The Journey
Learning Event Response -
Watch the following video from Matthew Winkler discussing what makes a hero.
Watch the following video by Tim Adams on what makes an anti-hero.
Think about the journey that you are about to complete. You might think of this journey in the #WalkMyWorld project, or you might consider an alternate journey in your life. What journey speaks the most to you? What journey would you like to share with others? What challenges and opportunities have you experienced along the journey? What skills and expertise will you share with others after your journey?
Create a hero or heroine, and share their journey in this learning event. Think of a name for your hero, or heroine in your response...or use your own name. Consider the following steps involved in the pattern of events involved in the epic hero monomyth. You might chose to include these steps in the journey in your response.
- Call To Adventure
- Assistance
- Departure
- Trials
- Approach
- Crisis
- Treasure
- Result
- Return
- New Life
- Resolution
Create a visual, audio, or written account of your journey using the elements identified above. Share your response using the #WalkMyWorld hashtag on twitter.
My Response -
The classic monomyth defined by Joseph Campbell tells of a hero's journey through the Call to Adventure, Crisis, Results and Resolution with a number of steps in between. For this learning event for the #walkmyworld project asked us to identify our own journey. I have outlined my journey using ThingLink. Please review My Monomyth as you would a clock. Starting at 12:00 and moving around clockwise.
Enjoy!
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| ThingLink: http://www.thinglink.com/scene/633777326621982720 |
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