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Goals Advise incoming high school students on the importance of creating a strong sense of self as they make the transition from middle
school or junior high to high school. Explain how a strong sense of self can help a student succeed in high school.

Role
For the purpose of this project, you should imagine that you're a high school senior who works as an aide in the guidance
department, and you frequently do orientation presentations for incoming freshmen.

Audience

Your target audience is a class of high school freshmen who may need a little encouragement to stand up for themselves, get
involved in school activities, and join the high school scene.
Situation
The guidance counselors and several teachers at your school have noticed that many incoming freshmen spend (read: waste) the
first quarter of high school trying to figure out how to fit in. Some of these faculty members have asked you to put together a "highly
visual" piece of advice that highlights some of the traits of a successful high school student

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