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Short Answer
1. Many people engage in traditions unique to their culture. What is the purpose of tradition? How can traditions help shape identity? Do you think they restrict or promote personal growth?
Teaching Suggestion: It might be helpful to have concrete examples of well-known traditions to serve as a starting point for this discussion, like giving presents at Christmas or passing out candy at Halloween. Consider encouraging students to think about personal family traditions, too. The resources below could be used as pre- or post-discussion material.
2. A “coming-of-age” story focuses on the growth of the main character from childhood to adulthood.
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