Concept Model - in learning(part 2)
In another class, which we official started creating something going along with our concept 'stress' , we were given two other random words: Ice and Path. These words were randomly cut out from a Sinhala and English news paper and randomly distributed among pairs. Along with a brief discussion we came up with something we thought was pretty fascinating, sadly didn't seem like so from the critiques we got. The idea came like a brainstorm to us and we were suppose to show the model on the day it self , so it was pretty amazing.
For this model we used coloured board, sand , a plastic wire kind of a thing , stripes of cloth, newspaper, black marker,glue and a pair of scissors.
Unfortunately the model didn't survive and the rest was chewed by the dog(not kidding) but I will explain through a sketch of the model we made. Most of all we wasn't encouraged by ourselves to take a picture. Looking back now Totally regret it. Lesson- "Always take photos of the final model". Somethings are unexpected ,even though personally your brain think its crappy sometime someone else could appreciate it, but mostly it the idea that you got need to save for the better and worse.
We took stress as a whole and cut words we found from the newspaper , that we thought brought stress. The man is surrounded by a wire-framed sphere that symbolized stress; it was more elaborated with the cut out words we pasted on the sphere. As for the word "Path" , we took it as our life and represented it with the arrow which isn't straight.The Ice cubes represented the obstacles along our journey of life.
Feedback we got was that they thought that it would have been better if we took one aspect of stress. I don't think we did a good explanation , which we had to work on. Other than that I just don't remeber. Obviously it was a good step but not inspiring as some other models made by other pairs , which is what I thought.
For this model we used coloured board, sand , a plastic wire kind of a thing , stripes of cloth, newspaper, black marker,glue and a pair of scissors.
Unfortunately the model didn't survive and the rest was chewed by the dog(not kidding) but I will explain through a sketch of the model we made. Most of all we wasn't encouraged by ourselves to take a picture. Looking back now Totally regret it. Lesson- "Always take photos of the final model". Somethings are unexpected ,even though personally your brain think its crappy sometime someone else could appreciate it, but mostly it the idea that you got need to save for the better and worse.
Feedback we got was that they thought that it would have been better if we took one aspect of stress. I don't think we did a good explanation , which we had to work on. Other than that I just don't remeber. Obviously it was a good step but not inspiring as some other models made by other pairs , which is what I thought.
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