@ShaniaTanyl I experienced this as well, I think that with better time management, perhaps my considerations with regard to the context would have been more comprehensive and more thought out instead of it being rushed as I didn't have enough time at the end. #be1112#be1112_5
@XunShiu This applies to me as well; if I could start over I would also have liked to do further research and delve deeper into what a rest stop is and the requirements for one, I think this would have been helpful in making the design intent more focussed. #be1112#be1112_5
HTA Reflection S1W18
1. One aspect I felt I had not done as well as expected was the linking of the design process to the main design intent. Some parts were still unclear and not explained as well as I would have liked, which diminishes the overall (1/)
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methods of working around issues of the site, which is representative of the analogical approach. I would have liked to identify the core fundamental principles and establish connections tied to the site's specific context instead of viewing issues (8/)
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I think this is my answer to the issue raised during tutorial about why content in our modules that refer to conventional beliefs are still taught to us despite it no longer being as applicable in today's context. (8/8)
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Looi Li Yan (05) HTA S1W17
The First Principles thinking is definitely better than reasoning by analogy in a sense that it does offer a deeper and a more holistic understanding of a subject, or rather, the essence of a subject. (1/)
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but analogical thinking, as an introductory stepping stone offering a brief grasp and insight on a subject as well as conventions surrounding it, should not be trifling and does hold value in its own right.(7/)
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references and not direct lifting of ideas can be utilised with relation to content and not form, and definitely with consideration to context.
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Looi Li Yan (05) HTA S1W16
The analogy of the sea and the seashell was particularly apt in explaining the fundamental difference between the terms 'inventive creativity' and 'associative creativity'. The phrase 'inspired by' is often, if not always, used loosely,
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in the derivation of the final outcome, and we're all susceptible to this fallacy. I think it takes a conscious effort to veer away but I am still perplexed by the extent to which the supposed 'inspiration' can be taken; my current understanding is still that
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