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Spoken Narrative
Phase 1- Personal background As the jokes continued, I got called a “No Sabo” kid and I felt very ashamed to even call myself a Hispanic. “No Sabo” is a playful way of saying “I don’t know” in Spanish and that phrase is mostly used for Hispanic people, who don’t know the language and is…
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WHO AM I?
Hello, as you read my personal narrative getting to know me in a broader description I will break it down here small facts about me! My name is Grace Colon and I’m a Psychology major. I live in Brooklyn, New York who lives in a Hispanic household Puerto Rican and Dominican, but as you know…
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Self Assessing
My Learning Outcome!
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Culture is the heart of home
Phase 2- Interviewing a peers culture Nadir Ali, 17 years old, has the heart of his culture but has lost touch with its traditional values. As a kid who grew up in America, Nadir’s flourishing in English reading grew into his ability to have confidence in English, but his lack of Urdu from not being…
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Two Tongues, One Mind: The Power of Being Bilingual
Phase 3- Research explains the benefits of being bilingual! Imagine if you were in a world where you could speak two languages and if you already do then imagine three or maybe even four; it would feel like a superpower that makes your brain stronger and helps you see the world from different perspectives and…
