Assignment: Poet X Reflection

ENGLISH LANGUAGE ARTS 9-A (H)
2022-11-21T17:07:12Z

Due: Feb 10, 2023 by 11:59pm

After reading Poet X, you're going to reflect on all that you've learned in writing.

Using at least 2 pieces of evidence for support, reflect on what you learned about yourself or the world after reading Poet X.

Make sure to begin each paragraph with a clear topic sentence. Make sure you check your spelling and grammar.

Here is the start of an example reflection...

While reading The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo, I relearned the importance of knowing your worth. In the book, Xiomara grappled with her identity and accepting all of who she is, partly because of society's ridiculous expectations of women. She is constantly told she is too much, not enough, or shown by the men in her life that she is an object to be controlled. Through making her own decisions, taking risks, and writing her truth, she begins to turly know herself. Ms. Galiano says "words give people permission to be their fullest self " and it seems to work for Xiomara (Acevedo 345). When she starts to realize she can make her own choices...

After reading Poet X, you're going to reflect on all that you've learned in writing.

Using at least 2 pieces of evidence for support, reflect on what you learned about yourself or the world after reading Poet X.

Make sure to begin each paragraph with a clear topic sentence. Make sure you check your spelling and grammar.

Here is the start of an example reflection...

While reading The Poet X by Elizabeth Acevedo, I relearned the importance of knowing your worth. In the book, Xiomara grappled with her identity and accepting all of who she is, partly because of society's ridiculous expectations of women. She is constantly told she is too much, not enough, or shown by the men in her life that she is an object to be controlled. Through making her own decisions, taking risks, and writing her truth, she begins to turly know herself. Ms. Galiano says "words give people permission to be their fullest self " and it seems to work for Xiomara (Acevedo 345). When she starts to realize she can make her own choices...