When I first heard the phrase,’ analogical thinking ‘, it
seemed like a big word. Maybe something a lawyer would use. But when my teacher
explained to me the meaning of it, I realized that it was something we do in
our daily lives, knowing and unknowingly. In this class, we learnt that there
was a force connection between two things, learning and allowing me to broaden
my mindset on the way I viewed things and brainstorming. Opinions from other
people can be of use and I should not be afraid to express myself. This lead me
into thinking, “how am I to apply this in my work?” This will allow me to shape
my ideas into a more interesting and vibrant art piece. I can actually step
into someone else’s shoes before coming to a biased conclusion. After attending
this class, I hope that the classes in the near future could be conducted outdoor
more often. As mind-mapping was taught in secondary school, knowing the basics
of it seemed unnecessary. However, new ways of brainstorming, other than
mind-mapping, could be taught. Lastly, not forgetting the main reason for
understanding this entire concept, my teacher, Mr. Harezam. It was easy to comprehend, even though
the phrase itself seemed bombastic. He reached out to the class through his
humor and honesty, which made him more approachable.
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