Reflection Journals

Use a notebook, composition book, or single google document to journal your experiences in class.

A proper Journal Entry should include

• Title

• Date

• And a thoughtful response to the activity of the day. Use the following prompts to help you.

  • Explain the activity

  • How did it make you feel, both positively and negatively?

  • What made you proud?

  • What could you have done better?

  • Why would this activity benefit an performer?

  • How could this activity or experience help you in your daily life or in the future?

Journal Entries 2019-2020

• Greek Choral Performance

• On the Beach: Guided Meditation

• Body: Individual, partner pantomimes, music pantomimes

• Improvisation: Imaginary Object, Object Transformation

• Improvisation: Freeze and Justify

• Improvisation: One Minute Wanderer

• Improvisation: Cars

• Improvisation: Party Quirks

• Improvisation: Other Activities (specify what game you are discussing)

• Voice: Tongue Twister

• Partner Scene for Showcase (this will be a separate reflection)