Tiana Guzzardi: Consideration for Units 3 & 4 Accelerated Subjects

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Recommended: Ethics as an area of knowledge

This letter is to provide you with information regarding Tiana Guzzardi to be considered for a Unit 3&4 Accelerated Subject in 2018. To assist you with your decision we will discuss Tiana's study ethics, her vision to setting goals and her excelling learning attributes.

Tiana has many positive attributes towards school and learning, she is always well focused, hard working, committed to her school work as well as challenging herself. She is capable towards self motivation and has a willingness to research and investigate a new mindsets about learning, which makes her independent, competent and a very capable student.

Through challenges Tiana is presented with a she is able to demonstrate perseverance and problem solving strategies to

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