1) The article discusses a 2016 study that found being involved in school and community activities can help develop leadership skills.
2) It profiles Danial Matta, a 16-year-old student who increasingly took on roles in his school and community over the past few years.
3) Danial and his parents believe his leadership abilities grew due to his greater involvement, such as taking on responsibilities around the house and helping out more at church.
1) The article discusses a 2016 study that found being involved in school and community activities can help develop leadership skills.
2) It profiles Danial Matta, a 16-year-old student who increasingly took on roles in his school and community over the past few years.
3) Danial and his parents believe his leadership abilities grew due to his greater involvement, such as taking on responsibilities around the house and helping out more at church.
1) The article discusses a 2016 study that found being involved in school and community activities can help develop leadership skills.
2) It profiles Danial Matta, a 16-year-old student who increasingly took on roles in his school and community over the past few years.
3) Danial and his parents believe his leadership abilities grew due to his greater involvement, such as taking on responsibilities around the house and helping out more at church.
1) The article discusses a 2016 study that found being involved in school and community activities can help develop leadership skills.
2) It profiles Danial Matta, a 16-year-old student who increasingly took on roles in his school and community over the past few years.
3) Danial and his parents believe his leadership abilities grew due to his greater involvement, such as taking on responsibilities around the house and helping out more at church.
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TO LEADERSHIP? had a lot to say. Weam, At the beginning of Danials father saw grade 9, I felt as if I that Danial had been was irrelevant at my taking an increased school. I was one of role around the school the students that was over the recent years. there at 8:00 A.M and He also explained that left at 2:30 P.M. After around the house a year and a half of Danial has been taking this same routine, I a greater role. He decided that enough helps with chores and was enough. When the takes care of his email was sent out to siblings without any apply to become a The Matta Family Pictured Above complaint. His leader at Muskoka mother, Amal, Woods I leaped at the continued saying at opportunity. From then our church Danial is on I embarked on my now becoming a journey to become a Written By: Stanley servant and is better leader. From attending more. He then on more Watt, Head Editor helps out with the kids opportunities have and it is great to see come and I have taken the leader he has most of them. My time become. in high school did not In 2016, a study was made to show the start off as the easiest, comparisons between being involved What the parents said but looking back, I in/around the school and community can made us curious. We think that everything lead to better leadership skills. The person wanted to go straight happened for a reason. in question Danial Matta. We asked the to the source, we went I am grateful for who I sixteen year old his opinions on the matter to the student himself, have become and what and if such an idea applied to him. Heres Danial Matta. When I will become in the what he had to say. Being a leader, for we caught up with future. me, has advanced in large part due to my Danial after school We thank Danial and increased involvement in school over the this is what he had to the Matta family for past couple of years. We were intrigued say of his their contributions to by this answer and decided to look further development. this study. We will into Danials changes over time. We met continue to further up with Danials parents and asked if they understand this had seen a change in Danial over and they relation.