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3 years ago

What lessons does Michelle Obama think that the students in her audience can gain from her father’s life experience!

Social Studies

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LenaWriter [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

She believes that they can stay motivated, questioning and communicative and use her father as an example if they don't have an example like him in their own lives.

Explanation:

In her speech, Michelle Obama shows how her father lived a humble life, but that always promoted motivation in his family. He did everything possible so that his children would not experience any difficulties, but in addition, he urged them to stay motivated, questioning and communicative. This is because he always stimulated intriguing conversations with his children, stimulating their thinking and reasoning, besides allowing them to be able to build their own opinions and be themselves without reprisals.

Michelle says that her father's behavior was crucial to forming the woman she is today. In addition, she claims that she was very privileged to have a father like this, but that she knows that many young people do not have the same privilege, so she hopes that they can use her father as inspiration.

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