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LEARNING INTENTIONS
LEARNING INTENTIONS
To experiment with different ways to tell my story.
To experiment with different ways to tell my story.
The Story of Self
The Story of Self
The most powerful story is the story we tell ourselves.
The most powerful story is the story we tell ourselves.
TASK
TASK
Look at this list of 10 reasons why, and benefits of, telling your own story.
Look at this list of 10 reasons why, and benefits of, telling your own story.
Choose the three that you think are the most relevant or accurate.
Choose the three that you think are the most relevant or accurate.
Finish this sentence - There are many benefits to telling your own story, these include: . . .
Finish this sentence - There are many benefits to telling your own story, these include: . . .
Writing about your life can enhance personal growth and learning.
Writing about your life helps to links fragments of experience into a sense of wholeness.
Writing about your life enables you to make a coherent narrative from your experiences.
Writing about your life can help you to express feelings.
Writing about your life can shift your thinking and create the feeling of self-control and confidence.
Writing about your life enables you to re-live old memories and events.
Writing about your life is a way to preserve your experiences.
Writing about your life means you will be remembered.
Writing about your life enables you to share your wisdom.
Life writing helps you to better understand yourself and your connection to the world.
Writing Portfolio Task 3
Writing Portfolio Task 3
Describe your earliest childhood memory.
Describe your earliest childhood memory.
Use as much sensory detail as possible to bring your story to life.
Use as much sensory detail as possible to bring your story to life.
Six Word Memoirs
Six Word Memoirs
Six Word Memoirs by Teens.m4v
Six Word Memoirs
Six Word Memoirs
You are going to write a six word memoir and then create a visually appealing poster for it.
You are going to write a six word memoir and then create a visually appealing poster for it.
TASK - Expressing Memories
TASK - Expressing Memories
Think of a memory that you remember vividly.
Think of a memory that you remember vividly.
It should be a memory that comes easily to you.
It should be a memory that comes easily to you.
Why do you think you remember this so well?
Why do you think you remember this so well?
Try connecting one or more emotions to this memory.
Try connecting one or more emotions to this memory.
Verbally: Tell your memory to someone that you know. Can you make them feel the emotion?
Visually: Express your memory using only lines and shapes. Do the emotions come out in your drawings?
Writing Task
Writing Task
Write your memory in less than a page. Do the emotions come out in your words?
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