Seminar Reflection

This seminar focused on identifying the key elements of a good blog post, like titles, images and writing style. What I found helpful was the way we looked at different examples and discussed them. It made the topic more concrete and I could see how small changes like a clearer title or a more relevant … Read more

(Blame me if u want but this is not a proper reflection, more of my own story) In today’s class me and my classmates discussed about our experiences during middle school in OCAC. I decide to publish this post simply because there’s not enough time in class to let me speak freely. Unlike most students … Read more

In this seminar, tania and I were elected as leaders. Through a scenario in the ppt, we discussed whether we should participate in dark tourism and the influence of the Internet on it. First of all, I think my leader this time is a little better than the last one because I was quite nervous … Read more

Last week, we did a thorough two-day seminar regarding dark tourism during which the seminar leaders guided with a totally unique and extraordinarily effective strategy of revolving the questions around a storyline which gave us very much to discuss and debate, and at length the discussion was quite in-depth. We took Chernobyl as the setting, … Read more

In this seminar, we mainly discussed elements a good blog includes. This seminar led by Kitty and Vinci was quite unique from the other ones, the main impact to this was their style. Different than the past few seminars which only had questions on their PPT, this one involved comparison between text or pictures. I … Read more

The first time I’ve ever heard of the word “dark tourism” was when I was preparing for WSC… I never thought travelling to such places around the world had a specific name to them 🕷️.   You could guess the (slight) excitement I had when I heard we’ll be doing a seminar on this. If … Read more

Very interesting seminar hosted by two very interesting people (shut up Leo). The phrase stated in title might be rather controversial. Some may think it’s correct as you’re in a new country, you should follow their habits and try and be one of them. However, others argue how it’s not necessary and you’re only a … Read more

I really enjoyed Tania & Jessie’s approach to a new way of seminar– which is something similar to role-playing.  We get to see different people’s ideas when visiting Chernobyl, a cite of dark tourism, and it’s interesting to find the plot progressing as the seminar continues. It’s interesting how this format made me think more … Read more

I really like Vinci and Kitty’s approach to this topic, by providing different examples from different aspects to let use share our opinions through compare and contrasting them. This really sparked some debate about which picture is more inspiring, and which title is better.  In this seminar, we first compared different examples of paragraphs, titles, … Read more