The other day in class we did an acitivity about different groups and classes we belong to in our society. In the middle of the page there was a circle we put our name in then around it, our teacher told us to draw a couple of circles and inside it; we wrote what main groups we think ourselves are apart of and what defines us. Then inside each circle we wrote what our job or role is in that group and we underlined one or two circles that we really think defines us as a person.
The groups I am part of is volleyball, Asian-American, female, track & field, family, significant other, friends, and seniors/ period 1 sal's sociology class. In each group I am a different role; however, some of the groups I do not have a role I am jut part of that group.
The roles I represent is that in volleyball, I am known as the one who always gets hurt A LOT! I just dive into everything; people, chairs, the stands, the curtains, and the wall. I am also the really outgoing one in track & field and in my different groups of friends. In my family I play a role has a daughter and a sister and cousin. In my significant other group I play a role has a girlfriend, and in my Asian-American group I just represent a small part of all those who are Asian-American. Last but not least in the group seniors/period Sal's sociology class I play a student.
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I think it's cool how you are apart of so many different groups, and how you have such an easy time naming what your "role" is within those groups. For me, I could not pinpoint what my exact role would be, I have always just pictured myself as a small part of the entire thing.
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