Classes

[JOYfulbeliever]

Originally posted by rach
Yeah I have danced before but that studio was a lot more laid back than this college class. This college class is INTENSE, and I was struggling a lot at first, but I think I'm finally getting the hang of it now, although I still feel foolish sometimes.


 

Just make sure you have fun...IMO, you can look at dancers and the ones who truely enjoy it and are having fun are the ones who stick out to you as the "good" dancers - does that make sense?  In other words, don't get so caught up in it that it becomes so much work that it takes the fun out - if you don't remember steps, keep at it, they come back to you eventually (or you learn how to fake them really well...ahem...nope, not speaking from experience there!  haha!).  I did it last night...went to my tap class and got so frustrated because I couldn't remember a combination and when I finally got it down, I kept adding an extra step in it.  I was so upset with myself, and the more frustrated I got, the more trouble I had with it.  Finally, I said, "FORGET IT!" and decided to just dance...never had another lick of trouble with the combination!  haha!  I guess I was just thinking too hard! 

Good luck!

 

[tamtam92]

maths algebra, topology, analysis... what a pleasure ! 12h/week
physics
English
French (Victor Hugo, Kant, & Aristophane according to this year's curriculum)
Computer (basic level)

 

[Mr.Cheese]

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[tamtam92]

Hey! You're kind of new!

am I ?

Thanks anyway.

 

[paulewog]

Old thread, sorta

I'm taking Music theory 3B (second semester), Spanish 1B, and beginning piano (hehe kinda funny since I could probably be a bit higher than that.. just a tad... ...but the teacher is an international concert pianist (and also my Spanish teacher's wife) so....) and also a basketball course, but unfortunately, sadly, etc., that doesn't begin until March 25th or so.

I'm also taking trig and physics via video homeschool thingies, in high school. My high school classes have all been harder than any of my college courses. =D (just a junior/community college, but ya know).

 

[Wide-eyedWithWonder]

Organic chemistry I with Lab

Calculus II

Spanish III

Genetics

Honors Seminar in genetics

Women's choir

 

[muuc27]

I am reading music at uni. Last year I was reading Psychology but I transfered to music. Much better subject from me

Jess

 

[tamtam92]

what does "calculus II, spanish III" mean ? Is that sort of priorities ?

 

[AngelAmidala]

I think they're more like levels.

I would be like introductory or beginning...II would be like the next step up...and so on.

 

[Laura]

Originally posted by Mr.Cheese
For those in school:
What classes are you taking?

I've got
Luke and Acts
Theology
Early church history
Advanced Grammar
OT Intro II
4th semester Greek

Human Traditions 2

Quantitative Reasoning

Intro to Sociology

Designs for Effective Learning

Creative Arts in Learning

 

[AlabamaMan]

I am taking:

Fundamentals of Public Speaking

Basic Accounting

Individual Income Taxes

Business Communications

I like the first two, not to thrilled about the last two.

 

[JoJoButterfly]

I'm taking:

Speech and language aquisition and development ( I know its a long name)

Phonetics

Intro to Gerontology

Quantitative Methods (statistics)

Pre-calc

So far they aren't too bad but its a pretty big load so I'm hoping I'll be able to sucessfully get through this semester..

JoJo

 

[Mr.Cheese]

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[AngelAmidala]

Maybe you should try Intermediate Algebra with the teacher I have Mr.Cheese. I feel like I'm back in Beginning Algebra.

 

[Mr.Cheese]

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[RayNay714]

Shakespeare
Seminar in Communcation
Senior Theology
Public Relations
Modern British Literature

 

[ScottEmerson]

I'm teaching a Master's class in Counseling Theories at UF
Taking an advanced personality course
Family Violence
Advanced Marriage and Family Ethics class

oh, I'm the doc program at UF, so I have to talk these wonderful things!

Oh, and I'm Scott by the way.

SEC

 

[ScottEmerson]

Originally posted by RayNay714
Shakespeare
Seminar in Communcation
Senior Theology
Public Relations
Modern British Literature

Cool! I was an English writing major (where the only lit courses I ever had were British literature classes) and a communication minor. Sounds like we probably had similar courses... Ever taken a class on Milton. My favorite literature class of all time!

 

[RayNay714]

Originally posted by ScottEmerson
Cool! I was an English writing major (where the only lit courses I ever had were British literature classes) and a communication minor. Sounds like we probably had similar courses... Ever taken a class on Milton. My favorite literature class of all time!

I have not taken a Milton class. We have a small English department at my school which isn't great for someone majoring in it. One of my professors is working hard to get more English courses established, but I am graduating in May so it won't benefit me much. What do you plan to do after you get your doctorate? And where did you get your Masters?

A God Chaser,
Jessica

 

[ScottEmerson]

Hey, Jessica.

I got my undergraduate at a Baptist college called Samford U., in Birimingham, AL. My masters was in counseling at the University of Montevallo.

Now, that I'm in Ocala (outside of Gainesville - Go Gators!), I am the middle school minister at FBC. After graduation, I'm going to do something very atypical from a person graduating from that program - I'm going to remain in the ministry. My desire is to be a Marriage and Family Ministry. (Not married now, but hoping they'll let me do that in spite of that!)

Where are you taking classes, and what do you plan to do? (I didn't do a thing, really with my major - most of what I do is from my minors - religion, human growth and development, and communication!)