Professional communication
Course code: PRC152S
Assessment 1- literacy Narrative
Name: Armel
Surname: Nzawou Nzawou
Student Number: 213062852
Class Group: 1A
Lecturer: V. Vass
Due Date: March 24th, 2015
In life everything is like being on the road, and we never know what is up ahead.
Everything I have learned in my life have shaped the person I am today. Through the years I have learned many things that transformed me, and made me a different person, a person that is now able to reflect and have a more precise and concise point of view on any domain than in my younger age. Growing in big family, going to school, and meeting people, has contributed a lot to my literacy; and this have improved my understanding of the world I live …show more content…
I am from a very big family with 6 brothers and 2 sisters. The very first steps for me in understanding anything started right at home, in my family. Before I get to school I knew many things already such as counting, days of the week, months of the year, the alphabet. I learnt all those things from my parents but mainly from my elder brothers. When my elder brothers were in primary school I was still very young maybe three but was old enough to remember everything I heard.
My parents used to set for my big brothers a schedule on what to do, about anything that had to do with school. Every day they had a specific task related to their class timetable.
Sometimes they were forced since they were still young too, to read, to memorize their lessons, to do some mathematics as well. During their study time I was always around and listening and repeating everything I could hear. After a while my parents realized that I could even read by myself since I knew even the alphabet. From all their study time I memorized too, and was trying to imitate them sometimes even singing the songs they used to learn. From the memories that I can still have from those days I remember that really enjoyed it. Sometimes I was repeating after them just like any child would. At times it was funny, and I was even laughing when doing it, since in my mind the meanings were not clear
Course code: PRC152S
Assessment 1- literacy Narrative
Name: Armel
Surname: Nzawou Nzawou
Student Number: 213062852
Class Group: 1A
Lecturer: V. Vass
Due Date: March 24th, 2015
In life everything is like being on the road, and we never know what is up ahead.
Everything I have learned in my life have shaped the person I am today. Through the years I have learned many things that transformed me, and made me a different person, a person that is now able to reflect and have a more precise and concise point of view on any domain than in my younger age. Growing in big family, going to school, and meeting people, has contributed a lot to my literacy; and this have improved my understanding of the world I live …show more content…
I am from a very big family with 6 brothers and 2 sisters. The very first steps for me in understanding anything started right at home, in my family. Before I get to school I knew many things already such as counting, days of the week, months of the year, the alphabet. I learnt all those things from my parents but mainly from my elder brothers. When my elder brothers were in primary school I was still very young maybe three but was old enough to remember everything I heard.
My parents used to set for my big brothers a schedule on what to do, about anything that had to do with school. Every day they had a specific task related to their class timetable.
Sometimes they were forced since they were still young too, to read, to memorize their lessons, to do some mathematics as well. During their study time I was always around and listening and repeating everything I could hear. After a while my parents realized that I could even read by myself since I knew even the alphabet. From all their study time I memorized too, and was trying to imitate them sometimes even singing the songs they used to learn. From the memories that I can still have from those days I remember that really enjoyed it. Sometimes I was repeating after them just like any child would. At times it was funny, and I was even laughing when doing it, since in my mind the meanings were not clear