Thursday, April 28, 2011

And So it Begins

For a long while now, I've considered a blog. Actually, what I've MORE considered is a place where people could come and meet and share ideas and thoughts and exchange those with the intention of learning, growing, and creating.  Heady stuff, I know, but I believe it's possible. Sadly, my study isn't large enough to contain all those that I dream would come to such a meeting (oh wait, I don't HAVE a study), and in fact, many I hope would attend are from far away places spread 'round the globe.  So welcome to my study...er, blog.  Pull up a chair, hang out, contemplate, ponder, and contribute. We'll see where it takes us.  No one is more eager than I to see what happens along the journey.

By the way...a couple of articles to check out:
http://en.over-blog.com/How_to_study_effectively_for_exams-1228321782-art76187.html
http://www.the-experts.co.uk/article-75703-how-to-get-good-grades-in-college.html
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6 comments:

  1. AnonymousApril 29, 2011 at 12:37 PM

    Thank You thank you , is there Tea and Scones in this study ! I like the ones with Jam and Cream , Clotted Cream is best ! Anyhow its good to be able to set with you I'm fixing to do it often !

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  2. Sip the Light UmbongoApril 30, 2011 at 2:10 PM

    Good luck with the blog! Look forward to chippin in comments on the musings

    From M.Ren


    ps ..I notice that none of your books have titles on the spine..is that because they contain naughtiness and guilty pleasures or do you have OCD and recover them?

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  3. Michelle ChristophApril 30, 2011 at 9:34 PM

    @bigtedd, feel free to settle with tea and scones anytime...just bring enough to share!

    @ Mr.Ren, thanks very much! I assure you I don't have OCD. ;)

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  4. acuteangelMay 4, 2011 at 3:03 PM

    Happy blogging - and I'm looking forward to reading and contributing too :-)

    @ M.Ren - those aren't the spines of teh books. We're sort of behind the bookcase, looking out. It's a metaphor. See?

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  5. acuteangelMay 4, 2011 at 3:14 PM

    And incidentally... here's an interesting piece on improving grades which looks (for once) at the situation of the students rather than schools, teachers and syllabus:

    http://www.freakonomics.com/2011/04/08/freakonomics-radio-smarter-kids-at-10-bucks-a-pop/

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  6. Michelle ChristophMay 5, 2011 at 7:44 AM

    Thanks, @acuteangel! Interesting article!

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