Generating ideas for the diary entries of a Windrush passenger
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I can empathise with a Windrush passenger at different points in their journey, describing my feelings at each point.
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Knowing the events we are going to retell really well before we write frees up our brain to focus on writing.
Using a text map to tell the events of a story is a great way of embedding these events in our memory.
In a diary, we are writing about our experiences and feelings in the past and present.
To write a diary in role as another person, we need to try and empathise with that person.
Role-play and drama are good ways of trying to empathise with a person and consider their emotions.
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