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Growth Mindset, Week 8

9)  The biggest aspect outside of school where I apply growth Mindset concepts is at work. Without continually going outside of my comfort zone to learn new things, I would become stagnant which isn’t not something I want to do. Without continuing to further my own knowledge, I would not be able to teach others anything new. Having a plan and executing it to the best of my abilities helps me stay focused on what I’m trying to accomplish and why.

Week 8 Reading and Writing

     I still find navigating through all the different sites a little frustrating because different pieces of information are all in different places. A lot of the bigger projects or assignments don’t sync with Canvas and show on the “to-do” list so it takes some extra work to keep everything organized and finish on time. Having the extra credit available is helpful.  English has always been my strongest subject yet I seem to be struggling with this subject the most this semester.      Just staying organized will help with the rest of the semester as well as taking advantage of any and all extra credit available to make up for missing assignments or missed opportunities.

Taking Stock, Week 8

Getting back on track. Have several essays to work on this week so I’m trying to get some of the smaller tasks, readings and extra credit pieces done earlier in the week to allow for more time to work on the essays when we get back from vacation this weekend.

Reading Notes A Week 8

Dreams and Awakenings Carmel “el puerto perdido” the lost coast by Sebastian Vizcaino 1603 Robinson Jeffers-beginning of California literature “Frank Norris saw the wheat and the octopus as complex metaphors for the struggles transforming California into a Darwinian new world” 394 “Saw physical California and he geographic Wedt as the last site for American dreams of eternal renewal and progress” 394 As early as the Civil War Northern and Southern California has become opposites; northern primarily Democratic, pro labor, and Catholic, Southern mostly Republican and pro business, and Protestant  Los Angelas considered by some to be fake and full of people looking to make quick money or perfect for cults  Socially and economically devastated by The Great Depression until the mobilization of WWII John Steinbeck became an international figure for The Graoes of Wrath also won him a Nobel peace prize 25 years later