Monday, January 23, 2012
Visual Representation
College is supposed to induce excitement in a student, it should be the drive of everyday, but students become weary of classes. Institutions should incorporate visuals which will provide movtivation for the student environmentally. Clayton State University is depicted by an array of things such as the Swans which grace the lakes of the campus. The trees with branches that branch off in different directions to give a primitive forest feel along with the leaves. The hill like roads which make every round through the campus feel as a road trip. The architecture of the buildings are complex and give a more modern day structure.
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I enjoyed your post I could visualize everything you describe. Good job. -Justie Huff
ReplyDeleteIn this blog, the writer claims that college campuses should motivate its students' awareness of the environment. It is true that Clayton State's beautiful campus does make a person admire nature's beauty. In admiring that beauty, the students are often feeled with the desire to keep it beautiful. The writer made some great points that I would not have thought about.
ReplyDeleteTamika R. Huff
In "Visual Representation," the author writes, "College is supposed to induce excitement in a student." While I would substantially agree with the statement, I believe the instillment of excitement needs to take place in the classrooms rather than on the campus grounds.
ReplyDeleteSorry, I forgot to sign the above comment. V.D. Poole
ReplyDeleteIn "Visual Representtion," the author claims, "College is supposed to induce excitement in a student," and the author's conclusion is that "it should be the drive of everyday, but students become weary of class." I agree, however, the drive and excitement should be within the classroom, and then it will overflow onto the campus as a whole.
ReplyDelete-Bertha Jackson