This is the instruction from my Professor:
The time has come for your final reflections!
PART A:
The final reflection paper is an expression of your overall learnings and experience in the class. It is not a week-by-week walkthrough of what we did, but rather a reflection on your internal sense of change and learnings throughout the semester.
Some guidelines:
1000 words
upload as a pdf
name on page and file
have fun 🙂
PART B:
Please write a haiku poem about your experience in the Creativity Lab. A traditional Japanese haiku is a three-line poem with seventeen syllables, written in a 5/7/5 syllable count. A haiku emphasizes simplicity, intensity, and directness of expression.
Please see the attached example. (I’ve attached the documents for you)
*Basically this is reflective writing, I attached the overview of the course, the timeline of like what we’ve been doing throughout this semester, and a couple of slides of the lecture. So you get the idea of what to write
This is like a rough draft of what I feel about the course, so it can help you on what to write, and you can make it kinda personal: This class really teach me to go to my inner creativity self, to be honest it makes me know myself even better. It also suprises me of how I’m actually has a lot of creativity inside of me. Everytime I came to class I discover something new. I remember when we made a collage from magazines, I’m quite surprise that I actually really enjoyed making it, and I’m kinda proud of the result as well, I never knew I have this creativity inside of me. The homeworks give was also something that I actually really looking forward, even though at first I was kinda hesitant abgout the workload of this course, but when I’m actually doing each project, It doesn’t feel heavy at all, I really enjoy doing each of it, especially when we were nasked to record the soundscape of our everyday environment, and even until know I still keep the recordings, and sometime replay it, cause it becomes a memory for me, as someone who is graduating soon, this class taught me a lot about capturing small moments that I never truly appreciate. And I also love how Professor Somma was being very passionate about what she’s doing, She’s one of the best professor I’ve ever met, she really wants the student to succeed.
