Wow… That was quick. Another two weeks have passed, and that means that here comes another edition of my CAS Journey Reflection. Indeed, this one’s worth a lengthy reflection as October was certainly more interesting and engaging than the previous month…
After I was told that my previous proposal regarding a talent show competition has been postponed due to the ongoing work on Spirit Week, I began to work on another proposal while I am waiting for the House Committee to complete their work on Spirit Week. I was reading a book called “To Make Men Free” by Heather Cox Richardson that was about the history of the Republican Party, and I thought that it might be a great choice for a CAS project. So I have been taking notes while reading it ever since, hoping to create a timeline of the history of the GOP that is similar to the one I have done for banknotes as part of my MYP Personal Project in aesthetics. (That’s why Personal Projects are very important to the IB Diploma Programme!)
Some notes I have taken while reading “To Make Men Free”
The product should look similar to this timeline.
On the other hand, I got my hands on my first “Service” based CAS experience as a GIN club member, contributing to 2 tote bag designs that will eventually land on other people’s hands as part of the ongoing Lebanon Relief Fund charity sale. Even though the design was pretty simple, I consider this as my one and only masterpieces in art throughout my years at KAS and hopefully, those who bought them will also like my design 😉
