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    The document provides questions for students to think about and respond to regarding expectations from different groups like family, peers, and teachers. Students are asked to consider if expectations are realistic and how their own expectations differ. They are also prompted to discuss problems that can arise from mismatched expectations and how to resolve conflicts between personal expectations and those of others, noting where loyalty lies. Finally, students are asked to reflect on what family means to them and how it would feel to not be part of a family.

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    Conflict Between Expectations

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    Michelle Lynn
    The document provides questions for students to think about and respond to regarding expectations from different groups like family, peers, and teachers. Students are asked to consider if expectations are realistic and how their own expectations differ. They are also prompted to discuss problems that can arise from mismatched expectations and how to resolve conflicts between personal expectations and those of others, noting where loyalty lies. Finally, students are asked to reflect on what family means to them and how it would feel to not be part of a family.

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    English I Name: __________________

    A Raisin in the Sun Date: _____________ Pd.: __

    The Conflict Between Expectations

    Directions: Think about expectations. Read each question and respond using complete
    thoughts and sentences.

    1. What is expected of you at home? At school (by adults)? Are these expectations
    realistic? How do your expectations of yourself differ from adults’ expectations of you?

    2. What do your peers (friends, members of your group, others who are not friends or
    members of your group) expect from you? Do you share these expectations? How do they
    differ?

    3. What problems occur if your expectations and others’ expectations of you differ? Give
    a specific example from experience or the experience of someone you know.

    4. If your expectations differ from those others have of you, how can you resolve this?
    Where does your personal loyalty belong?

    5. What does family mean to you?

    6. What would it be like to not be part of a family? How would that make you feel?

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