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Throughout the term we’ve been encouraged to reflect on THE PROCESS. I think reflection is great but putting down your thoughts is tough because it requires that you think and reflect some more!!! I think the main things that this class has blessed me with is: 1) trained diligence in writing down my thoughts and […]
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It is unbelievable how fast time has passed, four months ago I walked into a classroom atmosphere that was unlike any other I had experienced at university. The style of teaching was not a linear model where the professor pours their knowledge into students, but rather an atmosphere where each individual can learn from his […]
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Acquiring the ability to critically locate oneself within global social, political and economic processes is truly invaluable in understanding the role solidarity plays in shaping one’s interpretation of their surroundings. Reflecting on my experience in geography 495, I feel as though I have become more critically aware of the interrelation between individual and social processes, […]
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Posted in Reflections on Apr 28th, 2011 Comments Off on Passion.
495 is easily one of the most engaging, challenging, and enjoyable classes in my undergraduate career. The class confronts and realize many challenges that are hidden from my other courses, and provides a platform for me to engage and re-evaulate the knowledges that I have accumulated in the past four years. Community learning through exhibitions, […]
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Geography 495 is unlike any other class experience that I have had at university. The basis of the learning was through community service, and all of the classes work culminated in our final event, “ Weave Got the to Right to Party“, which took place at the Wise Hall. The event brought together first, the […]
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