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Thank you Vicki. You have selected a very concise yet visually appealing and ‘readable’ mode to share your synthesis. It is clear to me that you have engaged with your topic despite having had preconceived notions. Your understanding of IBL is deepened and your sense of how you might move forward is specific enough without being limiting. I look forward to seeing how this plays out in practicum!