Research Paper On Valenzuela

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My topic for my renaissance person was Fernando Valenzuela. I saw patterns that some people did other athletes and other people did people like in movies. I learned that Fernando Valenzuela participated in a charity to raise money for cancer and that his nickname is El Toro. In this project the learner profiles I saw was thinker because a lot of people had to think about what they had to do and how they had to do it. The global contexts that I saw were personal and cultural expression. If I were to do this project again I would actually do everything on time and not turn it in late. My high and low points were that I got it turned it in and my low point was that I turned it in late. The key concepts that I saw were change because I learned

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