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Reflection and Goal Setting: Embracing Strengths and Challenges

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In this reflective journal entry, you will assess your past quarter by identifying your strengths and weaknesses. Consider what changes you want to implement in the next quarter and set three personal or academic goals to strive for. Additionally, brainstorm creative ideas for group performances related to your reading of "Beowulf." Your final piece will showcase your voice and creativity through a boast-style poem, celebrating your achievements and aspirations. Submit your reflections and goals alongside your group performance ideas.

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Reflection and Goal Setting: Embracing Strengths and Challenges

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  1. Journal #21

  2. Journal #21 • Reflection on the past quarter – what were your strengths? Weaknesses? What do you want to do differently next quarter? Set 3 goals for yourself (personal and/or academic)

  3. Now rip off the bottom of the page… • On your piece of ripped out paper, I want you to submit journal ideas. They can be specific prompts you think would be good to write about or broader ideas that you would like the opportunity to write more about.

  4. Beowulf

  5. In your groups… • Go over your reading guides • Discuss as a group the answers to your 2 questions on your reading guide • Share your ideas for question #6 • Then, on a separate piece of paper (one per group, make sure ALL names are on it), brainstorm ideas for performing your passage. You can act it out, perform a song, do a news broadcast, or a different creative performance. Don’t just come up and read it!

  6. Boast Activity

  7. Boast 1. to speak with exaggeration and excessive pride, especially about oneself. 2. to speak with pride (often followed by “of”): He boasted of his family's wealth.

  8. Sing Your Praises! • Introduces yourself, tells of your deeds, states your family origin, what you plan to do, and other ways you are great! • In the style of a poem – it does not have to rhyme, but using poetic language, like good descriptive words and alliteration, is highly recommended! • Can include a favorite quote • 7-12 lines long • Must be typed!

  9. I am Kindra Wilson, touting a terrific teacher-talent, A splendid super-server, gliding and sliding Through the finest of all dining rooms. Simultaneously a student, studious, steadfast, sure, Grasping glory gladly and gratefully. One of the Wilsons, wily, wacky, and wonderfully weird, That fearsome family filled with filial fondness. I say “Let me be something every minute of every day of my life…And when I am sleeping, let me dream every minute so that no bit of living is ever lost” Carpe diem and carpe noctem, fight for freedom and never knock ‘em Those who offend or reprehend or condescend may need a friend And I’ll be there to offer care, and for my share, none can compare To the friend I’ll be, and they will see, from sea to sea, there’s only me Who can do what I do, so fearless and true, I present myself humbly in service to you.

  10. Due Monday 10/10!

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