My Overall Ribbon

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This is one of the overall ribbons that I have received from a dance competition for scoring one of the highest marks in my age category. This has been included in my portfolio because this shows that I am proud of my artistic accomplishments and that I am passionate about dance. This ribbon is a result of my hard work in and out of my dance studio.
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My overall ribbon shows that I am passionate about dance and that I am able to work hard to be able to perform my best. This also shows that I am determined. To receive this ribbon, I put in multiple hours into perfecting my solo, receiving and fixing my corrections that my teacher gave me and I needed to practice.
Reflect:
This overall ribbon shows that I am passionate about dance

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