Write as you see it...
On this Snowy day, I decided to look back through my Literature Review and start researching books to note down interesting quotes and ideas that might shed some more light on my inquiry.
I really enjoyed this quoting exercise, because it consolidated all other people's thoughts about teaching in a broken-down and selective manner, which meant I could then reflect on the main points of a particular book.
This helped me edit my Literature Review so that I could really pinpoint the points of interest within my practice.
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| My Pen and Notebook. Highlighting the word 'connection.' |
I then decided to look back at Sir Ken Robinson's definition of Creativity so I could compare it to what other literary scholars have been saying, as well as the definitions that teachers have been giving me within their surveys.
As a result of this, I came up with a quote to summarise my inquiry process so far:
"Don't look for the answers, look for the meaning."
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