Week1 session1 ADDITION EXTRA! Mind-maps!!

 

Mind maps 

On week 1, I really explored lots of research on what I could do for my EPQ project. I wanted to chose and pick something that really relates to me, and that I have a good connection to, and high interest. 

I ended up choosing the theme of "Childhood and Nostalgia", it really liked this idea, as i can really relate to it and describe what it was like for me, as everyone has different experiences. 

On week 1, I made lots of really hearty mind maps, full of inspiration, fuel and ideas. I was really motivated, so I continued out my exploration. 

I also looked at making some mood boards for my chosen theme.

I really love making mind-maps as i find it such a helpful and inspiring thing to do, as it helps really discover and unveil what i want to do, so i did multiple mind-maps to see how many ideas that i could explore. 

looking back at mind-maps is also a good thing to do as it can bring in new ideas and inspire others - very insporational and a good thing to have at my hand for my EPQ!











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