Mitsuru 007 // Signs [Week 4, ISL, MWF, 1600-1700]
[Even when the world feels determined to make things chaotic, it is comforting to know that academics are still a constant.
It's with that mindset that Mitsuru heads to her languages class as quickly as possible, and doesn't waste any time with pulling up her notes and syllabus on the computer as soon as she sits down.
With what...Whatever it was that she experienced, Mitsuru lost valuable time being comatose. Time that could, and should have been spent for studying or attending classes. It's only a small consolation that this has apparently affected a large base of the student body, which instructors might consider.
Even so, she finds herself focusing less on what might have caused the problem, and more on what can be done to minimize the damage. That bizarre dream she experienced seemed to have been suggesting that she needed to place a greater focus on her sign language class, too.
After several keystrokes and one review, she stretches her hands out. Both to loosen her fingers, and do a bit of practicing as well.]
'A'
'B'
'C'
"..."
[Pause for a moment to make sure her hands aren't drifting, and then,]
'S'
'E'
'E'
'S'
[So she hasn't fallen too far out of practice, at least with the manual alphabet. Good.]
It's with that mindset that Mitsuru heads to her languages class as quickly as possible, and doesn't waste any time with pulling up her notes and syllabus on the computer as soon as she sits down.
With what...Whatever it was that she experienced, Mitsuru lost valuable time being comatose. Time that could, and should have been spent for studying or attending classes. It's only a small consolation that this has apparently affected a large base of the student body, which instructors might consider.
Even so, she finds herself focusing less on what might have caused the problem, and more on what can be done to minimize the damage. That bizarre dream she experienced seemed to have been suggesting that she needed to place a greater focus on her sign language class, too.
After several keystrokes and one review, she stretches her hands out. Both to loosen her fingers, and do a bit of practicing as well.]
'A'
'B'
'C'
"..."
[Pause for a moment to make sure her hands aren't drifting, and then,]
'S'
'E'
'E'
'S'
[So she hasn't fallen too far out of practice, at least with the manual alphabet. Good.]