Fast for four days, dance for 10 hours, and a bag to provide protection for life. Three different journeys, that show true adulthood in the native american culture. Vision quest is a journey for young males, to find their purpose in life, while an Apache girl dances through the night as her journey towards womanhood. Not to mention the medicine bag was given to Martin from his Grandfather to protect him for life. All of the stories are different and similar in many ways. Not to mention there are many advantages and disadvantages of video and written text.
There are many differences between these three rites of passage. To begin, one difference was that the medicine bag is an object, while the other two are journeys and ceremonies leading
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All three definitely have an emotional impact on you. When you are experiencing the vision quest, you find your true purpose in life. Now, Dachina was able to find out her God given name - Morning Star Feather- and finding out your name as a women would be emotional and gratifying. With the medicine bag, Martin received it from his Grandfather when his Grandfather knew it was soon his own time. That must have been hard for Martin and his Grandfather. The third and final similarity is that they are all celebrated in Native American cultures and tribes; there are different celebrations similar to, like a Quinceañera, but these three are only celebrated in the Native American …show more content…
One advantage of a film, is that you can truly show what something looks like, besides a brief description. In addition to that, one advantage of text is that you know that it will be uniform. However, a disadvantage of text is that not everyone has the same reading comprehension therefore, they may not get the same experience. Furthermore, a disadvantage of video is that if someone is blind, they can only learn by book, but if they are blind they can still read a braille book. The final analysis is, that there are many similarities and differences, and advantages and disadvantages of text versus
Do you know about the Indian culture? Well in the story “ The medicine bag “ and “ Apache girl’s rite of passage “ you learn more about the culture and the stories and journeys of people. In both of the stories it is about beginning the start of a new life. In “ The medicine bag “ Martin gets the medicine bag from his grandpa. Grandpa passed down the medicine bag to Martin which he has to take care of and put a a certain item in the bag. In apache girl she also has to start a new life of a woman. She chooses her medicine woman and starts her rite of passage. She has to show she can dance all night for four days with little sleep. She does this to become a woman of the tribe. Both of the stories are similar but also different. They both were
There are several advantages to using narrative text in the middle school classroom environment. The first advantage is that the reader is entertained when reading narrative text. Second advantage involves narrative text attains and contains the interest of the reader. Third advantage consists of narrative text teaching or instructing the reader. Fourth advantage focuses on narrative text inconstant demeanor or social opinions of the reader. For example soap operas. The Bold and the Beautiful displayed in one of the episodes concerning homeless people and how their circumstances caused these individ...
Set against the backdrop of post-WWII reservation life, the struggles of the Laguna Pueblo culture to maintain its identity while adjusting to the realities of modern day life are even more pronounced in Ceremony. Silko uses a wide range of characters in order to give a voice to as many representatives of her tribe as possible. The main character, Tayo, is the person with whom the reader is more than likely to relate. The story opens with him reliving various phases of his life in flashbacks, and through them, the reader shares his inability to discern reality from delusion, past from present and right from wrong. His days are clouded by his post-war sickness, guilt for being the one to survive while his cousin Rocky is slain, and his inability to cope neither with life on the reservation or in the outside world. He is one of several representations of the beginnings of the Laguna Pueblo youth interacting with modern American culture.
Throughout my first year in middle school I have really started taking great thought into my future. I have realized that I am getting closer to my adult life and that I need to start to plan for the type of future that I wish to have. As much as I enjoy team activities, I do think of myself as more of a leader and would like to go about planning my career in this way. I am determined to go about things at an advanced pace which is why I believe I should be part of the National Junior Honor Society.
As a student in the small town of Payette, Idaho, I have dreams of exploring what the rest of the world has to offer. There are so many amazing opportunities to be had in the great United States of America, and my life goal is to achieve my fullest potential by taking advantage of those same opportunities. Many of those opportunities though, do not come without a hefty price tag. My dream in life is to graduate from the University of Washington in the rapidly growing city of Seattle.
Mission, Vision, and Values Paper. Introduction I am considering the company I work for Lockheed Martin to develop a modified strategic plan that will focus on responding to the United States government's and Department of Defense's (DoD) new "Network Centricâ initiatives. Lockheed Martin's Corp. is a publicly traded private corporation that provides high technology products and services to the United States government, DoD, and other international governments. Lockheed Martin is the largest defense contractor in the US with a branding statement "Our brand means qualityâ and a company slogan of "We never forget who we work forâ.
While watching a film you basically watch a story created of an imagination and reading a story is more like creating your own imagination. Apart from narrating the storyline in depth, books explain the thoughts going through a characters' minds while performing an action, which lets you connect with them better and immerse yourself deeper in the story. In a film many elements like music and background set up is used to depict the thoughts of the character but while reading a story the words and language used creates the imagination and makes the reader feel from his own perspective which is very difficult to convey through a
Visions are truly a mystery to our world. Only certain people have the ability to have visions, it is often confused with dreams but visions are a whole different thing. It is full of wonders and unanswered questions and sometimes leaves a small trace of a magical presence. There are many mysteries to unravel and discoveries to analyze the meaning to. The adventure that the visions takes you on is yours, it has control of your mind and will take your mind into a wild roller coaster ride.
Both, visual and auditory techniques can be used to create a better effect and aid the learner. The tactic itself may be different, however they have similar effects; to aid the student. Rohrer and Pashler (2012) explain in their article that both learners will be tested on the same material presented in similar ways; meaning both learners need to be capable of both techniques. One may prefer visual over auditory, but to combine the two will create a significant impact. During lessons taught in schools, the teacher will present the material either visually or auditory, which betters the students learning (Rohrer & Pashler,
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Many cultures in this world have rites of passages that could impact a person’s life, like celebrating Bars and Bat Mitzvahs for Jewish people to demonstrate and commit their faith and the Seijin-no-Hi in Japan for their coming of age (at age 20). In The Medicine Bag, by Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve, there is a native American named Martin who is struggled with his Lakota heritage. His dying great-grandfather, Joe Iron Shell, gives Martin a spiritual medicine bag passed on to males in his family, but he is embarrassed to wear it. He is relieved to find out that he does not need to wear it and resolves his emotions about his Lakota heritage. A video called Apache Girl’s Rite of Passage by National Geographic, it shows an Apache girl named Daschina
However, there is not a universal meaning to all of them, for the reason that a particular symbol may mean different things in different cultures. (Lavenda, Schultz, 22-23) By symbols analysis, social anthropologists can further understand how people perceive the world, making symbolism crucial in identifying dissimilar points of view. Symbolism is much used in Miner’s article, which draws American culture in a much different way, compared with how we look at it. The author, describes medicine and toiletries as magical potions and charms, bathroom as a shrine, whereas dentists as holy-mouth men. (Miner, 504-505) This article opens our eyes to see our reality from a completely
The relevance of dual-coding theory to this study is that according to the theory, both visual and verbal codes can be used when recalling information. However, video has enormous potential for improving learning. In addition, video-based instruction involves both visual and verbal representation of information. Moreover, video enables the students to learn Biology concept visually and verbally, also helping them to recall and remember the concept taught, which, is the essence of meaningful learning.
People have to be determined and focused in order to complete a whole book. Everyone has, at some point of their life tried to read a book and some have even given up after battling to read through the first page. On the other hand, watching movies is easy and can save a lot of time. Usually a movie takes about two hours, while reading a book could take more than a week or even months for some readers. Individuals think perusing books and watching movies are the same, so they will watch the movie for their time 's sake. Also, watching movies provide superior picture about the story since it is visual and is within a short timeframe so, the audience can remember the story easier. To add more, you can complete a movie in one sitting while to complete a book, you have to work hard and give a lot time for it. Furthermore, you can do anything while watching movies. For instance, you can do your assignment while watching movies or cook food and watch movies. On the other hand, while reading a book, you need to be fully focused on it else you don’t understand what’s happening in the story. Besides, movies continue renewing each week, whereas for a book to be composed and distributed takes a lot of time (Lee, wordpress.com). Before movies were made, most of the population read books to engage and improve themselves. Since movies came out, people are pulled in by the delightful and bright representation in the motion