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Letter To Self
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Aimee Nguyen
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alright As promised.
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We're putting a pause on our essay writing unit for
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this week to give you some time to adjust to
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our new schedule.
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But I felt like it would be a really good
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idea for us.
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Thio practice.
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Um, writing in order Thio, just get get the words
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flowing. So we're going to spend both of our asynchronous
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lessons this week doing some creative writing.
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I know sometimes it's hard to see where academic writing
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and creative writing over lap, But the thing is, is
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that one of the most important parts of academic writing
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is feeling comfortable with it, and creative writing helps us
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do that.
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So for this lesson, we are writing letters to ourselves.
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I felt like this was a good point to do
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this since where are like, well, we're kind were a
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little bit past halfway through the year, but we're experiencing
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a lot of changes.
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So it really is, um, in retrospect, and I feel
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like these two very different half of the year that
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we are experiencing now I want this to be a
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very honest letter.
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So I'm giving you three different options on what version
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of yourself to write to the first option is to
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write a letter to yourself at the beginning of this
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year. It's crazy because that was only like 4.5 months
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ago, but it's been a really long 4.5 months.
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You've experienced so much you've learned so much.
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Whether it's about yourself or anything else, you can give
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advice to to the person that you were at the
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beginning of the year.
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You can tell them what to expect.
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You can tell them what to remember.
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I'm not giving you any guidelines on what you need
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to talk about Justus long as you find it valuable.
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The second option is to write a letter to your
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current self.
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This would be a really good option if you feel
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like you need to take a step back and remind
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yourself what's important, like to breathe or to prepare yourself
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for the rest of the year.
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You can think about those experiences or lessons that you've
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learned already in the first half of the year and
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talk about how you can apply them moving forward and
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I know what I'm saying.
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Gear. I'm talking about an academic year.
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You can talk about school.
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I know it's like the most prominent thing in your
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life right now, but it doesn't have to be about
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school. Your third option is to write a letter to
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yourself at the end of the year, which again it's
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Onley in 4.5 months.
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But it's really crazy because it's not only the end
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of the year, it's the end of your whole middle
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school experience.
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What types of things do you feel like?
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You at that point is gonna need to hear before
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moving on from middle school.
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So right to one of those three versions of yourself
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and follow these other three guidelines about 150 words.
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First person and be honest, go ahead and get ready.
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