after the first two days...
I'm chronically cold and I don't dig it...
Monday...AKA yesterday:
Let the records show that if I do not exist after this semester, it is a possibility that my world civ professor ate me. That class is going to be a test more of my patience than anything else. It is a "let's learn to research like a grown-up" class. I'm very tired of these...
I'm pretty excited for my middle childhood-adolescent development class. It sounds pretty interesting and applicable.
One of my science professors who taught science 102 isn't teaching this semester. It's weird. I have another stimulating field trip to look forward to.
I went to choir. I really like the director and am excited to be singing with this group. We didn't actually get to sing yesterday though.
Tuesday
I walked in to my learning and development class today and was quite surprised. The professor of this class is someone who took early childhood special education with me last semester. Hmmmm. His wife teaches in the music department, so I had talked with him quite a bit during our class time. Now he's my teacher.
I experienced the introductory convocation today; I was finally assigned a voice studio. I'm beginning to understand more about how things work in the music department, but I'm glad I have patient epople who explain things to me. Thankfully studio class starts next week (otherwise I wouldn't be writing this).
Other stuff
-It would be really interesting to keep track of how many papers I will write this semester. I even have to write papers for my voice class.
-I will be singing for the WMEA conference in Yakima in february for choir.
-I was all perplexed (and slightly relieved) when I found out that service learning hours were not part of my middle childhood-adolescent development class. No fear! They're required for my T and L learning and development class.
-Traveling across campus in the snow was too insane for me yesterday and I am now getting transportation asistance to some of my classes. We'll see how this works...
That's as much of an update as I can write now.
Niente Senza Gioia!
Monday...AKA yesterday:
Let the records show that if I do not exist after this semester, it is a possibility that my world civ professor ate me. That class is going to be a test more of my patience than anything else. It is a "let's learn to research like a grown-up" class. I'm very tired of these...
I'm pretty excited for my middle childhood-adolescent development class. It sounds pretty interesting and applicable.
One of my science professors who taught science 102 isn't teaching this semester. It's weird. I have another stimulating field trip to look forward to.
I went to choir. I really like the director and am excited to be singing with this group. We didn't actually get to sing yesterday though.
Tuesday
I walked in to my learning and development class today and was quite surprised. The professor of this class is someone who took early childhood special education with me last semester. Hmmmm. His wife teaches in the music department, so I had talked with him quite a bit during our class time. Now he's my teacher.
I experienced the introductory convocation today; I was finally assigned a voice studio. I'm beginning to understand more about how things work in the music department, but I'm glad I have patient epople who explain things to me. Thankfully studio class starts next week (otherwise I wouldn't be writing this).
Other stuff
-It would be really interesting to keep track of how many papers I will write this semester. I even have to write papers for my voice class.
-I will be singing for the WMEA conference in Yakima in february for choir.
-I was all perplexed (and slightly relieved) when I found out that service learning hours were not part of my middle childhood-adolescent development class. No fear! They're required for my T and L learning and development class.
-Traveling across campus in the snow was too insane for me yesterday and I am now getting transportation asistance to some of my classes. We'll see how this works...
That's as much of an update as I can write now.
Niente Senza Gioia!