Discuss how the readings relate to the development of your ideas, your critical thinking, and your creative thinking.

The Idea Book is a form of free writing, that is, writing without grammatical
concerns, or subject restrictions (as long as the writing is linked to the class)
-No more than one page of photos, images, drawings or illustrations
-Please include page numbers (paginated)
-Include Table of Contents as the first page with a list of the trips taken and the
corresponding page numbers
– The content is concerned with your individual impressions and interpretations of the Norton readings, class discussions, and the site visits.
-Site visits should always include one quote from the Norton which builds a bridge between the textual quotes and the cultural events
-Also consider your reflections on how your academic work is connected to the rest of your life, including your work life
-Discuss how the readings relate to the development of your ideas, your critical thinking, and your creative thinking
-Writing is a stream of consciousness thought process: associational thinking, and is not structured, similar to a diary, a journal, or blogging.

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