn’t matter to him. Most times in group or when with teachers Bryce is the example child or the child that would be most trusted to be the leader but if chosen not to be the leader he does good in following directions.

good kid but as soon as he moved the people that he hung around were misbehaved

Throughout high school I have grown as an athlete and person. I have loved playing sports my whole life, but I have learned to love giving back to the community and youth even more. Although playing sports have taken me across the country and also brought much success and joy to me, nothing brings more pleasure than passing my skills and knowledge on to the youth here in Knappa.

He also likes to play with kids tells them never to give up in school and tells them kind words and makes them fell happy about there day.Talks to kids about football and tells them to never give up in school if you want to be where he is one day if you want to be in football you haft to succed.

He was always playing sports with his brother, and with his dad. At his elementary school he was always being a leader. Especially at indoor recess.

He makes a few friendships within the ward with a few of the

3. He was a model student, never got in trouble with his parents, and always did the right thing. He had an upstanding character that did not go unnoticed.

Like the fictional character of Katniss, Ishmael Beah also became a child soldier.< Beah’s childhood in Sierra Leone evaporated when his village and home were destroyed because of civil war and he became an orphan living on the run leaving him vulnerable to grave dangers at the age of 12. As the “tide of civil war takes over people’s lives and homes, young people may be forcibly conscripted and abducted into armed groups” (Berry 93). During this time he ”became afraid, since [he] could no longer tell the difference between dream and reality” as his nightmares and reality blurred together (Beah 15). Being in day-to-day survival mentality and having childhood joys stripped away was a major physiological scar and a daunting wound to heal. This

He loves being around his family. He grew up in a traditional family with five siblings. At the age of eleven he went to live with his grandmother who helped raise him, and shape him into the successful person he is today .He was mandated by his grandmother to attend church every Sunday which has played a major role in his spiritual life to date. He graduated from high school at the age of seventeen and applied to several colleges. He decided on Louisiana Tech University. He got his bachelors in Biology and has a master’s in Public health. He initially wanted to become a medical doctor but along the line, he lost interest in the field and settled for biology.

Harrison’s attitude is always positive and he is always willing to help the people around him. He has made a ton of growth this year. He is below grade level in reading and math due to reading. This summer he would benefit from reading daily. I have truly enjoyed having Harrison in my classroom this year. His positive energy always brightens my day.

“On my first day of kindergarten, he showed up and played games with the teacher, Mrs. Meade, and my classmates. He bought me a light orange and blue jacket after school.”

Determined and resilient are the first words that come to mind describing Nefertari; He is not afraid of a challenge and is ready for what lies ahead... It is with great enthusiasm that I write this recommendation for Nefertari Vivian. An intelligent and hard-working student, Nefertari consistently focuses on being successful in her academics. She is a well-rounded and adjusted individual with an apparent positive attitude.

Scott is an analytical thinker who does well in education, and in extra-curricular activities. He has also been a member of Student Council, where he helps keep the ideas flowing during our monthly meetings. He encourages others to stay on task, and stay together when we have field trips. He is a great leader and an asset to both student council, and our GT program.

Pictured above is Jahi McMath and her mother. Jahi’s tragic story illustrates a common misunderstanding about death which could have possibly been remedied years ago. As related on the previous slide, it is difficult, and, at times impossible, for a family to accept brain stem death because their loved one appears to be breathing.

Everyone that he has been in contact with always enjoys being around him. He has definitely complimented my attitude when it comes to my outlook on life. He is an ideal role model for anyone that has met him.