LE 300 Park University Course Lessons Learned Discussion

Unit 8: Lessons Learned

It’s hard to believe we’re already at the end of our journey! This is our wrap-up unit; to give you time to prepare for your final exam, there’s no lecture in this unit . Our discussion questions offer you an opportunity to reflect on what you have learned in the course and how you will apply it in your life.

After posting your original response to the question below, post thoughtful responses to the posts of at least two classmates. Share and discuss your thoughts on the class.

All students should answer this question and address all bullet points listed below.

What have you learned in the past eight units?

In your answer, please discuss the all ALL of following:

What were your thoughts on ethics, humor and social interaction before taking the course? What are your thoughts on it now?
How will you apply the theories and lessons you have learned in this course in your life and career? What will you do differently as you go forward?
This course combines theories from several academic disciplines. How has the experience of identifying and integrating multiple disciplines affected the way you now approach problem solving? Share an example of this.

Textbooks and Materials

Textbooks are available at MBS Bookstore (Links to an external site.).

NOTE: Free ebook provided in classroom. Please see link below:

Required Textbooks:

Title: Comic Relief: A Comprehensive Philosophy of Humor

ISBN-13: 9781405196123

Author: John Morreall

Edition: 1st

Binding: Hardcover

Publisher: Wiley-Blackwell

Published: September 2009

Adoption: Required

Title: The Psychology of Humor (Link) (Links to an external site.)

Author: Rod A. Martin

ISBN-13: 9780123725646

Edition: 1

Binding: Hardcover

Publisher: Academic Press

Published: October 2006

Adoption: Optional

Optional Textbooks:

Title: A Manual for Writers of Research; Papers, Theses and Dissertations: Chicago Style for Students and Researchers.

ISBN-13: 9780226430577

Author: Kate L. Turabian

Edition: Ninth Edition

Binding: Paperback

Publisher: University Of Chicago Press

Published: March 2013

Adoption: Optional

Required Software:

Word Processor

You will need word processing software (Microsoft Word, Corel WordPerfect, Oracle Open Office, etc.) to complete some of your assignments. Please save your documents as .doc or rtf files so they may be viewed by your instructor. Be sure to include your name and assignment title in the file name of all your course submissions.