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College Admissions Essay: To Be A Good Dancer

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“The good teachers explain, the superior teacher demonstrates, and the great teacher inspires,” said William Hard. This quote inspires me to be a dance teacher. After I graduate, I have considered to be a dance instructor. I feel that I possess many of the qualities needed to peruse this dream. First I feel that I acquire the quality of being caring. Being caring, patient, and gentle are important when wanting to be a dance teacher. I am very motherly with children especially in dance. When it comes down to patience, I feel that you have to be patient for them to succeed. That goes along the lines with being gentle. No one wants to be fussed at in a harsh manner. Next I am a good dancer. In my opinion, to be a good dancer they need to be
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