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1 In CN: [Semester 1 Reflection] 10 min.
Are you happy with your exam grade? Surprised by it? How accurately does your score reflect your amount of preparation for this exam? How would you score yourself for the 1st semester based on homework completion, class participation (yes, this includes meaningful contribution to the conversation), and classroom etiquette (talking over others, including teacher, inappropriate cell phone use, etc.) What are your goals for 2nd semester? What changes are you going to make to reach your goals? How can I help?

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