Identity
Identity
In your groups, talk about identity. At your age, much
of your identity has been inherited.
Did your parents, grandparents, great-grandparents,
great-great-grandparents:
Go to a school building Monday to Friday?
Speak the same language and dialect as you?
Wear the same style of clothes?
Worship the same religion?
Live in Winnipeg?
Other differences/similarities?
As you get older, what parts of your identity do you
hope to keep the same/change?
we both have two parents
ReplyDeletehis mom is taller than his dad. for me it is the opposite.
we both speak English
we both have uncles
wdhere r da diffrences
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DeleteMy protagonist is a boy originally named Kii Yazhi but in boarding school he was given the name Ned Begay. He never fully stopped speaking his native language, Navajo, but spoke it in private with his classmates. He excelled in his classes and gained favor with his teachers. after high school he gets sent off to war to help develop the secret code. Personally, I have very little in common with Ned Begay. I think I'll consider myself fairly lucky on that note.
ReplyDeleteWe both speak English, we both went to school.
I was never sent to boarding school, and I have no indigenous heritage.
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Deletehe speaks two languages i speak one
ReplyDeleteWe both have together parents
ReplyDeleteWe both both have grand parents
We both are the same gender/Male
We both have at least one uncle/ I have more than one uncle
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DeleteMy protagonist is a boy originally named Kii Yazhi but in boarding school he was given the name Ned Begay. He never fully stopped speaking his native language, Navajo, but spoke it in private with his classmates. He excelled in his classes and gained favor with his teachers. after high school he gets sent off to war to help develop the secret code. Personally, I have very little in common with Ned Begay. I think I'll consider myself fairly lucky on that note.
ReplyDeleteWe both speak English, we both went to school.
I was never sent to boarding school, and I have no indigenous heritage.