English, 30.10.2020 18:20 rachelsweeney10
Using key narrative elements (sensory details, a logical sequence of events, and dialogue), describe a situation
where you felt judged and how you learned from that experience. Your response should be at least two paragraphs (or at
least 15 sentences)
• Consider the following ways a person can feel judged how you look, talk, dress, perform in school, athletic ability
creative talents, where you live, etc
• What made this situation uncomfortable or difficult for you? Describe the situation in a logical sequence
• How and what did you leam from the experience? Did someone give you advice (add this as your dialogue) or help
you in any way?
• What is the outcome of the situation? What advice would you give to somebody else feeling judged?
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