Critical Reflection #3

How are you exploring your essential question; is it different from what you expected? If you don’t feel like you’re answering your essential question, what is happening that’s different from[…]

Critical Reflection #3 – Cole

How are you exploring your essential question; is it different from what you expected? If you don’t feel like you’re answering your essential question, what is happening that’s different from[…]

Caroline Maltz: CR #3

How are you exploring your essential question; is it different from what you expected? If you don’t feel like you’re answering your essential question, what is happening that’s different from[…]

Critical reflection #3

1.How are you exploring your essential question; is it different from what you expected? If you don’t feel like you’re answering your essential question, what is happening that’s different from[…]

Critical reflection #2

Describe a moment and analyze: “Write about a single experience or moment, and ask: how does this moment, experience, or encounter relate to my essential question?” You can also compare[…]

Critical Reflection #3

Now that you’re three weeks (halfway) into your senior project experience, are you answering your essential question? How are you exploring your essential question; is it different from what you[…]

Critical Reflection #2

One of our essential questions asks what we can predict for the future of new york. Walking around Greenwich Village gave me a profound sense of what can be accomplished[…]

Critical Reflection 3

For this last week, I was unable to record music in my studio due to last minute college touring. However, this did not enable me to continue my research on[…]

CR #3

I have seen significant improvement in my life drawing which does answer my essential question of time in resulting in learned skills. I have dedicated my practice to solely drawing[…]

Critical Reflection #3

How are you exploring your essential question; is it different from what you expected? If you don’t feel like you’re answering your essential question, what is happening that’s different from[…]

Luc Dunlop CR 3

Over the past 3 weeks I have listened to various basketball podcasts and created my own. The more I record these interviews, the more I find my voice. As I[…]

Luc Dunlop CR 2

For the first week of my senior project I interviewed two coaches. Although I did not look at the youth’s perspective on basketball, I investigated what shapes it. Interviewing coaches[…]

Luc Dunlop CR 1

It is important to hear a wide range of perspectives on the game of basketball, yet we do not have access to points of views that differ from mainstream sports[…]

Week 3 experience 1

The first thing I was taught in EMT school and was drilled into all of our brains throughout was that your safety comes before anything else followed by your partner’s[…]

Cayla Robbins- CR #3

Now that you’re three weeks (half way) into your senior project experience, are you answering your essential question? How are you exploring your essential question; is it different from what[…]

Critical Reflection 3

My essential question is more directed at private EMS, whereas my project is more directing to questions that I didn’t really know I had about about what it is like[…]

Critical Reflection 3

How are you exploring your essential question; is it different from what you expected? If you don’t feel like you’re answering your essential question, what is happening that’s different from[…]

CR #3 Ethan Oliver

My essential question has held true to what I am doing at the office. I have been doing a lot of computer drop offs and pickups with donors and nonprofits[…]

CR #3 – Ruthanne

Now that you’re three weeks (halfway) into your senior project experience, are you answering your essential question?    How are you exploring your essential question; is it different from what[…]

CR #2 – Ruthanne

Describe a moment and analyze: “Write about a single experience or moment, and ask: how does this moment, experience, or encounter relate to my essential question?” You can also compare[…]

Stella Propp- Journal Week 2

Aside from my regular baking, decorating, packaging, and shipping out duties, this week was dedicated to The Hunter Circuit Foundation whose goal is to help support talented and underfunded young[…]

Meeting With Yukie

Last week we met with Yukie Ohta, an archivist and founder of the Soho Memory Project, in order to discuss our findings after photographing Williamsburg, Greenwich Village, and the Financial[…]

Week 2 experience 2

Something that I had anticipated but not yet felt about my time in EMS so far was the effect of the long hours and the changing shifts. In the past[…]

Zander Lu- Week 2.2

Libertarianism, on the other hand, respects the right to choose. It values the individual. The fundamental right is to live as we please, as long as it doesn’t inhibit others[…]

Zander Lu- Week 2.1

Utilitarianism believes that the moral thing to do is to maximize pleasure over pain. This means that while some may suffer, as long as most prosper, it is worth it.[…]

April 21- documentation

While sewing my dress, I have been reading a book called Fashionopolis by Dana Thomas. I tried to keep the materials of the dress to be as sustainable as possible;[…]

Critical Reflection 2

Describe a moment and analyze: “Write about a single experience or moment, and ask: how does this moment, experience, or encounter relate to my essential question?” You can also compare it[…]

CR 1

I am interested in maximizing this short amount of time I have been given to study my passion and be able to teach myself by practicing my least evolved skills[…]

CR 2

Describe a moment and analyze: “Write about a single experience or moment, and ask: how does this moment, experience, or encounter relate to my essential question?” One moment that really stood[…]

Sara- Final Project Proposal

Final Project Proposal  Sara Brodsky  Project Title: An Artistic Adaptation of Walking Through an Ecofeminist Lens Essential Question: Living in the bustling urban atmosphere of NYC, is it possible to[…]