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Semester Reflection This past semester has been a journey with many ups and downs, but as I look back, I realize that I have met many of the goals I set for myself. Some of the goals I set at the beginning of the semester were to lengthen my achilles, show more emotion when dancing, and create my own unique style. Now that I am reaching the end of the semester, I feel accomplished because I know I have worked to my best abilities. I also feel that I have met many of the goals I have set and in doing so, have become a better dancer and performer. I know I met my goals based on the comments I received from my teachers and peers. Two of my teachers noticed that my jumps were getting better because I was landing my heels when I did a plie. This

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