"A(n almost) Perfect lesson for Course Students and Teachers."
Rather than start with all the reasons this is an example of a perfect lesson, I will relate them as we reach them. This lesson contains the aspects of:
- observation,
- perception,
- reaction,
- judgment,
- projection,
- interpretation and ultimately
- forgiveness.
Ok, I gave away the list, but they may not be obvious as the lesson progresses. I will point them out as we go.
While you may initially vehemently disagree, I guarantee that you will be totally wrong about something. Count on it. Make careful note of your observations...they are critical to the lesson, and your learning. Most important, be honest with yourself as we progress. Also, don't get upset about anything...you have been set up!!
First we are going to take a brief look at a sketch. Our purpose is to observe as much as we can in the sketch in about 5 seconds. You are going to be responsible for your own timing. Only you can control how long the sketch is available for viewing so be fair, and be honest.
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After viewing the sketch you are directed to click the picture to continue to the rest of the article.
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