THE DOLLAR BILL ORIGAMI EXPERIMENT: Use eye contact, icebreaking and connected conversational skills to talk to at least 10 strangers for a few...

THE DOLLAR BILL ORIGAMI EXPERIMENT: Use eye contact, icebreaking and connected conversational skills to talk to at least 10 strangers for a few minutes each. Use the material from Roane and any other creative ideas you have to find ways of interacting with people. As one experiment in engaging with people, make at least one piece of dollar bill origami - there are instructions for several dollar-bill origami projects on YouTube, including the Dollar Heart Folding Instructions. Attempt to sell the heart to a stranger for more than a dollar, or exchange it for something of greater value. Engage people in a playful, creative way; do not harass a person who is not interested. As always, do it SAFELY - choose people and settings that are safe for you and for other people. And as with all of our outside activities, don't reveal that this is a class assignment - that is just a way of not committing to the spirit of the activity. You can trust yourself and have fun with it.

REFLECTION PAPER: Compose one-page (single-spaced) reflection paper on your experience with the Dollar Bill Origami Experiment (you can include reflections on any conversations you had with strangers this week, regardless of whether they had to do with the dollar bill origami).