Re: Happiness is

Oct 08, 2008 146 Replies

Nah, this set was actually quite good. I just can't sustain that kind of attention for more than about 45 minutes at a time.

I had them construct, administer, and analyze a short (and completely unscientific) survey to see if voters are rational or not. Ideal assignment: they had to learn the platforms of the two major candidates, design and administer the survey, and then see if they'd really shown anything. Then they had to critique their own process. Group research but individual papers. Papers were actually mostly fascinating. Too bad there won't be another election next semester.

Elizabeth

During the 7 years i worked on my exhibition "Mapressions loci" , I read 45 books , about maps , the politics behind it , what makes a place a place etc,,, During the 4 months my exhibition was shown in Ein Harod museum , i personally met and spoke with over 50 groups which each had over 20 persons , We had Seminars etc,, Both meand other lectureres and artists and persons with other proffseions discussed all kinds of ideas and happenings around maps and places ,,, mirjam

I think this is why I like Brat...she makes her students think!

Dr. Brat wrote:

Glad you don't like it either. I hate when some one does that to a book.

Cheryl

I meant the atlas pages you mentioned!

And I'd be with you ....

Cheryl

Art is in the eye of the beholder. Someone in another group recently brought this article to my attention.

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guess if someone created something that makes people think or initiates discussion it can fall under the loose label of art. Mavia

I think that art is between the Artist`s heart , mind and ability to create it !!! What people feel for it is in the eye of the beholder , mirjam

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