450-600 words
This week you will be engaging concepts and themes within Urban Geography. Therefore, this weeks assignment is geared towards you interacting with your built (urban) environment and everyday spaces and places. This is a two-part assignment so make sure to complete both parts.
Step One: Watch the TedTalk by James Kunstler the link is below:
Step Two: Geographical Fieldwork!
Pick your favorite place in Lawrence, Kansas (school appropriate) and take a photo of it. You can be creative with the photo as long as it is clear enough for us to see. You must use your own photo! (We want no issues with copyright infringement.)
Please copy and paste your photograph in your word document that you will be uploading. The photo should be no more that 1/3 of the page (Can be smaller too if need be).
In 450-600 words, explain to us why this place is your favorite in Lawrence. Keep in mind some of the concepts, ideas, themes, and terms explained by James in the TedTalk.
Be aware that we do expect you to connect what you learn from the TedTalk to this assignment. BOTH parts of the assignment must be done in order to earn full credit.
i will attach a picture for a Watson Library at Universtiy of kansas
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