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    Students are assigned a family tree project with four parts: 1) Create a hand-drawn family tree tracing ancestry; 2) Interview at least two family members to learn about ethnic heritage and family history; 3) Transcribe the interviews verbatim; 4) Write a 4+ page paper discussing how family impacts socialization and self-concept using a theoretical perspective. The project is due November 17 and includes submitting in-class the family tree, and emailing interview audio files, transcripts, and the written paper.

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    Students are assigned a family tree project with four parts: 1) Create a hand-drawn family tree tracing ancestry; 2) Interview at least two family members to learn about ethnic heritage and family history; 3) Transcribe the interviews verbatim; 4) Write a 4+ page paper discussing how family impacts socialization and self-concept using a theoretical perspective. The project is due November 17 and includes submitting in-class the family tree, and emailing interview audio files, transcripts, and the written paper.

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    Students are assigned a family tree project with four parts: 1) Create a hand-drawn family tree tracing ancestry; 2) Interview at least two family members to learn about ethnic heritage and family history; 3) Transcribe the interviews verbatim; 4) Write a 4+ page paper discussing how family impacts socialization and self-concept using a theoretical perspective. The project is due November 17 and includes submitting in-class the family tree, and emailing interview audio files, transcripts, and the written paper.

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    Family Tree Project

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    Students are assigned a family tree project with four parts: 1) Create a hand-drawn family tree tracing ancestry; 2) Interview at least two family members to learn about ethnic heritage and family history; 3) Transcribe the interviews verbatim; 4) Write a 4+ page paper discussing how family impacts socialization and self-concept using a theoretical perspective. The project is due November 17 and includes submitting in-class the family tree, and emailing interview audio files, transcripts, and the written paper.

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    Family Tree Project

    1. Family Tree: Map your family tree on an 8 x 11 sheet of paper. Trace your ancestry as far back as possible. Family
    trees must be neat/organized, diagramed by hand, finished in ink, and colored.

    2. Interview: Interview at least two individuals within your family tree (one from each side, if possible). The purpose of
    the interview is to gain a better understanding of your family history and how it impacts your social location.
    Interviewing someone older than you may provide information regarding your ethnic background, heritage,
    customs, beliefs, and/or reason for immigration.
    During these interviews, inquire about any interesting ancestors you may have or any specific stories that help
    distinguish your family. Interviews should be recorded. Interviews should consist of at least ten open-ended
    questions covering ethnic heritage, biographical/childhood information, outlook on life, etc.

    3. Transcript: A transcript is a written account of your interview where the dialogue is copied verbatim. Transcripts
    should read like a script from a play.

    4. Written Assignment: Submit a paper that discusses your particular social location and how your family has impacted
    socialization to that place. Describe how these elements influence your self-concept, behavior, and future
    opportunities. In your explanation, utilize your preferred theoretical perspective to describe yourself in social
    context.

    Format:
    MLA cover-page
    Minimum 4 full pages (not including cover page)
    Double-spaced type using 12 point Times New Roman font
    1 margins (standard)

    Submission:
    All elements are due on (or the White day immediately before) November 17
    Family tree will be submitted during class
    Audio files (of interviews), transcripts, and written assignments should be emailed to wicasto@k12.wv.us

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