Think differently about madness and childhood

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For Mad Mapping Part 2, think differently about madness and childhood, try to respond to the following questions:

1. What is missing from your first map?

2. How do you look differently at your first map?

3. How would you represent your new learnings on your first map, or how would you visually / auditorily represent or talk about it differently?

4. What would you redact, remove, or add to your map?

5. Would the scale of your map be different?

6. Would the locations of things matter differently?

7. Are there things on your map about your community or yourself that you are now seeing, feeling, interpreting or thinking about differently? If so, why or why not?

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