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Personal Narrative: Mrs. Cardin

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If I were to think of one teacher who made an impact on me it would be Mrs. Cardin. I chose her because I had her in 5th grade and she had just gotten to know me. Then at the end of the year she said that she‘s going to be a 7th grade teacher and so i knew something good was going to happen in 7th grade. When she said she was going to be a 7th grade teacher it made me realize that only second chances come for a reason. I knew that I could do what I wanted to do be a really good kid. When I got in 7th grade she held me to really high expectations and I took those expectations and met them. And when she held me to high expectations I took them. I knew I had to work harder than ever. And we have to be the best ever. If I were to think of one
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