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In Leigh's journal he wrote that "problem solving seemed to be his life's work." List four problems you have had to solve during the past week.
Leigh wrote his composition for Mr. Drexler using only nouns and verbs. How did Mr. Drexler react to Leigh's writing? How to you think Ms. Habis-Jones would have felt about his writing?
Drexler told Leigh, "We're proud of you." Infer who he meant by "we."
Leigh realized that in track and life he'd probably "win some and lose some." List two ways winning and two ways losing helps a person.
How had Leigh changed since last summer? In what ways had Strider changed? What do you think caused each to change?
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