This coming Wednesday in Psychology...9/17
Today is all about communication and shyness (if there is time to move into the area of our individual shyness).
We will be looking primarily at the idea of Anthropological Listening and doing a kind of exercise that explores the realm of our listening and presence when we communicate with one another.
Reminder - the first questions are due this coming Friday - 9/19. For those interested in being more in the game of play - here are your Level III questions - Level III looks at where and when it would be valuable to act on our new choices - where as Level I and Level II look at what you have learned and why and how you can use it, respectively:
1) How do you really feel about being a student? What are your expectations of what an education will do for you? What change do you most need to address in order to be more successful?
2) How are you at setting goals? Do you sabotage yourself in some way so that you don't attain them? What would it mean to you to have some kind of future plan? What goal can you set for today?
3) How do you motivate yourself to take action when it is needed? What is a time when you have been excited about learning? How do you get yourself "psyched up" in a new situation?
There they are for those that want them....I look forward to reading your responses.
We will be looking primarily at the idea of Anthropological Listening and doing a kind of exercise that explores the realm of our listening and presence when we communicate with one another.
Reminder - the first questions are due this coming Friday - 9/19. For those interested in being more in the game of play - here are your Level III questions - Level III looks at where and when it would be valuable to act on our new choices - where as Level I and Level II look at what you have learned and why and how you can use it, respectively:
1) How do you really feel about being a student? What are your expectations of what an education will do for you? What change do you most need to address in order to be more successful?
2) How are you at setting goals? Do you sabotage yourself in some way so that you don't attain them? What would it mean to you to have some kind of future plan? What goal can you set for today?
3) How do you motivate yourself to take action when it is needed? What is a time when you have been excited about learning? How do you get yourself "psyched up" in a new situation?
There they are for those that want them....I look forward to reading your responses.
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