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In “Indian Education” the boy isn't ashamed to be Indian but in “Fish Cheeks” the girl is embarrassed to show her culture. Why do you think they feel differently?
-Andrea

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Did anyone ever tried to changed themselves just for this one specific person or more than one?

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Did anyone ever tried to changed themselves just for this one specific person or more than one?

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Have you ever read or watched a movie where someone is embarrassed about something? What were they embarrassed about? - Ms. Miller

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Have you ever read or watched a movie where someone is embarrassed about something? What were they embarrassed about? - Ms. Miller

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Alexis: Jurassic World and Jurassic World Falling Kingdom.

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What was an example of food that she though was embarrassing?

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in the beginning, it seems like amy and robert don't get along, as she says "i acted of like he was not worthy of exsisting" and that he was rude to hr, it makes me wonder how her crush on him started?

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in the beginning, it seems like amy and robert don't get along, as she says "i acted of like he was not worthy of exsisting" and that he was rude to hr, it makes me wonder how her crush on him started?

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have any of you guys felt the same way as Amy? if not are you proud of who you are?

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have any of you guys felt the same way as Amy? if not are you proud of who you are?

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Both "Fish Cheeks" and "Indian Education" have mentions of being interested romantically in someone who's white, but the way they're described are different. In "Indian Education," Victor is talking about how he's betraying his tribe by kissing a white girl, but in "Fish Cheeks," Amy is ashamed of her own culture, but she doesn't mention how it affects her or her relationship to her own culture/family. Why do the authors do this? Why might they be so differently portrayed? - Julia

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Both "Fish Cheeks" and "Indian Education" have mentions of being interested romantically in someone who's white, but the way they're described are different. In "Indian Education," Victor is talking about how he's betraying his tribe by kissing a white girl, but in "Fish Cheeks," Amy is ashamed of her own culture, but she doesn't mention how it affects her or her relationship to her own culture/family. Why do the authors do this? Why might they be so differently portrayed? - Julia

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Why is Amy so nervous about the minister (priest) and his son coming to visit?

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In “Indian Education” the boy isn't ashamed to be Indian but in “Fish Cheeks” the girl is embarrassed to show her culture. Why do you think they feel differently?
-Andrea

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If the culture in America were more similar to Chinese culture, how would the way Amy felt and described the meal on Christmas Eve be different?

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If the culture in America were more similar to Chinese culture, how would the way Amy felt and described the meal on Christmas Eve be different?

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- Julia

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Compare the role of food in "Indian Education" and "Fish Cheeks." 

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Compare the role of food in "Indian Education" and "Fish Cheeks." 

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Why did Amy feel different between her Chinese family and her American friends?

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Why did Amy feel different between her Chinese family and her American friends?

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Amy Tan specifically described her favorite foods as disgusting in vivid detail before telling the audience that they were her favorite. Why did she do this?

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Amy Tan specifically described her favorite foods as disgusting in vivid detail before telling the audience that they were her favorite. Why did she do this?

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- julia

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How does the contrast in cultures affect young people?

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How does the contrast in cultures affect young people?

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-William

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Why did Amy's dad offer her the fish cheeks at dinner when she was so embarrassed? - Ms. King

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Why did Amy's dad offer her the fish cheeks at dinner when she was so embarrassed? - Ms. King

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How does the use of italics and her description of her mother's meal as "strange" affect the mood and tone of the story?

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How does the use of italics and her description of her mother's meal as "strange" affect the mood and tone of the story?

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-William

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Inferential

Questions that require analysis and interpretation of specific parts of the text. (Thinking about the text)

Ex: How did the man die? How do you know?

Ex. What does the author mean by “ (insert quote) ”?

Universal

Questions that connect the text to the world and our experiences; they create discussion about big ideas and issues.

Ex: How does confronting death affect a young person?

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1. Post one UNIVERSAL AND one INFERENTIAL question about "Fish Cheeks" by Amy Tan. (Look at the notes under Classwork for more on this.) Use the PLUS sign on the bottom right to add!
2. Comment with an answer at least TWO questions posed by your classmates. Use full sentences. Answers should be 2-4 sentences long. Don't just say "I agree." or "IDK."
3. Once you have done that, push Turn In/Submit on Google Classroom, so that I know you are done!