Writing your autobiography.

[arunima25]

In the course that I am doing currently every Sunday, there is a block of Human Biography. We had that block on the last two Sundays. We are around 80 educators and 20 mentors from across the globe in a wide range of age group. The youngest being 23 from the UK and the oldest being 67 from Australia. I love this course. It's helping me to see the human in depth and how education should align to those natural development. This Human biography block has really transformed me. While answering the biographical questions ( we got a long list to write down), I had so much to introspect and so many revelations coming up. Going down the memory lane to seek the answers was a great way to introspect and reflect upon ourselves. We can/ can't share it with others is the rule. But this homework has impacted me. And while answering those questions, it was reaffirmed that Life is the biggest teacher.
Have you every thought of writing your autobiography? Does autobiography of others interest you and influence you?

 

[Scorpion]

No, I am not a fan of writing my autobiography. I love to write poems, short stories fiction , horror stories and blogs writing. I tried writing a diary before but after I found another sport which is lawn tennis I gradually dislike to continue writing a diary.

 

[King Belieal]

I don't know if a diary qualifies to be called an autobiography. But I have a public journal where I share major experiences of my life as they happen. And my own experiences have been eventful in some way. I would love to write my autobiography to inspire others someday.

 

[eLdavis]

I have honestly never thought about doing this, I feel there is still so much I could do that could be really worth writing about, or I just haven't been able to do all that much for myself.

 

[Scorpion]

I am not a fan of writing an autobiography though during high school it was trending for it is required by the teacher in English including a diary. Our teacher checked our work wholeheartedly like the grammar errors, tenses, subject and verb agreement, dangled or lacking traditional devices.