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Here's a list of definitions of elements you should incorporate in your project.

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The Moth is a podcast that shares stories in audio form! Check out some of their episodes for an idea of how you might use the podcast format to do your own memoir podcast.

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The Moth Podcast features stories from our Mainstage, StorySLAM and Community programs. Episodes are released every Tuesday.

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Thesarus.com is a great resource when trying to find other words that mean the same thing! Try typing in an adjective and then see what words mean the same thing and what words are opposite. the site will even give you a definition for the other words given!

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Thesaurus.com - The world’s favorite online thesaurus!

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Thesaurus.com is the world’s largest and most trusted online thesaurus for 25+ years. Join millions of people and grow your mastery of the English language.

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Want to revisit our "I am from..." poems to look at important parts of who you are? 

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Want to revisit our "I am from..." poems to look at important parts of who you are? 

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Here's a template for the poem so that you might recreate it yourself once more.

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Watch some of the videos in the "stories" section of this website to hear how others have chosen to share their stories.

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Note: Some stories included as part of the Family, Healing, and Human Rights themes include language and images that may be difficult for viewers who are sensitive to content that addresses violence or abuse. The views expressed in the stories are those of the storytellers and do not necessarily reflect the opinions, recommendations or policy positions of StoryCenter or its client organizations.

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Note: Some stories included as part of the Family, Healing, and Human Rights themes include language and images that may be difficult for viewers who are sensitive to content that addresses violence or abuse. The views expressed in the stories are those of the storytellers and do not necessarily reflect the opinions, recommendations or policy positions of StoryCenter or its client organizations.

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More examples can be found on this video as well! (Please note that the music is a bit loud, so I'd lower the volume to start.)

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Imagery is figurative language! How do readers see what you have written? Describing what happens in a story and providing details is what helps to make writing more powerful. If you're stuck think about ways you might use our five senses to describe your event.

What do you hear?
What do you feel?
What smells are in the environment?
What do you see?
Are any tastes important in your memoir?

If you're still a bit lost, try this video and looking at the examples it uses.

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Fish Cheeks by Amy Tan. Something to think about: What are the elements of the story that this so powerful to read?

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An example of a written memoir. Remember, this could be talking about one event, or multiple events that happened a specific time period.

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I liked being a mess. The desk that should have been clear so I could do my homework was always besieged with bowls of cereal and spoiled milk, old magazines, and Post-it notes I had forgotten to remember. My floor was a vacuum in itself, eating anyt

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Definition of a memoir: A detailed account of something learned based off a personal experience.

Remember that memoirs don't always need to be written and can come be completed in the following ways for this assignment:

1. Written memoir essay
2. Short film montage w/written summary
3. A collection of poems
4. Audiobook/podcast submission