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But not all parents of high academic achievers are the same; some are modest and shy away from, as one calls it, ‘boasting’ about their children; and if they do decide to post an academic achievement of one of their children, it seems they do so,Cheap NFL Jerseys, halfheartedly. This I understand.Roshique Shemar JonesTwo of Roshique’s awardsThere are many Guyanese who have held onto, and continue to holdto the belief that ‘self-praise’ is no recommendation. I believe, however, that you have to blow your own trumpet since it’s hardly likely that someone else will blow it for you. And let’s face it, the more we post the academic achievements and successes of our young people,the greater the chances that other young, not so motivated, will push themselves to achieve also. 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He’s also a finalist in the Gates Millennium Scholarship, and will be studying for a dual degree in Engineering with a concentration on Mechatronics and a degree in Animation.But what does Roshique say about himself and his aspirations? Asked about how he has been able to adapt to his North American home, after arriving here at the age of 14, young Jones said: “I have been able to adapt quickly and efficiently to my environment.  This is evident in attending three High Schools in three different countries and still being able to maintain an overall A – B average.  I placed in the top 100 in the Trinidad and Tobago Secondary School Achievement Examination out of a total of 35,000. I have always been in the top 10% of my class at all the schools I attended.”Roshique Jones is a seemingly withdrawn youth. His cool personality, however, contradicts his passion as his focus as a student: “I am on my school’s Robotic Team,Cheap Jerseys From China,” he went on to explain, “and my leadership abilities have effectively helped me in working as a team and handling multiple tasks. I am a quick study, learning new skills quickly and applying them successfully, through both the use of initiative and the ability to understand instructions. I am also a S.T.E.M Ambassador for my high school.” And before I could have asked what the hell the acronym meant, Roshique smiled and told me: “Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.”The following is a little interview that I did with Roshique Jones. He was hesitant in his modesty, but on me insisting he opened up. “My education?  2002 to2008: Exchange Presbyterian Primary School—Trinidad and Tobago; 2009 t0 2010: Miracle Ministries High School—Trinidad and Tobago …2010 to 2012: St. Joseph’s High school, Guyana. And now here in Georgia: Meadow Creek High School—that was from 2013 to present.”“I made the Honors Roll in 2010, 2013, 2014 and 2015. In August and November of 2014, I was the Meadowcreek High School ‘Mustang of the Month’; and again in February, 2015. What else? Oh yes, I was part of the school’s ‘A’ Team, 2012 to 2013; and 2014- to 2015. In 2014 I was also the Meadowcreek U, Math Student of the Year…” He thought a while and then ended: “I was also selected to receive the National Academy of Future Scientists and Technology Award of Excellence.”All I could have said was, “Fantastic!”. And then I ended with a question I felt, deep in my gut, was too commonplace for a student such as Roshique Shemar Jones: “What do you want to be when you grow up?”I thought he would have given me that look that said, “Seriously?” Instead, he simply said, “My career goal is to work in the field of Mechatronics/Robotics with a focus on Design and to be a Computer Animator.”So let’s talk of anticipated futures. Roshique Shemar Jones’, looks good.