Option 2:
For
weeks 2 and 3 I read two stories both in the Classical unit. The reason I
picked this Unit for 2 weeks in a now is because I love to read stories about
classical Greece. It is just so interesting to me to learn about the gods and
goddesses. I wouldn’t say that I have a least favorite story. I did not get to
read the entire list, but if I had the time to then I would have. The two
stories I read were Homer’s Iliad and
Homer’s Odyssey. It was hard to pick
a favorite, but I’m going to go with Homer’s
Odyssey. The story includes so many different mini stories that make it a
great thriller. There is some background information that I wish I had known
before. Before reading the unit I knew some about the gods, but I think that it
would have been great to get a refresh or learn about all of the gods. It would
be ideal if there were a family tree with all the gods/goddesses with a brief
description to match. Maybe there are some stories that just incorporate the
gods and goddesses themselves. That would be a really cool thing to read about.
I also have another idea, but I’m not sure if it would work. I was thinking
that maybe for some units instead of reading a story maybe we could watch a
clip or a movie of the story. Visuals can be a great way for students to come
up with their own stories. I think that
that the reading I picked for that past 2 weeks have helped me see what I can
get out of this course, and there was no better way to start it with readings I
love. I have learned how to carve out stories and make my own. It is crazy to
think that I came up with some of the stories that I have done, but it’s true.
This class has pushed me to use my creative and imaginative skills to the max,
but in a good way. This class has met my expectations for sure. It is a great
course and I am glad that I took it.
The Parthenon in Athens
Taken by: Escarlati
Source: Wikipedia
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