4/27: creative projects

My own creativity has been somewhat on-hold as we near the end of the semester, but I built a creative project into my Classical Myth & Children's Literature course, so I'm getting to see a bit of my students' creativity in action these days. For the past week, we've had presentations about their creative projects, which focus on their own depictions of Greek and Roman mythology. Their ideas have been very interesting to hear about, and our last presenter today made everyone laugh in the happiest way with his thoughts. Not all classes lend themselves to a creative project, but I'm glad that this one did. I think everyone has enjoyed the change of pace and the insight which a different approach to our subject matter can bring.