Tuesday, December 13, 2022
Module 3 Final Presentations 12/13 December 2022
Well what a great couple of days it has been watching the final performances by module 3 MAPP students. With an insight into an eclectic mix of dance technique pedagogy, dance (specialism) and somatic study presentations, the event gave me a sense of what was expected along with the individual take on the artefact which accompanies the presentation. I came away with the idea of "ah that's what you mean" but because they are so personal and indeed different, it's difficult to grasp where to start and what to include. However, I'm looking forward to bouncing ideas and thoughts with my supervisor in the coming months. Module 3 does look intense but I'm really looking forward to it.
Having just completed module 2, (with a few days to spare before the submission deadline) I took the oportunity to look ahead and review the module 3 sessions prior to the end of term. I didn't look at module 2 or 3 when I was studying for module 1 as I felt I just needed to focus on my AOLs and essay. Having completed module 2, (and I think I've written about my thoughts in an earlier blog), it was gruelling. But on reflection, I think it was because it took me to places that felt uncomfortable and challenging - but then who likes doing those kind of things in every day life!
Having been immersed in such a wealth of diverse knowledge, the last couple of days has once again tapped into my psyche and started to regurgitate questions, questions and yes you've guessed it - more questions. Maybe that's the whole point of the masters - you end up with more questions than answers...
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