The last blog
The Last Blog
7/02/19
With respect to the film appreciation sessions, the journey has been a nice but a little odd one.
We've been going about things differently than we have been before in any other subject. From doing our own assignments to ensuring that others are doing it too, from being in the place where we decide what is to be done with those who haven't completed the work to being in their shoes, from sessions in the classroom to the sessions at Nescafe, I've always taken something or the other back home with me. Be it some concept learnt, some new terms, some life lessons or just some good memories of fun times.
I won't say I knew what I was getting in at the beginning or that whether I'd even like it or not but now when I think about it, I know I might not have been a fan of these sessions but eventually I realised it wasn't that bad after all and by the end I knew it was all helping me in some way or the other and I ended up liking all of it actually, more than I thought I would.
The assessment part, both of self and of others, is where I had the most difficulty. The assessment was time taking, of course, but if not for it I wouldn't have read everyone's blogs and they wouldn't have read mine. If I really think about it, I definitely would like people to read it, I obviously would not put it online and make it accessible to all if I didn't want people to read it. Though, it was a tedious task, I'd say it was worth it. However, when it came to marking, I couldn't make up my mind easily, that's the part where I got stuck. That's the part I did not like. I didn't like cutting my own marks or even other's for that matter. I will do it if required in future but I hope I won't have to be there again.
Coming to the last part of this blog, I have this image of the message we were supposed to write and put up on the auditorium windows.
Not just for an auditorium but even in our lives we can benefit from it if we abide by it.
-Shikha Singh
7/02/19
With respect to the film appreciation sessions, the journey has been a nice but a little odd one.
We've been going about things differently than we have been before in any other subject. From doing our own assignments to ensuring that others are doing it too, from being in the place where we decide what is to be done with those who haven't completed the work to being in their shoes, from sessions in the classroom to the sessions at Nescafe, I've always taken something or the other back home with me. Be it some concept learnt, some new terms, some life lessons or just some good memories of fun times.
I won't say I knew what I was getting in at the beginning or that whether I'd even like it or not but now when I think about it, I know I might not have been a fan of these sessions but eventually I realised it wasn't that bad after all and by the end I knew it was all helping me in some way or the other and I ended up liking all of it actually, more than I thought I would.
The assessment part, both of self and of others, is where I had the most difficulty. The assessment was time taking, of course, but if not for it I wouldn't have read everyone's blogs and they wouldn't have read mine. If I really think about it, I definitely would like people to read it, I obviously would not put it online and make it accessible to all if I didn't want people to read it. Though, it was a tedious task, I'd say it was worth it. However, when it came to marking, I couldn't make up my mind easily, that's the part where I got stuck. That's the part I did not like. I didn't like cutting my own marks or even other's for that matter. I will do it if required in future but I hope I won't have to be there again.
Coming to the last part of this blog, I have this image of the message we were supposed to write and put up on the auditorium windows.
Not just for an auditorium but even in our lives we can benefit from it if we abide by it.
-Shikha Singh
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