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This document outlines the criteria teachers will use to nominate a student of the month. It discusses the acronym DARE, with each letter representing a quality teachers will look for: D is for Dream/Vision, A is for Action/Effort, R is for Results/Social Intelligence, and E is for Expect/Optimism. It encourages students to believe in themselves, seek help, overcome challenges, and improve their grades to become great students and potentially earn the student of the month recognition.
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Stomp intro
- 2. THIS GIVES YOUR FOUR CHANCES TO WIN! FOUR WINNERS/MONTH FROM EACH GRADE! Lets take a closer look out what teachers will look for when making their nominations!
- 3. EXPECT = ACTION =DREAM = RESULTS = DARETO BE STUDENT OF THE MONTH!
- 4. DREAM = VISION! THE D in DARE to be STUDENT OF THE MONTH!
- 5. ACTION = EFFORT! THE A in DARE to be student of the month!
- 6. RESULTS = SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE! The R in DARE to be student of the month!
- 7. *I believe I control my future *Ibelieveaskingforhelpisastrength *IbelieveIcanovercomeanysetback *I believe in myself and will celebrate my success and effort *I believe attending school is key to my academic success! *I believe consistently striving to improve my grades will make me a great student! EXPECT = OPTIMISM! The E in DARE to be student of the month!
- 8. I CANT WAIT TO NOMINATE ONE OF YOU FOR THESE RECOGNITIONS! Lets Recap: YOU HAVE FOUR CHANCES TO WIN EACH MONTH