I love that you compare Diversity to so many things! Each thing has its’ connections to diversity. My favorite is the Fruit Salad-it’s all fruit but together they make something greater than itself as an individual.
Olivia, that is what you are supposed to have done. Take the concept and visualize it using multiple metaphors. The examples I gave in Module 6 provided some level of expectations:
Create sketchnotes to visualize metaphors for ONE of the following concepts: learning, diversity, technology, college life.
Don’t worry about your drawing. Just do it. Brad Ovenell Carter has interesting sketchnotes on Google+ and Pinterest.
See examples for change, trust, danger by Sacha Chua.
Kristen, it’s a good effort, and the feedback I give is to help nudge or direct you to a higher level of performance (of understanding). Not to minimalize your efforts.
I like how you only used short phrases. I thought that it really let the metaphors and drawings speak for themselves. I would have never put diversity and a river together!
I love that you compare Diversity to so many things! Each thing has its’ connections to diversity. My favorite is the Fruit Salad-it’s all fruit but together they make something greater than itself as an individual.
Olivia, that is what you are supposed to have done. Take the concept and visualize it using multiple metaphors. The examples I gave in Module 6 provided some level of expectations:
Create sketchnotes to visualize metaphors for ONE of the following concepts: learning, diversity, technology, college life.
Don’t worry about your drawing. Just do it. Brad Ovenell Carter has interesting sketchnotes on Google+ and Pinterest.
See examples for change, trust, danger by Sacha Chua.
Kristen, it’s a good effort, and the feedback I give is to help nudge or direct you to a higher level of performance (of understanding). Not to minimalize your efforts.
I like how you only used short phrases. I thought that it really let the metaphors and drawings speak for themselves. I would have never put diversity and a river together!
Thanks for adding more details and a metaphor!