Answer:
Paragraph 14 develops the idea and reveals that how Rashema Melson was able to cope with her adverse situations by keeping up her head held high.
Step-by-step explanation:
'At the Head of Her Class, and Homeless' is an article published by NPR Staff in June 2014. The article is about Rashema Melson who scores first in her high school and is given full college scholarship. Though she is a topper, yet her situation speaks the opposite. After her father's murder, Rashema with her mother and younger siblings shifted to the D. C. General Homeless Shelter.
In paragraph 14, Melson shares the way she encourages other homeless kids. Her view point contributes to the idea that how she was able to cope with her adverse situation, that is, by keeping up her head held high and knowing that the shelter is a temperoray place.