Think about a moment when your understanding of your family changed as you got older. How did that shift impact your perspective, and how does that connect to Chris’s realization about his parents in Chapter 11?

 Prompt: There was a point as i got older when I started to see my family more realistically, they had their flaws. That shift didn't make me love them less, but it did change how I understood their choices and the way our family works. This connects to Chris in chapter 11 because he also hast that moment where the image he had of his parents suddenly breaks, and he sees the hidden conflicts and mistakes that shaped his childhood. Just like my perspective changed as I learned more. 

Summary: Today in class we read chapter 11 of "into the wild" and worked on 2 worksheets. 

Reflection: Today in class I learned about the rules or values or lessons my classmates had growing up.

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