Week 3: Identity Charts

Share the identity charts for
Jonathan Rodriguez, C.J Duron, Julius Lester and Dalton Conley.

By creating this identity chart, I'm able to see myself clearer and know what kind of person I am.
Before creating this identity chart, I think about this question "Who am I? " For example of my hobbies, characteristics, appearance. I also considered of the identity that beyond my control and identity under my control.

The individual in the society part 2

Lesson Reflection 2

Handout 1.5 (Finding One's Voice) Q3 : What are you passionate about? How do the things you are passionate about help shape who you are?

  Answer: I have a passionate in never giving up in chasing something I like. Once i get interested into something, I will never stop chasing after it until I get it. For example, when I started to have my first match of badminton competition, I knew I wouldn't give up in achieving better result in the future.This passionate help to shape me into a patient and a "Dream Big" person.

Handout 1.6 (Stories We Tell Ourselves) Q3 : Make a list of the adjectives that describe you. Which did you think of first? Which took longer to think of? Why were you able to think of some adjectives more easily than others?

  Answer: ~Emotional

                ~ Lazy

                ~ Noisy (Talkative)

                ~ Sensibility

  I was able to think of some adjectives more easily than others because I know I always upset and feeling down for no reason. I think it was just that I had keep thinking about too much things.

Literature is lit

The individual in the Society Part 1

Lesson reflection 1:

In the first lesson of  literature, I have learned a word, " identity". Everyone has their different identity. Identity could be personal characteristics, appearance, interest, religion and information about yourself. We can't ascertain a person's identity is good or bad.For example: I am a lazy, short hair, loving sports guy.

Although everyone has their own identity, but we human come together as one. We don't judge anyone by their identity. Everyone identity is special and unique. We respect them as they do so.