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Student Leadership Philosophy Statement

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Leadership is something I am required to be familiar in my school environment. Instructors requires involvements of leadership even in the simplest task as following directions or doing a project. This would in short allows students to better communicated with each other. After several leadership experiences I realize that I enjoy working with other students to solve challenges together. Along with that communicating with the team rather than just simply assigning roles and demands on the group.That is a skill which I was able to developed over the course of the years. And I have grown to enjoy the role of leadership. There were several occasions which my interests in engineering brought out my leadership role.
One of the occasion would be my 8th grade science project. Our teacher gave us an assignment to create a model which allows users to process contaminated water into drinkable water in a group of four. She remarked that the winning team would be given a personal choice of prize. Immediately I began to plan various sorts of model that could be possible. To subdue my excited, I had to take several minutes to remind myself to calm down and reminded myself that I could not …show more content…

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