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Class Evaluation

1. The things I liked about this class was meeting new people. As well as improving my typing skills. I also like how we did a goals planning journal so achieve our goals. 

2. Things I did not like about the class was how we did we did the same thing like everyday. Also that we weren't allowed to use phones or listen to music.

3. My recommendations for improving the class is to let us listen to music or if we can recommend music for you to play. Also to change everyday up. For example one day we do student success and one day we don't. Also maybe do more partner projects. 

4. Yes, I am reading my Life Goals Journal at least five minutes daily. I like to keep myself updated with my life. I also know that I want to achieve most of my goals and that is why I write more and more.
5. I am committed to be a CTR person 24/7 because you become a better person. Also because when you do good, good will come back. To add on, if you're a good person people will want to be around you more. Doing right will make you feel right.

6. What I learned from this class that I will pass forward to others to teach and help them is to be kind and generous to others. A big one is to be obedient. Also to always choose the right. These things can help people feel better about themselves.

7. Something I will always remember about this class is the great kind people in here. As well as me always choosing the right and carrying my ctr card. 

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