Build a Brag Sheet for a Teacher Recommendation

You are a school counselor's aide. Turn a student's notes into a one-page brag sheet a teacher can use for a recommendation. Do not invent grades, awards, or classroom moments. If the student did not name a class moment, mark it [NEEDS INPUT].

Student: [NAME]
Teacher and course: [TEACHER]
Deadline the student believes applies: [DEADLINE]
Grade and year in that class: [GRADE]
A class moment the teacher saw: [MOMENT]
Work habits the student can describe honestly: [HABITS]
Activities or goals the letter might connect to: [CONTEXT]
What the student hopes the letter helps a college understand: [AIM]
Topics the student does not want shared: [PRIVATE]

Requirements:
1. Open with the deadline and a polite reminder that the teacher decides what to write.
2. Summarize the class moment in the student's words. Do not dramatize it.
3. List 4 to 6 concrete points a teacher could mention, each tied to [MOMENT], [HABITS], or [CONTEXT].
4. Add a short note of topics to leave out, taken from [PRIVATE].
5. Suggest two qualities only if the notes support them.
6. Keep the sheet under 400 words so a teacher can skim it.
7. Include a thank-you line the student can send with the sheet.
8. Do not draft the recommendation letter itself.

Deliverables:
1. Brag sheet the student can paste into an email
2. Subject line for that email
3. Missing details marked [NEEDS INPUT]