First A is about attitude. Living in KIT I have to be friendly because being friendly can let me get to know each other clearly so that we can work together as a teamwork in order to get success in learning process. Example, when I have any problems that related to my learning or something I can ask them for help and our friendship will be closer and closer. More than this respecting rule is the most important thing that I have to be careful with because school made up a rule for students to guy them in a right way so that if I want to be success in my learning process I have to follow the structures of KIT. Another thing is I have to be more respectful to teachers and friends. Being respectful can let people around me feel comfortable with me and trust me when I want to do something like big assignment or many stuff. Moreover in class I have to respect to everyone while they’re sharing about lesson or some information even they’re making some mistakes no one is perfect so that we have to encourage each other when they have some problem both in and outside campus.

Second A is about awareness. KIT is the one of international school in Cambodia which provide students a real quality of education system that related to technology. For me, studying here I don’t have to worry about learning here teachers are professional and skillful in their own major so that during my learning process we can learn a lot about technical things and practice it. Moreover I can have a chance to work abroad when I graduated that why I have to work hard in order to catch this chance on my own hand and I have to be strong as much as possible even I face many difficulties during my studying I have to deal with it and end up with a massive experiences.

Last A is about authenticity. Once of the student in KIT I have to be honest be responsible on something that I have done even it’s good or bad I have to face with it if it’s good it means that I have done a great job. If it’s bad it means that I can come up with a best experiences of all. One more thing is I have to be more respectful to everyone here because being respectful politely can make people around me become more comfortable especially being rude here no one will welcome so that I have to be more responsible on this point. The most important thing is that learning from your faults is the way to get success.

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