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Reflection Pieces

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Reflection Pieces

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  1. “Sometimes, you read a book and it fills you with this weird evangelical zeal, and you become convinced that the shattered world will never be put back together unless and until all living humans read the book. And then there are books like An Imperial Affliction, which you can't tell people about, books so special and rare and yours that advertising your affection feels like betrayal.” – Hazel Grace, The Fault in Our Stars

  2. While listening to The Last Lecture, compose a ½ page hand-written reflection for each day’s passage. This reflection does not have to a formal writing piece, but rather a collection of ideas and thoughts you form while listening to Pausch’s story. Please keep your reflections in a journal or on a number of sheets stapled together. Date each entry, as you would a journal. I will be checking for completion, rather than reading for details, so feel free to write with abandon. Reflection Pieces

  3. The Last Lecture by Randy Pausch “As you enter the adventure of life and embrace your destiny, I hope you will continue to treasure the family who loves you dearly.” -Auntie

  4. Being in zero gravity • Playing in the NFL • Authoring an article in the World Book Encyclopedia • Being Captain Kirk • Winning stuffed animals • Being a Disney Imagineer Randy Pausch’s Childhood Dreams

  5. Be a Walmart cashier • Receive a Hogwarts letter • Travel the world—or at least fly in a plane. • Own a house/apartment with at least one secret room/compartment • Become a famous writer • Have kids (how did I end up with 150?!) Ms. Howard’s Childhood Dreams

  6. Create a Powerpoint slide • List your 4+dreams you had as a child (keep a balance of serious and silly) • Print the slide and explain each of your dream (bullet-style) on the back of the sheet YOUR Childhood Dreams Assignment IMAGE HERE

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