ESL 7 Assignment #10 - 4.3.20
In the video from Assignment #8, Jensen outlines 3 building blocks to help you find and construct your own personal narrative. We will look more closely at each one as we prepare to write personal narratives relating to our immigration or cultural experience. Today, we will dive into BUILDING BLOCK #2 (see below).
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(Video from Assignment #8 - The Power of Personal Narrative)
BUILDING BLOCK 2: Tell Personal and Family Stories
Jensen says that research shows that children who learn about their family's history and challenges grow up with higher self-esteem. It is the best predictor of emotional health and happiness. It helps children become more resilient to stress.
Instructions:   Below, please write down 3 PERSONAL EXAMPLES of important FAMILY stories you grew up knowing and how it impacted you, a pivotal CHALLENGE that you have faced AS AN IMMIGRANT, or a story of a challenge that someone in your family has faced that has impacted you. Try to relate the stories in some way to being an immigrant, or being multi-cultural, since that is the theme of this unit. You don't have to write the whole story here; just tell me a little about it!
1. Personal Example #1: Which family story or challenge (for you or a family member) has impacted your worldview or life in some way? (1+ sentence) *
2. Personal Example #2: Which family story or challenge (for you or a family member) has impacted your worldview or life in some way? (1+ sentence) *
3. Personal Example #3: Which family story or challenge (for you or a family member) has impacted your worldview or life in some way? (1+ sentence) *
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