One Tale, Two Countries

My story map shows you where a dual citizenship can take you and how no matter where you are or where you go, you will always find a home away from home. It encompasses my experience traveling to the United States and back to Nicaragua, how this has formed me and at the same time developed my understanding concerning my nationality’s background.

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5 Responses to "One Tale, Two Countries"

Felix Rooney says:

October 3, 2016 at 1:45 pm

Adriana, I really liked the way that your story map was a narrative of your life. All of the background information that you gave, both personal and general, made me as a reader want to learn more. As someone who knew barely anything about Nicaragua and what life is like there, I already feel as though I am more educated and impressed by your journey.
Jennifer Shang says:

October 3, 2016 at 1:56 pm

Great job! Your story and the way you described it really appeals to me as a reader. I feel as if you were able to contrast the different places that you have lived well, and I also enjoyed how you put in some of your own little thoughts in there.
Armaan Imam says:

October 3, 2016 at 1:58 pm

I really liked how you spoke about geographic elements such as landscape on a personal level. Furthermore, I really enjoyed how you compared the landscapes of your different homes. Coming from a country where poverty is a major issue, I was able to relate to the ‘fortunate to be here’ feeling.
Joora B. says:

October 3, 2016 at 2:06 pm

I really enjoyed learning more about Nicaragua through your background story. It is amazing that you moved a lot and experienced different cultures. It would be really hard for you to adapt in new societies since you were young. I think it is well illustrated that the various cultures and
It is surprising that only 4 Nicaraguan graduated U of R. I feel you because I am one of the minorities as a Korean. It helped me to understand more about you and Nicaraguan because you added some useful information about the places you’ve been and you found a connection among them. But for some reasons, I cannot see the exact site on the map and different places appear on the map.
Haley Neuenfeldt says:

October 3, 2016 at 2:08 pm

Nice job, Adriana! I loved how personal you made your Storymap. I felt real connections while reading it thorugh the stories you told. I’ve never had to experience leaving my home country myself, but I think that it’s very important to understand the motives and difficulties of that decision, and through this project you eloquently described both of those.

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