3.1 Reflection (link to your private journal: click to post) In every module, you will reflect on your learning in a private journal and receive feedback from your instructor. Through this activity, you will reveal personal connections to the course content through stories and examples. As you read the book, you might want to create an outline of major points or examples that you feel speak to your personal experiences with globalization, diverse teams or international affairs. Please be sure to use terms, theories and approaches from the book to support your examples, where possible. In this module, be sure to address all of the following prompts in your journal entry: 1. Try an exercise in active mindfulness. The next time you go somewhere outside your home - shopping office, school, transit, anywhere - pay attention to the other people around you, and how they are interacting with others and with things in the environment. What patterns do you see? What individual differences do you see? Which ways of interacting are more like the way you would do it? What do these observations tell you about yourself Can you question any of your own assumptions about what is "natural" or "normal"? 2. To develop mindfulness about the process of your own learning, create a list or mindmap of questions and ideas you have related to leading people in international settings. Refer to the list as you go through this book / course, identifying answers and adding more questions to explore. Grading: this assignment is worth points towards your final grade. Click here to view the grading rubric (PDF file opens in a new windowl. A 3.1 Reflection (link to your private journal: click to post) In every module, you will reflect on your learning in a private journal and receive feedback from your instructor. Through this activity, you will reveal personal connections to the course content through stories and examples. As you read the book, you might want to create an outline of major points or examples that you feel speak to your personal experiences with globalization, diverse teams or international affairs. Please be sure to use terms, theories and approaches from the book to support your examples, where possible. In this module, be sure to address all of the following prompts in your journal entry: 1. Try an exercise in active mindfulness. The next time you go somewhere outside your home - shopping office, school, transit, anywhere - pay attention to the other people around you, and how they are interacting with others and with things in the environment. What patterns do you see? What individual differences do you see? Which ways of interacting are more like the way you would do it? What do these observations tell you about yourself Can you question any of your own assumptions about what is "natural" or "normal"? 2. To develop mindfulness about the process of your own learning, create a list or mindmap of questions and ideas you have related to leading people in international settings. Refer to the list as you go through this book / course, identifying answers and adding more questions to explore. Grading: this assignment is worth points towards your final grade. Click here to view the grading rubric (PDF file opens in a new windowl. A