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 I come from a unique educational background. I attended a small charter school in Westlake, TX, that fully integrated the International Baccalaureate (IB) program into its curriculum. With a graduating class of just 60 students, I had the opportunity to know most of my teachers personally—many of whom, in my junior and senior years, had doctorates. This made for an incredibly individualized and comprehensive education—one that was truly transformative.
 
 Two things stand out to me the most about my experience.
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 The most valuable lessons weren’t the ones confined to a syllabus or a final exam—they were the ones that taught me how to learn. I realized that education isn’t just about absorbing information; it’s about developing the ability to question, synthesize, and apply knowledge in meaningful ways. True learning happens when you step beyond memorization and start making connections, when you embrace complexity rather than simplify it, and when you recognize that every answer leads to new questions.
 
-The best kind of education doesn’t just prepare you for the future—it teaches you how to shape it.
+The best kind of education doesn’t just prepare you for the future—it teaches you how to shape it.