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Disciplinary Spark Analysis
My disciplinary spark explores how the public approach females in politics. This is based off of my Canadian politics class assignment where I am required to write an analysis on an article about Alberta’s last premier Alison Redford. From the first thought engine I composed a total of twelve ideas relating to my disciplinary spark within the allotted time. Each idea was a quality idea related directly back to the disciplinary spark and could be used in strengthening my assignment. If I were to use this thought engine again I would not set a time limit because I was always checking the clock to see if I had run out of time which put a damper on my concentration. The second thought engine I enjoyed as it was an unconventional way of generating
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