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Review: Week 7

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I have completed the backup and checkup and reviewed the past announcements. My favorite quote this week was the "Life is like a Camera" from Slyvia Duckworth. I liked the pictures because it contains advice about a growth mindset, attention, and happiness, which are three things that I am constantly trying to improve about myself. My favorite video this week was   "Story of Karna" by Epified. The video explained the birth of Karna from Kunti and the sage. I was interested in Karna's antagonist role in the Mahabharata, and even used him for my Wikipedia Trail, too.  Life is like a Camera by  Sylvia Duckworth

Review: Week 6

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I have completed the backup for my blog and checked on the Progress Chart to make sure on I'm on target with my desired grade. For my video this week I watched  "Bheem meets Hanuman"  by Epified. The video was about Bheem goes to find flowers and ends up lost in a forest, while trying to find his back he meets Hanuman. Hanuman is upset that Bheem woke up the other animals while he was trying to find his way back. Hanuman blocks his path and Bheem tries to get past him but he is unable to, so he asks Hanuman for forgiveness. Then Hanuman greets Bheem as his brother and they part ways. I really enjoy the Epified videos because they give me an opportunity to learn more about characters that usually aren't main characters in the epics. My favorite graphic this week was the diagram that helps identify what tasks need the most focus. I find when I'm overwhelmed with school work or problems, I struggle to know where to begin and I think this graphic will be helpful for o...

Review Week 4

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I have completed the back up and the check up part of the assignment. This week I watched the video  Why We Worship Trees . The video states that trees are associated with gods, and they are worshipped to show their gratitude. Different trees are associated with different gods. My favorite graphic this week was the poem "Advice from a Tree". I thought this poem was short and easy, while still getting an important message across. Advice from a Tree