what did I do?
I researched about Martin Luther King . Jr ( my change maker) and I did multiple articles about him, like the GALE article. I also did a presentation for him. And I learned multiple things about my change maker, like the Mongomery bus boycott, the “I Have A Dream” speech, “Letter From A Birmingham jail”, and so on.
What did I learn?
I learned multiple things about my change maker, like the Mongomery bus boycott, the “I Have A Dream” speech, “Letter From A Birmingham jail”, and also how to make a poster of a change maker.
What I did well?
I did well on learning the things about my change maker, Like how did he born and die, and how did he change the world, like the Mongomery bus boycott, which desegregated the bus. I correctly identified factual information throughout the biography and showed persistence when questions were challenging. L am especially like how I worked to explain King’s vision in my own words when describing the “I Have a Dream” speech—that showed real understanding. I also demonstrated good comprehension when I explained that segregation was based on race, not wealth, and I successfully identified King’s major accomplishments as a change maker at the end.
What I need to improve on?
I need to improve from listening on class and submitting the work on time, like those articles, I actually turned it late, and it was probably because I didn’t listen very well. One area to work on: several times you copied text directly from the reading instead of putting ideas into your own words. When you rewrite information yourself, it really helps your brain process and remember what you’ve learned. Also, when answering “why” questions, try to focus on the results or impact rather than just describing what happened. For example, when asked why the Birmingham protests were important, mentioning the specific law that passed (Civil Rights Act) would strengthen your answer even more.
Personal narratives
I researched about Martin Luther King . Jr ( my change maker) and I did multiple articles about him, like the GALE article. I also did a presentation for him. I learned multiple things about my change maker, like the Mongomery bus boycott, the “I Have A Dream” speech, “Letter From A Birmingham jail”, or maybe how he was born and died.I did pretty well on learning the things about my change maker, but I need to improve from listening on class and submitting the work on time
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comments from my Flint chatbot:
Great job working through this reading, Leo! You showed persistence in answering the questions and explaining your thinking. Martin Luther King Jr.’s story reminds us that one person committed to justice and equality can truly change the world.
