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In Tafe at the moment, learning about project management. It's been awhile since i last posted
Im in 2nd semester for Diploma in Networking and cant say that i'm hating it. The workload seems really impressive when compiled but its enjoyable work except for one or two but i dont mind doing those either. My biggest problem when it comes to all of this, is my attention span. One other lesson, I was too distracted by internet surfing *cough* facebook *cough*, that I missed out on quite an important lesson which i tried to learn by myself on wednesday night but unfortunately that failed.
Apparently the guys who did pay attention also had trouble understanding the lesson so Im not far behind but I'm still kicking myself for distracting myself that badly. Still, its frustating when you cant learn something by yourself despite having lesson planouts and notes in front of you.
We had a Japanese Highschool teacher as a guest sensei at kendo and really last night was a good session.
From the looks of things, the only way for me to score hits on the opponent is if i step close in on and engage at close-quarters, maybe its to do with my height and my relatively slowness? Even after all these months, I'm still hesitating when attacking which everybody keeps pointing out to me
Good to know for me but at same time, this makes me way too predictable for countering >_<
i'll write more about that later
Im in 2nd semester for Diploma in Networking and cant say that i'm hating it. The workload seems really impressive when compiled but its enjoyable work except for one or two but i dont mind doing those either. My biggest problem when it comes to all of this, is my attention span. One other lesson, I was too distracted by internet surfing *cough* facebook *cough*, that I missed out on quite an important lesson which i tried to learn by myself on wednesday night but unfortunately that failed.
Apparently the guys who did pay attention also had trouble understanding the lesson so Im not far behind but I'm still kicking myself for distracting myself that badly. Still, its frustating when you cant learn something by yourself despite having lesson planouts and notes in front of you.
We had a Japanese Highschool teacher as a guest sensei at kendo and really last night was a good session.
From the looks of things, the only way for me to score hits on the opponent is if i step close in on and engage at close-quarters, maybe its to do with my height and my relatively slowness? Even after all these months, I'm still hesitating when attacking which everybody keeps pointing out to me
Good to know for me but at same time, this makes me way too predictable for countering >_<
i'll write more about that later