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7 - Keep your head up when... - Hope

November 23, 2021 • Great Teacher Steve • Season 2 • Episode 7

"I would say, keep your head up, you're strong." - Zaria, 12 years old

Great Teacher Steve with Trey, Anyah, Zaria, Saraiya, Jaysen, Melinah, Gabby, Noah, Jordan, Cemyah, Sophia, Symone and Charli.

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Music
Song: Remove the Complexities
Artist: Peter Sandberg
Album: KEEN: Complete Concentration Vol. 1
Released: 2017

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Keep your head up, when people try to bring you down or try to bully you. They are going to bully you because they're either jealous or they feel ugly inside and don't let them get to you so bad that you start crying or that you try to commit suicide or do commit suicide. They're just doing it to get at you and make themselves feel better about themselves inside. And, and you're just gonna give them more power over you.. Keep your head up when you feel pressured. Keep your head up when other people start to doubt your capabilities. Keep your head up when you believe in yourself. Keep your head up when you know what's right, so that people can fight for their own rights and fight for their own freedom. What keep your head up would you say to yourself? Keep your head up when things are harder, like if you're going through something bad like you get bullied or maybe some bad luck really happened to you. You should keep your head up and it also can mean to help others too. Keep your head up and make it to next year. Sixth grade flew by really fast. Like when I say fast, I mean like really fast. A lot of things happened. I'm just trying to get to the seventh grade. I would say, keep your head up, you're strong. I would say, keep your head up to follow your dreams because I think you have a right to follow your own dreams and passions.