Diana Lu
For week 4's presentation, my group presented about the Iu-Mien woman. When we tried to look for articles for the class to read, there were very limited. There was not much written literature about this group. The article that we used was somewhat helpful and gave us a sense of what was going on in the Iu-Mien community, but there was definitely a lack of resource and the article itself could be bias because it was based on a Iu-Mien woman's experiences.
For week 4's presentation, my group presented about the Iu-Mien woman. When we tried to look for articles for the class to read, there were very limited. There was not much written literature about this group. The article that we used was somewhat helpful and gave us a sense of what was going on in the Iu-Mien community, but there was definitely a lack of resource and the article itself could be bias because it was based on a Iu-Mien woman's experiences.
My group members did fairly well on presenting. Pajkub did an excellent
job explaining what the study was and the findings. She gave brief
summaries on each part. I think this kind of gave the class an understanding of
the purpose of this article (for those who did not read.) Shoua talked about
the limitations to the article, which was very short and brief but she did depicted
the main point. She could have talked a little more about it or say what can be
improved to shorten these limitations. I gave a little background information
and was quite nervous, I felt like I could have talked more/ give more
background details of the Iu-Mien people, so the class could have had a better
understanding of who they are and where they came from.
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