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Four; progress

 Hello, 

I’m going to come on here tomorrow and write a blog in my normal style, talk about my thoughts and share some quotes I’ve been finding that link to my professional practice. However right now I thought it would be a good time to make a list of what I’ve done so far, almost as a check point as I feel like I have done a lot this week and I am in a place where I have began to make solid decisions on my topics. 

1) complied a list of research I want to do for my topics. 

  2) downloaded / found books and papers I want to be studying with 

3) began reading recommended reading and above research 

4) made an essay plan with 4 topics I was considering 

5) re-evaluated essay plan after zoom lesson and have leaned towards and amended my now 3 topics 

6) made a detailed list of influences in my practice and why 

7) beginning to think about my artifact 


See you tomorrow for more details on these! 

T, D 

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