Answer
the Following Questions—Type
your answers below the questions:
- Write your favorite quote
from the provided list.
“A life that is not documented is a life that within a
generation or two will largely be lost to memory. What a tragedy this can be in
the history of a family. Knowledge of our ancestors shapes us and instills
within us values that give direction and meaning to our lives” Bridges and
Eternal Keepsakes
DENNIS B. NEUENSCHWANDER of the First Quorum of the
Seventy
- Write your feelings about
family history work.
I feel that I need to do more. I am struggling to keep my
journal, but I want to do it. The quote I cited on question one made me feel
the need to keep it. With this course I understood that family search is more
than just doing genealogy. It is writing journals, family books and book of
remembrance. I love it and I want to have more time to work in this issue.
- Define in writing a
character trait that you desire to work on in order to realize more
success in your future family history efforts.
Perseverance, time management, and set goals. I think I
need these three things in order to work better in family history.
- Write specific goals you
feel to set for yourself concerning your future work in family history and
temple service. Consider breaking the goals into short, medium, and
long-term.
- Identify challenges that may
derail your goals.
Some of the challenges that may derail my goals in this
duty will be the time management, the amount of things I need to do at home,
and the other callings I have in the church.
- Make plans that will enable
you to realize your goals. Don’t just identify what you want to do, also
state how you will do it.
I will set specific time to keep my journal and I will set
it as one of the main things I need to do during the day. I also will gather
pictures about my family and use the questions given in this course to
interview my relatives and ask my parents about their ancestors and the
histories they remember about them.
Create
your own goals—Fill out
the chart below with your own goals. They can be Family History related or just
general life goals. Set goals and use them.
Submit
your responses—Copy your
answers above and the chart below and paste them into the comment box of the
corresponding iLearn assignment.
 My Dreams |
Goals
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Gathering pictures of my family
and ancestors
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Daily:
·
Write two daily messages to relatives asking to send me
3 representative pictures of their family.
·
Organize the pictures received in a folder by
relationship.
·
Keep a record of the families that have sent the pictures.
Weekly:
·
Accommodate pictures by family
·
Check if all of the pictures are in chronological order
·
Place the pictures in order per family in a book
Deadline:
January 31, 2014
|
My
parents’ and grand parents’ histories
|
Daily:
·
Send a message to my brothers and sisters asking about
the best histories they remember from our parents and grandparents
·
Set a folder for each family members and place the
histories on each folder
Weekly:
·
Accommodate each history on each folder
·
Place the histories in order
·
Begin the format of the book and copy each history in a
word file
Deadlines:
March 30, 2014
|
 Keeping my journal |
Daily:
·
Reflect on the experiences I had during the day
·
Write the most significant experiences I have during
the day
·
Keep a reminding message “write on your journal” on my computer
Weekly:
·
If I could not write on my journal daily I will write a
weekly summary of the experiences I had during the week.
·
Check if I don’t missed a day if so, I will write the
experiences I remember from that day
Deadline:
I will do it for a Month from December 15, 2013 to January 15,2014
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| Doing my father’s book |
Daily:
·
Write one of the experiences I remember I have heard
from him.
·
Place the histories by theme.
·
Set the format of each history he has related
Weekly:
·
Visit my father each week.
·
Interviewing my father about his life (I will use “Building
a book about” to ask questions about his life and experiences.
Deadline:
June 30, 2014
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