Objective: Connect the two WOKs (perception and emotion) to the other AOKs and WOKs.

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Objective: Connect the two WOKs (perception and emotion) to the other AOKs and WOKs

THE plan  Same as yesterday.  Key Points and Main Ideas are on the website. Reflections due tomorrow.  Today: Using questions to make connections

Perception and Ethics  Do good people see the world differently from bad people?  Consider…. What makes someone good? What makes someone bad? How do you see the world? Optimistic? Pessimistic?

Perception and History  Should we trust eye-witness evidence?  Consider… Does emotion ever play a role in eye- witness evidence? What are some elements that affect eye- witness evidence? SEINFELD!

Perception and Emotion  How does your mood affect your perception of things?  Consider… What mood are you in right now? Is it affecting your day? What does it take to have a great day? A bad day?

Emotion and Language  Do you think that language is used more to describe or persuade?  Consider… Your own conversations Conversations with teachers Conversations you over hear

Emotion and The Arts  Do the arts provoke emotions or purge them?  Consider…. What is the purpose of art? How do you connect to art? Why do you seek out different forms of art?

Emotion and Reason  Are we driven more by reason or emotion?  Consider… How do you make decisions? Why are you seeking out the colleges you are seeking out? What do you want your major to be? WHY?

Quote 1  “A fool sees not the same tree that the wise man sees.” –William Blake ( )  What does this quote mean?  Do you agree?  How can it connect to our society?

Quote 2  “Trust in yourself. Your perceptions are often far more accurate than you are willing to believe.” Claudia Black.  Agree/Disagree?  If this is true, how does it affect your answer about eye-witness evidence?