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This study delves into the multifaceted concept of journeys, encouraging students to explore physical, imaginative, and inner journeys. Students will analyze how texts depict these journeys and the assumptions they carry. Physical journeys present obstacles and new places, aiding personal growth. Imaginative journeys inspire discovery, while inner journeys facilitate self-reflection. Through various forms of engagement, learners reflect on challenges that broaden their perspectives on themselves and the world. Quotable insights from notable figures enhance the understanding of this profound topic.
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The Journey Area of Study Rubric deconstruction
Common aspects Students: • Explore the ways in which texts depict journeys • Examine the underlying assumptions • Consider the power of the journey to challenge their thinking • Reflect on the way journeys broaden their understanding of the world and themselves
Focus: Physical journeys • Involve different types of obstacles • Involve movement to new places • Provide opportunities for travellors to extend themselves • Physically • Intelectually • Emotionally, as they • Respond to challenges and • Learn more about themselves and the world around them
Focus: Imaginative journeys • Take us into worlds of • Imagination • Speculation • Inspiration • Intellectual discovery • Pure imagination
Focus: Inner journeys • Journeys of the mind and spirit • Involve the exploration of the self • Individuals review their growth and development in the light of experiences which: • Challenge and • Inspire them • Provide new insights
Defining the Journey Quotable Quotes
Laurens van der Post • A voyage to a destination, wherever that may be, is also a voyage inside oneself; even as a cyclone carries along with it the centre in which it must ultimately come to rest. • It is always like that with journeys. One is as sad at the end as at the beginning; the reward lies in between.
Proverb • If you want to know a man, make a solitary journey with him.
Lawrence Durrell, from Bitter Lemons • Journeys, like artists, are born not made. A thousand differing circumstances contribute to them, few of them willed or determined by the will – whatever we may think. They flower spontaneously out of the demands of our natures – and the best of them lead not only outwards in space, but inwards as well.
African Proverb • He who travels much doubts many things
George Moore • A man travels the world over in search of what he needs, and returns home to find it.