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For many world-class players, participating in your third World Cup, then returning to your club team for an 11th season and being named captain, would be a fitting denouement to a professional career.
Participate in your classes.
While you're there, participate in your own cultural classes, venture into the countryside on a cycling tour and visit the monkeys of Ubud Monkey Forest.
By participating in class your teacher would suspect less faults from you for the rest of the class period.
You are expected to actively participate in your learning community by preparing for class, contributing meaningfully to discussions, and providing constructive feedback to classmates.
There are many ways of participating in class; raising your hand, being an active listener, and laughing at the instructor's jokes are a few.
The most important one is that participating in class will cement in your head the stuff you learned from doing your homework (before it was more like Jell-O).
Doing your homework, being polite to your teachers, and participating in class will earn you a good reputation with your teachers.
Kind of like in elementary school when you get awards for "citizenship" which is really a code word for participating in class, being respectful of your classmates, and helping others.
