Class Procedures and Reminders
Review Week. With no new reading or storytelling, this week is a good opportunity to work ahead of the deadlines. If you finish up the three Week 8 Review blog posts today (something I strongly recommend!), you can finish up the rest of the Week 8 assignments (feedback, comments, project) before OU-Texas weekend!
Project Stack. This week is the single busiest week of the semester for me with all the new Portfolio and Storybook stories; I'll get through as much of the stack as I can this week. While you are waiting on comments back from me, you can check the stack to make sure I received your assignment.
The following items are for fun and exploration:
Blog Stream. Some people have already started posting their Week 8 reflection posts, and I thought this gif in Abbi's post was so cute; it captures the spirit of pondering for Review Week.
Indian Epics Today. The character for today is Karna, son of Kunti, and one of the heroes on the Kaurava side of the Mahabharata war. More about Karna, and here's an Epified video:
Storybooks. This is a Storybook from Indian Epics last year: The Mythic Arms Race.
Proverbs. This is a Kashmiri proverb: If the bear had flour, would he not make bread?
Mindset Cats. The mindset cat has some mid-semester advice: Just keep going!
HEART Video. And on the subject of fear, some advice from Professor Lupin:
Event on Campus. Dr. Katherine Shaner will present a talk on Enslaved Leadership in Early Christianity today at 4:30PM in the Bizzell Library Community Room LL118 (details).
