Walk in Someone Else's Shoes...

Walk in Someone Else's Shoes...

The class is bored and they want to go home. They look tired. They also look too lazy to do work. I see one student throwing a paper airplane. Another kid is whispering something. Inside the glasses, it's blue and red.

Answer each of these questions in complete sentences, in a new post on your blog.  Make sure you are following correct grammar and spelling rules.  You may want to copy and paste the images onto your own blog! The last question should be answered in 3-6 sentences.

1.  What two images you do see?
I see a lady. She is looking backwards. Above her, is a weird looking leaf. She has a deformed neck.




2.  What two images do you see?
I see a tree. It is an optical illusion. There is actually and human face.



3.  What images do you see?
I see old people who look conjoined. They are both smiling at each other. The woman has dentures by looking at her mouth.


4.  What images do you see?
I see someone playing saxophone. He has crab claws. In front of him, there's a bird.


5.  What images do you see?
It's an another optical illusion. It's a man's face. It seems like he has a bad hair day


6.  Why is it important to see a problem from different, multiple perspectives?  (For example, why is it important to not jump to conclusions quickly, but to look an at issue from all sides?  Why should you put yourself in someone else's shoes when you are in a disagreement?)