![“It makes me feel good to see [students] feel pride about themselves and their work. It has nothing to do with me career wise…I saw them get like excited and they had to get more critical…It helps me because it makes us feel proud of our students…My students are my artwork, my students are my portfolio.” Credit: Video Recording](https://skylinepost.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/IMG-9507_1-900x802.jpg)
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