Contributions
I am satisfied with my own contributions in the work during the course.
1: I do not agree at all / 10: I agree completely
Comments
I was too tired because of that longer project before course, so I was more like surviving.
I had a presentation on a subject that might be interesting for others (Is magic an art form?). I helped for a few students creating their final act, especially Lionel and Markus, but of course everyone helped everyone.
There was a lot of team work on the course that required every student’s input. We had a lot of great conversations at night with fellow students. We worked on our own projects and helped each other a lot.
There is always more to contribute and I wasn’t always sure if it’s my place to do so, but I did what I thought was appropriate.
I did not land my Project exactly where I hoped. But I created two new routines . More than I have done the last two years.
My own result with the course was experimental for me. I went totally out of my confort zone and could have been more proud of the result if I had have more time. But for an idea to take form and shape itself during 1-3 days it was amazing. I’m using this knowledge every time i’m doing something new and it has changed my way of learning and exploring.
I’ve enjoyed both group exercises and class exercises very much and wanted and gave everything at those. But on the longer individual projects I wish I had found my motivation and subject more. Which I already stated in the previous comments. However though, I will not say that I didn’t learn anything from the individual project, but I just wasn’t committed enough to it to make it a great project for me.
Difficult to answer 😉
I did my best. It was a giving and taking. Anybody did his best to come up with good inputs for the other magicians and I tried to do the same.
I guess one could always be better? I do hope I was able to bring something to the table both in terms of group work and discussions, in that I never held anything back. One of the things you learn in such a setting is the importance of listening more than you speak yourself, and I do hope I was able to do that, at least in part.