UCSD The Changing Nature of Storytelling and Journalism in The Age of Technology Journal 1: Use one of the “nature” prompts from the Kellner folder ( Suns
UCSD The Changing Nature of Storytelling and Journalism in The Age of Technology Journal 1:
Use one of the “nature” prompts from the Kellner folder ( Sunshine and Flowers, At the Ocean, Life is like an Onion, OR Tree Grows Alone) as your inspiration today.
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Journal 2:
As we enter our “professional documents for the workplace” Module 2 this week, explore your greatest fear for life after college in your journal entry.
– My biggest fear is to not succeed at my career and have have bunch of loans that can not be paid off.
– Also regret what i studied WRITE WHAT YOU SEE Hank Kellner Photo
Just living is not enough. One must
have sunshine, freedom, and a little
flower.
Hans Christian Anderson
Danish author
IDEAS FOR WRITING
What words come to mind as you look at the photo? Describe the flowers in terms of sight,
touch, and smell.
Why do flowers give people pleasure? Discuss several ways.
Compare and contrast two well-known paintings that feature flowers.
So many poets have used flowers as a subject for their work. Try your hand at a poem
about a flower.
If you were a flower, what kind would you be? Why?
POSSIBLE KEY WORDS
DELICATE
FRAGRANT
FRAGILE
SCENTED
VIBRANT
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Listen! you hear the grating roar
Of pebbles which the waves draw back, and fling,
At their return, up the high strand,
Begin, and cease, and then again begin
from Dover Beach
Matthew Arnold
British poet
IDEAS FOR WRITING
People often become lost in their thoughts at the ocean. What could be the reasons for
that?
Imagine what the boy might be thinking. Describe his thoughts.
Whether you realize it or not, you are developing a philosophy of life that is uniquely
yours. Describe one of your beliefs.
Write a poem about the ocean. If you like, fashion it after the style of the poem in the
quotation, above.
POSSIBLE KEY WORDS
MEDITATE
REFLECT
CONTEMPLATE
CONSIDER
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