What are the motifs in The Making of a Chef: Mastering Heat at the Culinary Institute of America by Michael Ruhlman?

Another important value that the CIA wants to teach its students is passion. Although President Metz agrees that you cannot teach a student passion, you can inspire them by example. In this way, the CIA works hard to give its students a passion for cooking and overall curiosity about what they are doing—and why it works. Many of the instructors will question the students, have them think in a Socratic way about cooking and not take things for granted. When students change their way of thinking, they can be more successful and innovative cooks.