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To Whom It May Concern-
It is with great pleasure that I write this letter of recommendation for Ms. Tu Dung.
Ms. Dung was in my English class during the 2014-2015 school year. She was an exemplary student, both in her command of the English language (pronunciation, fluency, vocabulary and grammar), and her progress and hard work throughout the year.
I must admit that when I first met her and heard her speak I thought perhaps she has a British parent or had spent time in England. Her command of the language was that good!
At first, she was reluctant to participate in class and I could not understand why. Through an open discussion I found out that she dreaded public speaking, and shied away from class participation in general. However, she worked very hard on her self-confidence and began voluntarily joining in our class discussions and passionately expressed personal thoughts on literary works and films.
She researched and worked on methods to prepare presentation materials, such as: watching Youtube videos on public speaking, focusing on body language and practiced them determinedly in our classes. She seized every chance to get up and try out the new techniques she was learning, whether it was making effective eye contact or crafting a logical speech. It was obvious that she had taken the time to “read between the lines” and had done extra research to appreciate the artistic and moral values of the materials she read. Her motivation to succeed was very high, and I believe she achieved it well. I know that her level of self-confidence increased with all of this too.
Through all of these changes emerged a very ethical and insightful thinker. She welcomed challenges as opportunities to learn and grow.
I am certain that through her speaking and participating in class, she gained confidence, articulation and improved soft skills.
I was so pleased and honored to watch her grow, both as a student and an adult. She took her work very seriously and invested time and energy to attain her best.
In summary, Ms. Tu was one of the best students I had during my stay in Vietnam. Both her academic performance and personal character align well with your University's values. Therefore I strongly believe she will be a great asset to the University of Social Sciences and Humanities – Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City.

Sincerely,
Roneet Mallin RN, MPH

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Để người mà nó có thể quan tâm-Đó là với niềm vui lớn mà tôi viết thư này giới thiệu cho bà Tu Dung.Bà Dung là trong lớp học tiếng Anh của tôi trong năm học 2014-2015. Cô ấy là một học sinh gương mẫu, cả hai cô dưới quyền chỉ huy của Anh ngữ (phát âm, lưu loát, từ vựng và ngữ pháp), và sự tiến bộ và các công việc khó khăn trong suốt năm.Tôi phải thừa nhận rằng khi tôi lần đầu tiên gặp cô ấy và nghe cô ấy nói tôi nghĩ rằng có lẽ cô ấy có một phụ huynh Anh hoặc đã dành thời gian ở Anh. Cô ngôn ngữ là tốt! Lúc đầu, cô ấy đã được miễn cưỡng tham gia vào các lớp học và tôi không thể hiểu lý do tại sao. Thông qua một cuộc thảo luận mở, tôi phát hiện ra rằng cô ấy sợ hãi nói trước công chúng, và shied xa tham gia lớp học nói chung. Tuy nhiên, cô đã làm việc rất chăm chỉ về sự tự tin của mình và bắt đầu tự nguyện tham gia vào các cuộc thảo luận lớp và nhiệt tình thể hiện những suy nghĩ cá nhân trên tác phẩm văn học và phim ảnh. She researched and worked on methods to prepare presentation materials, such as: watching Youtube videos on public speaking, focusing on body language and practiced them determinedly in our classes. She seized every chance to get up and try out the new techniques she was learning, whether it was making effective eye contact or crafting a logical speech. It was obvious that she had taken the time to “read between the lines” and had done extra research to appreciate the artistic and moral values of the materials she read. Her motivation to succeed was very high, and I believe she achieved it well. I know that her level of self-confidence increased with all of this too.Through all of these changes emerged a very ethical and insightful thinker. She welcomed challenges as opportunities to learn and grow.I am certain that through her speaking and participating in class, she gained confidence, articulation and improved soft skills.I was so pleased and honored to watch her grow, both as a student and an adult. She took her work very seriously and invested time and energy to attain her best. In summary, Ms. Tu was one of the best students I had during my stay in Vietnam. Both her academic performance and personal character align well with your University's values. Therefore I strongly believe she will be a great asset to the University of Social Sciences and Humanities – Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City.Trân trọngRoneet Mallin RN, MPH