Prompt: Write a blog post reflecting on a time when you or someone you know was misunderstood because of a single story. How can limiting ourselves to one perspective be harmful? What can we do to make sure we see people and cultures more fully?

 One time, my friend was misunderstood because people only saw him as a quiet kid. They thought he was shy and not very smart, but he was actually really funny and creative. When we only see one side of a person or culture, we miss the full story. This can lead to wrong ideas and unfair judgments. To see people and cultures more fully, we should listen, ask questions, and keep an open mind. Everyone has more to them than just one story.

Today in class, we did a CommonLit.com assignment. We read an article and answered questions about it. The questions helped us understand the main idea and details better. Some were easy, but others made us think more. It was a good way to practice reading and thinking skills.

Today was a good day. I went to class, did my work, and everything went fine. Nothing too hard or stressful. I got to talk with my friends and just enjoy the day. Overall, it was simple but good.


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