Date: 8th February, 2015
Session # 26
Attended by: 11 participants
Report written by: Zainab Salman
This session was interesting. We started thinking of
unanswered questions that had entered our mind and wondering about their
answers.
Then we talked about boredom and what it really is. We were
asked about how often we felt boredom and what we do when we feel bored. Everyone
noted down the following questions:
- What is boredom?
- What do you usually do to avoid boredom?
- What other things can we do to avoid boredom?
We noted the main points and discussed whether boredom is
good or bad for us. We have got a home task regarding this topic; we have to
reflect upon the questions and answer them according to our opinion, and make either
a PowerPoint presentation or write an article containing our answers. Everyone
has to email their answers, or if they prefer, to bring them in the next
session.
Next we did an activity. We all made lists of our ‘Top Ten
Wishes’ and ‘Top Ten Worries’. It took a long time recognizing which wishes
were in the ‘Top Ten’, while hardly anyone had much worries. We were not supposed
to see anyone else’s wishes or worries, if they didn’t want us to, although some
people shared a few of their wishes and worries.
After making the lists, we all played a guessing game in
which we were divided into two groups, and each group had to plan and prepare three
acts and then perform the acts. The members of the other group had to guess what
we were acting. Also, we were not allowed to say anything, we could only make
sounds. Turn by turn, both groups did their acts. The acts were interesting,
some acting as a minibus while others yelling like Opera Singers! The acts were
really good, some funny, some serious. Overall, it was an interesting session,
both fun and meaningful.
Awesome! I like the idea of the topic this week, and the activities you did. :D I'll try to get something done for the home task. ^^
ReplyDeleteWhat is boredom?
ReplyDeleteBoredom means being uninterested in doing something or when you have nothing to do. It can also be feeling annoyed about something that is continued for too long. It makes you impatient and dissatisfied.
To avoid boredom I usually start to put away messy things from my room .Sometimes I play with play dough as I love to make small dolls with it using different colors.
There are also other things that we can do to avoid boredom such as:
• Make a new card game
• Jump rope
• Write story about animals
• Learn magic tricks
• Play with hula hoop
• Explore small areas of nature with a magnifying glass
• Wash clothes
• Take swings
• Take ride on the bicycle
• Plant seeds and water them
Written by Aiza Saad
Boredom is the advance and the root of all evil (Sana Saad PTCC Batch 20)
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