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Look for community classes in and around you and try one, alone or with a friend. It’s a good way to learn something new, and to learn things about yourself— it’s especially good to pick something you’re bad at, and stick with it in spite of being bad! Learning can be clumsy and imperfect.
Feb 7, 2024
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something so special about seeking learning experiences once you’re out of school! my brain is a sponge babe we’re on the up&up
Feb 7, 2024
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1-Actually, attend the office hours- Most professors really like to teach, and the effort to show up and show interest is greatly appreciated
2-A little bit every day, keep it consistent, getting a spot on campus where you sit down and do work is really nice (soon you will notice that the same people are around and create a community)
3-Try to relate what you are studying with what you want to do in the future, or at least something that you find interesting.
4-Be resourceful: there is always someone teaching on YouTube or extra questions online. I
5-f you don't get a concept READ THE TEXTBOOK. Most times it is very useful to build up a foundation.
6-Stop doubting that you know things, your previous knowledge is always valuable, so give the exercises a go. You know more then you think!
May 16, 2024
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make something & destroy it with a cartoon bomb
Jan 28, 2024
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what's february's image going to be? we will find out
tomorrow morning!
Feb 1, 2024
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as a practice in taking things slow. no shortcuts will get u there etc. ha ha
Feb 13, 2024