Identify 3 key concepts, each followed by an explanation, relevant quotes, and\/or examples from the readings (with citation, e.g. Suh, p. 6). A key concept can be one single word (e.g. \u201cduhkha\u201d) or a phrase referring to a cluster of ideas (e.g. \u201cfive skandhas\u201d). Look for concepts that are crucial in understanding all readings assigned for the week, or for those explicitly explained in one reading and alluded to in another.<\/p>\n
Write down the questions you need the professor to explain further during the synchronous session (you may also write N\/A if everything seems clear and you do not need me to clarify anything); and Write down one discussion question and post it to the Discussion Board one hour before our synchronous session begins, so that the professor and the discussion leaders can preview the questions<\/p>\n
Personal care: This is a trying time and we will only get through it if we remember to take care of ourselves and of each other, physically and mentally. For this part, I would like to \u201chear\u201d what you have done to take care of yourself and\/or of someone else. It can be something as simple as \u201cI went to the gym everyday\u201d or \u201cI took a walk in the Metropark because nature relaxes me\u201d or \u201cI made myself some comfort food.\u201d It can also be something like \u201cI talked to my therapist\u201d or \u201cI checked in with three friends in the past week to see how they are doing.\u201d This part is not meant to be intrusive; it is just a reminder of the necessity of self-care and mutual care<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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