After hearing your classmates’ storymap presentations, choose one classmate’s story that stood out to you. Write about what you liked or learned from their journey and explain why it was meaningful to you.

 I found Orlando’s story map the most interesting. I like how he expressed how his life really was regarding parents requiring him to do something for a title. I also liked how he finally expressed to them it wasn’t for him and let his job take over. I appreciated how real his story map was even down to his childhood home being where his lesson began .
Listening to others story map was fun and interesting. 

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