Pursuit: something you are trying to accomplish or go
after (i.e. the pursuit of happiness)
Sacrifice: give up something for something else
(i.e. I sacrifice my time to try and make nice stories
for class; I sacrifice time with my family for my work)
Confrontation: fighting directly with someone
(i.e. physical confrontation)
Indignation: outrage or anger about something that
happened or that someone did to you
Consequence: result, usually a bad one, of an action
(You missed too much class, and now you will fail as a
consequence)
Advocate: support
An advocate: a person who supports something
I advocate that we learn to cook in our classes in
school. I am an advocate for people
cooking in school.
>>I hope your time at ELS has been a
transformative experience for you
Discussion questions:
1. What
has been a transformative experience
for you?
2. What
is something you advocate?
3. What
was a mistake you made? What was the consequence?
4. What
causes you to have indignation?
5. Who
did you have a confrontation
with?
6. What
is a pursuit of yours?
7. What
is something you had to sacrifice
for something else?
*Goethe and Nietzsche believed that to reach full
human potential, we had to move beyond society’s restrictions? Is that true?
Is it possible?
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