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In this nonfiction piece, I discuss how gender stereotypes negatively impact society, how gender roles are portrayed in House on Mango Street, and form predictions on how these gender roles and stereotypes could impact characters from HOMS in the future. I used text evidence from the article and story to support my ideas.

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Ernest Wee - Gender Roles- Writing Assignment 

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This is a nonfiction piece where I compare topics from the vignette "My Name" and the article "The Power of Names." I discuss how words/names can have hidden meanings and how simple names are viewed more positively. I used text evidence from both the vignette and the article to support my ideas.

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Ernest Wee - Shared Concepts- My Name & Power of Names 

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In this slideshow, I wrote creative pieces about My Name, Biopoem, Identity Experience, Unfairness poem, Gender poem, and Coming of age poem. I focused on figurative language to write these.

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Ernest Wee - The House On Parkside Drive

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In this essay, I explain how the main character Calydonia has trust issues.  She doesn't trust bullets which is a person that works for a drug dealer.  I say this by focusing on story telling and explain it while telling the story

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In this narrative story, I describe how learning something new could be fun but it also could go wrong. I focused on narration to tell readers what happened in my story.