Due on Friday, May 3rd
In this final reflective blog post for our class,
I would like you to think back to the many readings, screenings and discussions
that we have had throughout the semester. We have discussed a wide variety of
topics with the stated intention of giving us a framework by which we might
understand some of the issues ideas that influence the way we view the world,
society, and ourselves.
Which superhero did you come in knowing very
little about, but now feel like you have a good sense of who they are, what
they stand for, and what their stories can tell us about ourselves?
Did any of your preconceived ideas about a
specific hero change through our coursework? If so, what were they? If not, how
was your approach to that hero supported by our readings/discussions?
We have looked to superhero narratives as tools
to help us learn about ourselves. What did you learn about yourself (or confirm
about yourself) through the readings and discussions?
Is there a topic or idea you felt especially
strong about and wish we could have delved more deeply in it? What about a hero
/ character / team we didn’t spend much time on that would have facilitated
class discussion on an important idea or issue?
Finally, as you complete this class and head into
your Citizenship class next year, how has this course helped you to better
understand the role of a good citizen? Which hero or heroes do you feel would
be the best model for good citizenship? Why?
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