EEDUSD501 Assessment 1 Profiles (Set B) Name: Maya Rodriguez Age: 34 Job: Elementary School Teacher Maya, a dedicated high school teacher originally from Venezuela, faces numerous challenges in her

EEDUSD501 Assessment 1 Profiles
(Set B)

Name: Maya Rodriguez

Age: 34

Job: Elementary School Teacher

Maya, a dedicated high school teacher originally from Venezuela, faces numerous challenges in her personal and professional life. As a single mother of two young children, Maya struggles to balance the demands of her job with the responsibilities of parenthood. Financial strain adds to her stress, as she navigates the high cost of childcare and the pressure to provide for her family on a teacher's salary. Maya's own mental health suffers as she battles with anxiety and self-doubt, exacerbated by the constant juggling act of work and home life.

 Name: James Nguyen

Age: 45

Job: Uber Driver

 James, a Vietnamese immigrant, works tirelessly as an Uber driver to support his family and send money back to relatives in his homeland. Despite his long hours behind the wheel, James struggles to make ends meet in an expensive city, facing mounting debt and uncertainty about the future. Lingering trauma from his experiences during the Vietnam War resurfaces in the form of PTSD, leading to nightmares and flashbacks that disrupt his sleep and daily life. James feels isolated and disconnected from those around him, longing for a sense of belonging and stability in his adopted country.

 Name: Emily Park

Age: 29

Job: Social Media Manager

 Emily, a talented social media manager originally from Ireland, battles with chronic pain and fatigue stemming from fibromyalgia. Despite her passion for her work, Emily struggles to maintain a consistent schedule due to her unpredictable symptoms, leading to frustration and feelings of inadequacy. The fast-paced nature of her job adds to her stress, as she navigates tight deadlines and demanding clients while managing her health. Emily's social life suffers as she often has to cancel plans at the last minute due to flare-ups, leading to feelings of isolation and loneliness.