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Management Support 2 Speech Introducing Ms. Alexandria Sullens

We all have someone in our life who we admire. In my case, I cannot sum up enough words to describe this phenomenal woman. The person I look up to the most is my algebra teacher, Ms. Sullens. Her life inspires and helps me to live a better life. Alexandria Sullens was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan. She graduated from Renaissance High School top of her class. She earned a full ride to Michigan State University. She is very intelligent and a joy to be around. It is always a pleasure for her to teach me every day. Ms. Sullens teaching style has had a profound impact on my life. She makes learning fun. She has instilled a desire to do algebra as a pleasure and inspires me to become an algebra teacher one day. I dont think I will ever know the true lasting impact she will have in my life until I am older. No one could have ever predicted the importance of me being in her class. These experiences have proved to be life changing. Ms. Sullens tells me to never give up in anything I do. She pushes me to become a better student and a better person. Her hard work and dedication, touches a lot of students here at Cass Technical High School. She instilled a dream in each of her students to be the absolute best we can be. Everyone has dreams but there are few people in this world strong enough to fight for them. Surely, Ms. Sullens is one of these people. Loving, pragmatic, and caring are the traces of her personality that are most recognizable. There are not enough synonyms of phenomenal that

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could convey every aspect of my teacher. But one is remarkable.