No fair! :( I havent even started yet!
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Nice. I start six week exams next week and am definitely not looking forward to them. :sick:Quote:
Whoooo Hoooo! First test down.
I just started 2 weeks ago, and even though I didn't think that I'll like it, I must say, I love it!!!!!!
it would have been nicer if I went to art school instead
finally got my tutor details! :banana:
because i'm doing a distance learning course, each area, I'm area 12, get deligated a Tutor to advise them throughout the course and to hold both online tutorials and a day tutorial once every five to six weeks.
How many tests have you got Papaya?
I have just completed 5% of my assignment that is due in January :goof:
go scher!
Nope, classes end around December 7th (sometime that week).
I'm pretty sure we get to pick the speech topic (at least for the first) but I think the professor gives us certain parameters. The first speech was "My Life is like _________" and you had to fill in the blank and explain. It is definitely not my favorite class, give me a math class any day.
A lot of exams for 3 months!
Maybe you can make the presentations about Maths? :D
haha, my fingers are crossed
I have to finish a translation about recycling fibre-reinforced plastics before Monday... Ugh. And then I've got the Swedish grammar test on Tuesday, and I honestly can't decide which one I'm less enthusiastic about :goof:
Finished reading one of the course text books... Now I need to concentrate on "extra" readings...
And need to come up with a research proposal.
So i had my first tutorial on Saturday. I was very nervous because, well its been 6.5 years since i last studied. Saturday was the first official day of the course too, but the tutor wanted us to have studied our section of Cleopatra for the class. I'd gone into town on Thursday to get some extra reading, Plutarch's Roman Lives and Cassius Dio's The History of Rome: The Life of Augustus, as these are two famous texts that contain info on Cleo, and reference books for the course. Interesting stuff.
So the class was two hours long and it was such a different type of tutorial to the ones i remember. It was more of a discussion which i found really interesting. The tutor was very enthusiastic (and cute :p*knows she's going to have to pay for that comment in a couple of minutes so hides from kilted.* ) which gave a good athmosphere to the class. I've only ever had one other tutor in my third level education years show such enthusiasm for his chosen occupation and that was my Archaeology Tutor in DKIT. Naturally that was my favourite class. I find enthusiasm from the educator makes studying a subject a lot easier.
The class seemed really nice. One student though did get on my nerves a bit. In my book, you dont cut off a Tutor while they are talking, and if they want to speak you let them. it is their class after all.
Anyway, the class was really fasinating. I'm probably doing to write up drafts of my assignment tomorrow and wednesday, to get the practice in. My next class is a telephone tutorial and then a class on halloween. cant wait. :)
meh I still wins though
I've got too much to do and feel like I'm not doing my best either. Argh. And what the hell am I doing here on LitNet when I should be doing Russian listening comprehension? :eek2:
I know, Annamariah. I need to ground myself. I only slept three hours last night because of homework and I'm here. That's crazy!
Eight more weeks and I'm DONE with classes! Then I'm on to student teaching for 15 weeks. Then Graduation. Can you believe that? I can't .
I've still got two and a half years ahead of me... that's if I'll stay on the schedule :p
Good luck with your last two months of classes :) Don't spend too much time over here until you've finished, but don't abandon us completely either! Just try to find a healthy balance :nod:
good luck to you, too. Sounds like you're half way there!
Almost, yes :) I should get my bachelor's degree this year (I mean next spring) and then master's degree in the spring of 2012.
Then we are at exactly the same place. I try not to think about the next five years, just the next eight months. After my bachelor's I will be able to work while I take master's courses. When I'm all done I think I'll take some kind of amazing vacation.
erm, both of you step away from litnet and do your homework!!
i've anywhere between 3-6 years of study today depending on how i decided to work my degree...
By January I need to write about 15K words in various essays, complete a research and prepare a presentation as well as go through 4 observations.
I have written about 500 words yet! :D
you need to get to work!
yes!!! start writing missy!
I didn't want to join this thread because I'm a rather reluctant academian, but I am finally beginning classes come the week of 12 October. The silly French and their silly strikes pushed back (or forward?) my university's schedule so that the fall semester begins ridiculously late. It's going to be mad difficult to get into the studious groove.
That's great Mod. I hope you enjoy your studies!
One speech down three to go. Apparently when I get up to give a speech I become a dancing queen. I have sooo much energy me feet are always moving. I've tried scrunching my butt cheeks but that's too distracting any other tips??
nope! cant help. Public speaking is not my thing...
Russian is not half as amusing as Lit Net, so you're getting amusement. That's what you're doing here... :lol:
You will! :nod:
You will! :nod:
Probably if you remain quiet you'll get more nervous, so if moving your feet helps you deal with nerves, then you should probably stop scrunching your butt cheeks :D