In this unit, you have been exploring how identity is expressed in different types of writing: literature, poetry, and informati
onal text. A person's identity is made up of qualities and beliefs that make him or her unique. Sometimes, a person knows exactly who he or she is as a person. Oth
times a person's sense of identity may take time to develop
Do you feel as though you have a fully developed sense of identity? If not, how do you think you will develop your identity over time? What are
some positive aspects of having a strong identity? Are there any negative effects of having a strong identity?
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No, I dont feel that I have fully developed a sense of identity. I feel like i'll will develop my my identity as I grow up, it will probably show on its own. Some positive aspects of having a strong identity are people know who you are as a person when they first meet you. And it makes you a lot more likeable. Yes, some negative effects of having a strong identity are you probably aren't afraid of speaking what's in your mind, and sometimes that might be a bad thing.
I don't think I have a fully developed sense of identity yet because they're are things I'm yet to see or experience that may change the way I perceive things...I think I'll be able to develop my identity by trying new things, meeting other people and going different places...um some positive aspects of having a strong identity is you'll be able to know what you're doing and understand yourself more...and some negative aspects may be not thinking of the other things that may give you a stronger identity....I hope it helps
keep trying you will get it my advice is go a different way around the prob then head in it, if you go around then you will never no and the thing you will now how to do is go around and round until you get stuck and there will be no one there to help you.
As a "part of speech," transitional words are used to link words, phrases, or sentences. They help the reader to progress from one idea (expressed by the author) to the next idea. Thus, they help to build up coherent relationships within the text.
