Friday, September 7, 2012

Your Responses

Questions:
1. What would you like to learn during this course?
2. Suggest three guidelines for all classroom discussions.
3. What do you think will be the biggest challenge in college?

Responses:

Han Nguyen
  • I want to learn how to be an efficient college student, as well as how to appreciate classical music.
  • Give everyone a chance to voice their opinion, don’t talk over anybody, pay attention to all speakers
  • I think the biggest challenges will be self-motivation...for studies as well as for health.

Shennan Ballo
  • I would like to understand the meaning behind the music
  • 3 guidelines: 1) Anything goes! 2) Anything goes! 3) Anything goes!
  • Biggest challenge - not getting lost and keeping up grades and homework

Maria Lopez
  • I want to learn more about music and especially composers and their background information
  • I think one [key]? challenge in college is managing time
  • 3 guidelines for discussion guidelines:
    • info about the composer
    • songs
    • interesting fact
Jered A.
  • What I plan to learn: A more educated outlook on different cultures and their impact on modern music.
  • 3 Guidelines: 1) No offensive language 2) Always read over a post/comment before posting it 3) Posts should reflect full ideas (no 1 word posts)
  • Hardest part: Finding a place to study/do homework. Avoiding distractions (electronics, people, concerts)  and focussing on schoolwork

Kia Taylor
  • I want to learn the stories behind the music. As a dancer, I know my dances convey a message. Dancing explains that without using words. Music does the same. I just have no clue what it’s saying.
  • Don’t speak over each other, we will all be heard. If you have something on your mind, let it be known. There’s no such thing as a stupid question.
  • Biggest Challenges: I’m not exactly sure. When I get to the challenge you will know.

Lita McDaniel
  • How different musical songs can relate to a persons personal life, and how it can relate to my major of pharmacy.
  • 1) Everyone needs to contribute 2) One person talking at a time 3) Keep the topic to music (or something closely related)
  • Trying to find new friends that have the same interests as me, while keeping some close high school friends.

Reanna Kelm
  • In this course I would like to learn more about different types of music and how to interpret music.
  • 1) be polite to other people 2) respond to comments 3) get to the point
  • My biggest challenge is going to be organizing my homework

Brigitte Waldier
  • How music impacts the events of history
  • 1) It’s OK to disagree 2) Don’t talk over people 3) come prepared
  • time management

Venezia Manuel [response submitted as a blog post]

  • I would like to learn as much as possible from my Professor because even though I know some knowledge of music it would be nice to know more terminology as well as music period.Especially since I'm a dance major and music is something you use to free yourself in so many ways.
  • 1) Make sure you speak LOUD and clear so the whole class can hear you during discussion. 2) Stay engaged in class discussions 3) Try and be helpful in anyway for your classmates during discussion or anything
  • I really can't say what will be the biggest challenge because I haven't faced it yet

Allie Royer,
  • Personally I want to learn the fundamentals of music. I feel like the basics would just being something good to know and can become very useful.
  • Guidelines: 1) be quiet when someone else is talking 2) don't interrupt 3) get involved
  • I personally feel like the biggest challenge will just be understanding music better. I don't have a strong music background so in general this is all new to me.
  
If you didn't reply in class, or if you'd like to add to what you've already said, please do so below as a comment.
                                                                                                                                                                                                  

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