Tag: study

I wish I had sought therapy, specifically bereavement counselling, earlier on

Keywords: Bereavement , Opinion , Death and dying , Family , Mental health , Health

It suddenly dawned on me that my family did not waste a single minute of their lives; they lived and loved fiercely every single day. I needed to do the same. I went back to my studies at university, curbed my vices and started to live rather than just exist. After all, this is what my family would have wanted for me.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/oct/02/losing-family-tsunami-grief [by Jen McPherson]

2026-04-02
I realised [I] wanted pole to be more than a hobby too, and somehow continued doing both pole dance and academia as both practices became crucial to my wellbeing, my professional life and my identity

Keywords: Asses and Activism

My journey into academia was accidental. I’ve always been an introverted nerd who loved studying and struggled in every other work setting, but somehow decided journalism and then PR were for me, got burnt out and depressed (also following an abusive relationship) and thought studying was a way to buy time as I figured myself out. At some point during that studying, I realised research could be my actual job, which doesn’t feel real to this day. In parallel to that, right when I started studying again and went back into academia for my MA in criminology, I took up pole dancing. I was still figuring myself out professionally, so I didn’t really worry about the publicness of pole and of my moderate but nonetheless existing social media profile, also because it did not cross my naive mind that people would discriminate against me just for showing my body (I knew jack shit about sex work stigma then).
https://bloggeronpole.com/2024/09/doing-both-the-challenges-of-being-a-pole-dancing-academic

2026-03-16
I’ve been wanting to play this since I first heard it several years ago

Keywords: art , creativity , find your center , get your shit together , music , zen

the best part of my lesson was a collaboration of sorts… One song I wanted to play (that I introduced him to) was “Scratching Machine” by Janko Nilovic, part of the Montparnasse 2000 Library. It was a collection of circa 1970s French contemporary jazz. It was mostly used for incidental music in various shows. Anyway, this particular piece has an amazing bass riff and guitar riff. Alas, no sheet music. So while I was snowbound, I picked out the main note I heard, showed my instructor and damned if he didn’t figure out the right notes for the chord! He was playing a bunch until I finally exclaimed, “That’s the one!” It’s exciting when you find someone with perfect pitch like yourself! In any case, he wrote it down so I would remember what the fuck I was playing, taught me to strum it… I was beside myself!
https://andshesaid.home.blog/2021/03/03/i-want-to-be-a-danish

2025-12-19
I finally found out which way I wanted to go in my life

Keywords: Student’s Blog

It was a really amazing experience and at the same time a very important step in my life. It helped me to gain inner strength and taught me to make the right decisions. For example, I admitted that I wanted to study languages, and I gained enough courage to do it.
https://studentswriteforfun.wordpress.com/2022/02/02/skydiving

2025-10-14
I want to share my resume and the journey during my studies in the degree field

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I’m so excited to share my thoughts, stories, and experiences with you on living a happy, healthy, fulfilling life. I hope you enjoy your stay here and find inspiration and motivation.
I believe every person can find their unique voice in the world, which makes us all so unique.
https://mardhiahafiqah.wordpress.com/introduction

2025-08-25
I want to think about how we teach 21st century skills, and how students learn and practice them

Keywords: 21st century skills , education , learning , PME811

I hope to explore the cultural aspect – does everybody need the same skills? And I want to think about how different age groups learn and practice these skills. And I’m sure a whole bunch more questions will arise as I research and think about this topic! I look forward to sharing my learning and thinking with you, and I’m sure your thoughts and questions will send me in new directions, too!
https://20bp4.wordpress.com/2023/01/19/post-1-so-what-exactly-are-21st-century-skills-anyway

2025-02-18
I want to study psychology

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I am still undecided whether to take the course that I want or the course that could help my family. But being me, I think I would help my family first. I made it a priority that my family comes first. Being an only girl, it struck to me that I should help my family.
https://deanneleeserrano.wordpress.com/2022/12/08/about-me

2025-01-09
I want to better understand how the country has achieved such a high quality public transportation system and the benefits it brings to the Spanish population and economy

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I plan to reach out to industry experts and stakeholders to hear their thoughts and to try to gain a behind-the-scenes look at the way their infrastructure projects come together.
https://carsonschraer.wordpress.com/2022/12/01/why-i-chose-to-study-abroad

2024-12-31
I want to start by sincerely thanking you for visiting my blog

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Moreover, I’d like to welcome you all to my first WordPress blog, which I hope you’ll find interesting and enjoyable. My name is Michelle Arnante, and I’m a Grade 11 STEM student.
https://empowtechmichelle.wordpress.com/2022/11/17/my-journey-as-a-shs-student

2024-11-13
When I click with the students — that is an addiction I want to continue

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I find my ideas usually emerge from the work I am doing. If I am having a problem, I figure that others will also. If I find something interesting, others might find it interesting as well. Finally, if I just learned something new, then others might want to learn it as well. Whatever I am working on, whatever rabbit hole I have gone down–each serves as fodder for a possible class, presentation or institute course. I never lack for ideas. It’s a bit narcissistic, but it works for me.
https://genealogycertification.wordpress.com/2022/10/22/the-joy-of-teaching-genealogy

2024-08-23