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SAX_Januari_2015 my interview

He Hang
He Hang

Tony, an international student from China, formed a group with nine other students from various courses to help each other succeed academically and grow as individuals. The group provides support by sharing exam experiences, both successes and failures, and motivating each other to keep a positive spirit. Tony has found the group beneficial to improving his performance and changing his attitude. He now hopes to inspire other international students to form similar support groups to increase their ambition and motivation.

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39TEXT WENDY VAN TIL AND NICOLIEN OLDEMAN PHOTOS TOMA TUDOR, WENDY VAN TIL T ony is a student from China. Like many internati- onal students, he felt a bit depressed during his first year of studying abroad. It was hard to find motivati- on. I wanted to perform well in my course and make new friends. But also I wanted to improve myself as a person: my ambitions, inspire others. I started thinking: how could I achieve that? Now Ive formed a group with nine other students, from various courses. Together we talk about our performances in interview I want to inspire motivation and ambition Hang He (Tony is his English name), a second-year student of the short degree Marketing course, has formed a group with other students to make sure he and his group members succeed. Not just at university, but also as persons. SAX interviewed him about this idea. projects and exams. But also about experiences in other areas. Weve become more of a kind of family. Is it working? I really think so. At least for me it has worked. When you think youve failed your exam, the group is there to share your experience. They motivate you for the next exam period and make sure you keep a positive spirit. We are also there for good experiences. Like, for instance, if I got a high score in the exam, I can share how I achieved it and share study tips. I noticed that I felt embarrassed to share my failures, but the group has changed that. And it made me perform better. It changes your attitude positively. In the period before the holidays Tony gave a presentation of his groups idea, called: The family of, to first-year international students. I hope I inspired them to make sure they have a group of people around them, who they can talk to. And in that way it increases their life ambition and motivation. You can find Tony via Facebook (as Hang He) if you want more information or inspiration.

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  • 1. 39TEXT WENDY VAN TIL AND NICOLIEN OLDEMAN PHOTOS TOMA TUDOR, WENDY VAN TIL T ony is a student from China. Like many internati- onal students, he felt a bit depressed during his first year of studying abroad. It was hard to find motivati- on. I wanted to perform well in my course and make new friends. But also I wanted to improve myself as a person: my ambitions, inspire others. I started thinking: how could I achieve that? Now Ive formed a group with nine other students, from various courses. Together we talk about our performances in interview I want to inspire motivation and ambition Hang He (Tony is his English name), a second-year student of the short degree Marketing course, has formed a group with other students to make sure he and his group members succeed. Not just at university, but also as persons. SAX interviewed him about this idea. projects and exams. But also about experiences in other areas. Weve become more of a kind of family. Is it working? I really think so. At least for me it has worked. When you think youve failed your exam, the group is there to share your experience. They motivate you for the next exam period and make sure you keep a positive spirit. We are also there for good experiences. Like, for instance, if I got a high score in the exam, I can share how I achieved it and share study tips. I noticed that I felt embarrassed to share my failures, but the group has changed that. And it made me perform better. It changes your attitude positively. In the period before the holidays Tony gave a presentation of his groups idea, called: The family of, to first-year international students. I hope I inspired them to make sure they have a group of people around them, who they can talk to. And in that way it increases their life ambition and motivation. You can find Tony via Facebook (as Hang He) if you want more information or inspiration.