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Die Abschlussrede gehört nicht nur den Besten

Follow a graduation speaker who broadens her speech beyond top marks while letting classmates control how their experiences are included. 918 words

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Comprehension quiz

Why does Paula revise a draft containing real academic achievements?
What limit does Mara set for the use of her contribution?
How does Paula make room within the agreed five minutes?
How does Paula respond when another classmate says her experience was not represented?
What does Ben ask Paula not to turn his learning experience into?
Why are the final exact passages sent back to the contributors for confirmation?