After hearing your classmates’ storymap presentations, choose one classmate’s story that stood out to you. Write about what you liked or learned from their journey and explain why it was meaningful to you.

 After hearing your classmates’ storymap presentations, choose one classmate’s story that stood out to you. Write about what you liked or learned from their journey and explain why it was meaningful to you.

Prompt Response: Probably Orlando's story it was written well. I liked how he did it and the stories involved. I liked the themes of being forced to learn to do something that happened to me in my life. Some examples for me were tutoring and having to do taekwondo. It's meaningful to me because it is relatable.

Summary: learning others' stories is meaningful and important

Reflection: everyone is different in life

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