Myth and Legends is a course that focuses on possibilities in my opinion. We travel through stories, both old an new, that are related to the lore of kingdoms and villages. Throughout the years, I bring my students through different aspects of lore and mythical beings that they may have heard stories of growing up
The course is not easy, but I like to think I make it enjoyable. Sometimes the assignments I give are regular, but others are unusual. For instance, when you reach my fifth year instead of a review game, I ask my students to create a play. So far it has been a smashing success and all students have enjoyed it. Nevertheless, students are expected to learn lots of material in a year, but I always encourage my students to come to me if they need help.
The best part is always seeing the excitement and wonder on my students faces when I am teaching. Sometimes the class is so engaged that my students are very reluctant to leave. That always brings a smile to my face.
When students don’t raise their hands. I know that sometimes I am a bit strict with it, but hand raising is not only respectful, but it saves me a headache from the bombardment of questions that are screamed my way. Honestly, is it that hard to raise your hand?