#5.

My fifth favorite ‘item to archive’ was from module 10. Even though, this was my least favorite out of the five, I still enjoyed it because I had the chance to examine my perception of time. With this archive, I learned that there are different people that I would wait different amounts of time for. There are certain factors that would have to look at depending on the person it was talking about. I chose this image because it shows how my perception of time is that it is moving slowly.

#4.

This was my fourth favorite ‘item to archive’ and it was from module 9. I enjoyed this one because I had the chance to learn about someone else’s views on these occupations. What I learned during this one is that even though we may come from different cultures, our views can still be the same or they can be close to each others. I chose this image because it showed off the results of doing this tasks.

#3.

My third favorite ‘item to archive’ was from module 3, the first one that we did. I enjoyed this one because I got to discuss what I believe is apart of my culture. I learned that there are many different things that you can consider apart of your culture such as gender, race, ethnicity, and your nationality. Something that I would say represents my culture is celebrating the Fourth of July. I chose this photo because it helps explain my nationality and the Fourth of July being a big part of that for many Americans.

#2.

My second favorite ‘item to archive’ was from module 4. I really enjoyed this one because I got the chance to learn something new about a different country that I do not know much about. With this item, I learned that some countries have similar values in their cultures, while others could not be more far apart, like the masculinity shows in this case. Something that I found interesting in this modules item to archive was how individualism is such a high value in the United States. That really shows through when people talk about the “American dream”. I chose this image because it shows the difference of values between the United States and Norway.

#1.

My favorite ‘items to archive’ that I did this semester would be the module five archive. I liked this item the most because I was able to see how my values lined up with my parent’s values. Something that I during completing this was how similar my values were, but also how different they ended up being. With that you can assume that I have developed my own values through societal and peer factors. I chose the image I did because it shows my parents and where I learned some of my values from.