Sartre Presentations/Seminars: Although we did not get feedback on the sartre seminars, I know exactly how I felt about them. I did not put in the effort to clarify what I did not understand, and as a result, I lacked the understanding of many crucial points that sartre brings up. I have had to play catch up for the past few months when something is brought up regarding sartre, I end up having to clarify what everyone is talking about. On the other hand, I did thoroughly understand the idea of our passage that was assigned to us. I asked more questions to the smaller group compared to a class seminar, which are easy for me to be shy toward. During the SArtre class seminars I clearly ran “away from uncertainty” which is one of the core principles of what not to do.
Sartre Take-Home Exam: Once again I don’t have feedback, because i never had it returned to me??? I still can reflect on my work of what I thought about it. My key problem with this assignment were the seminars obviously, they resulted in this assignment being a long and tedious task that I have no idea if they are even correct or I understand them. Even when I had peers explain certain ideas to me, I could find what Sartre was saying but sometimes …show more content…
We had a meeting about this essay, and ultimately, I was disappointed in my scre of 1.5 and kept blaming it all on myself. I kept beating myself down wanted to give up on the class after this essay, because I had felt it was my best essays i had ever analyzed. When we talked and you started talking to me, I think we both realized I completely understood my ideas and that they were analyzed very well in my head, by just were not on paper. Which I believe shows I understood this core principle of deep thinking, learning etc. As I write my first draft, ideas always pop up into my head, the problem is these thoughts don't get put on paper in a well written
Sartre Take-Home Exam: Once again I don’t have feedback, because i never had it returned to me??? I still can reflect on my work of what I thought about it. My key problem with this assignment were the seminars obviously, they resulted in this assignment being a long and tedious task that I have no idea if they are even correct or I understand them. Even when I had peers explain certain ideas to me, I could find what Sartre was saying but sometimes …show more content…
We had a meeting about this essay, and ultimately, I was disappointed in my scre of 1.5 and kept blaming it all on myself. I kept beating myself down wanted to give up on the class after this essay, because I had felt it was my best essays i had ever analyzed. When we talked and you started talking to me, I think we both realized I completely understood my ideas and that they were analyzed very well in my head, by just were not on paper. Which I believe shows I understood this core principle of deep thinking, learning etc. As I write my first draft, ideas always pop up into my head, the problem is these thoughts don't get put on paper in a well written