d HEART OF A CHAMPION
Give It All You’ve Got Story Genre Strategy Skill Autobiography Evaluate Fact and Opinion
An Autobiography Includes Michelle’s 1998 Olympic Story
amateur amateur artistic artistic audience audience compete compete elements elements judges judges presentation presentation pressure pressure required required technical technical Transparency 2-1
This autobiographical selection is told by Michelle Kwan. As you read, evaluate how well you get to know her through her own words. This autobiographical selection is told by Michelle Kwan. As you read, evaluate how well you get to know her through her own words.
How does Michelle describe her skating when she first started as a Senior skater? What does she say she needed to learn how to do? Do you think she gives an honest picture of her strengths and weaknesses? Why or why not?
Someone who engages in an athletic activity for fun rather than for pay. Back
Showing skill and good taste. Back
The people gathered to see and hear a performance. Back
To take part in a contest. Back
The parts of which something is made up. Back
People who decide who wins a contest. Back
A performance. Back
Urgent or forceful demand. Back
necessary; essential Back
Having to do with technique. Back
Depth The Study of Disciplines Details Patterns TrendsUnanswered Questions Rules Ethics The Big Idea Complexity The Study of Disciplines Details Patterns Trends Unanswered Questions Rules Ethics The Big Idea Change Over Time Different Perspectives Across Disciplines