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God... politics really rears it's fugly head in November doesn't it...
#bro theyve announced a plan about putting 16 year olds back into military service just because they are getting bad grades#the only reason the exam scores are so low is because the schools are shit run by shit principals#and exam scores dont define a student's potential either#what the actual fuck#feral says things#but at least we're banning vapes and raising taxes on cigarettes i guess#apart from discriminating female models for dressing inappropriately while supporting men with muscles in thongs#IM NOT AMERICAN BTW THIS ISNT ABOUT AMERICA (for anyone wondering/confused)
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saw a post about projecting your ethnicity onto a character and started missing vespa ilkay. so so bad
#pov u grow up in a 3rd world country(/planet) where healthcare workers are exported by the thousands like cheap produce to richer countries#it's your ticket out of poverty as long as you can deal with the loneliness the separation from everyone you know the discrimination etc#ive never talked about my hc that vespas mother was one of them sending money every month visiting every couple of years until it just stop#like why return to the swamps when youre doing fine working on a richer planet w much better living conditions#cost of living rises every year. sending home a % of your salary used to be enough to support your husband and daughter and then it isnt#you know how it goes#vespa is also dead set on this path until ranga realizes that hemorrhaging healthcare workers leaves them with little to none of their own#students on scholarships or in community/state universities are bound by return service agreements and are forbidden to leave the country#until theyve rendered a few years of work on ranga to pay back their tuition + as a really shitty solution to the brain drain problem#this is real in my country btw but my professors say a lot of ppl do break their rsa's and fucked off to work in other countries LOL#our state unis can barely afford decent facilities they do nottt have the budget to chase down their own alumni in other countries!#but the mental image is a bit funny#vespa ilkays first crime: tinakasan ang rsa#i do also think it lines up with her having a network of med friends everywhere in the galaxy (heart of it all) you kind of go into pre/med#expecting most of your classmates to leave to work in other countries eventually. mine are aiming for the usa / uae / europe / japan etc#anyway whether vespa breaks her rsa or not she leaves ranga asap decides to switch careers and the rest is history#i also deeply love the fact that she's superstitious i'm very sad it wasn't highlighted more (i've only heard s1-3)#as someone who did grow up in a rural area and went to more albularyos/folk healers than doctors in my childhood. (they never failed me)#lots of folk illnesses (ex. balis; pasma) local medical superstitions (dont eat noodles in hospital; youll have a really toxic shift) etcc#theres also a lot of potential in tying her past as a rangian + med student + assassin to me idk how to word this properly#being raised on cautionary tales of not to touch/disturb anything in the swamps then being given free reign to poke & prod at things in her#lab classes (now with the proper ppe)....she was having so much fun with the curemother prime too lmao#years of walking hanging bridges docks boathouses in ranga etc gave her great balance & stealth#cracking open alien shellfish in the swamps to cutting open bodies for studying then for assassination....#I MISS HER SO MUCH BALIK KN SAKEN 😭😭😭😭😭😭#i get why most people + the canon focuses on her being an assassin bc people find that cooler i guess#but vespa being a swamp girl > 3rd world med student > assassin is so personal To Me. the whole pipeline. eugh.#skl.txt
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wow. not even a week into college and i'm already behind on work. fucking lovely.
#friday chats#friday vs post-secondary school#tw vent#(in the following tags)#i am immeasurably stressed right now#i need to talk to my doctor about getting a booster to go along w/my adhd meds#bc this has been a problem for a while but i think it's about to come to a head#and i'm very scared for when that happens#maybe also talk to my school's disability services#bc Good Fucking God i'm already overwhelmed#it's 11:56. should i just go to bed? i have so many things left to do#when do i even have the time to go to disability services. and i've heard a lot of schools' processes w/that are slow and overcomplicated#fuck. fuck fuck fuckity fuck.#i think i'm spiraling#i'm worried that if i don't get a degree i won't be able to find a nice enough job to support myself independent of my family#and i don't want to be stuck with them forever#i really really don't#maybe i can talk to disability services sometime tomorrow morning. see what they can do#i think there's mental health services too. i hope they're decent#i just feel really bad right now. and it's only week one.#it feels like time's moving too fast but too slow at the same time#classes take forever but my free time zips by and runs out way too quick#and when it's gone i've completed maybe one or two things. out of several. if any at all.#i just don't know what to do. it's only been three days.#maybe i can drop a class; i think i'm taking enough to still be considered a full-time student with one less thing on my plate#i hope so#fucking damn it#how do people do this??? for multiple years????#and i feel selfish for saying this but i hope if y'all see this post you'll interact with it somehow. even just a like.#i want to know someone hears me
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ok they said they would send me the prompt sometime today but did not specify when so i am still in PREPARE FOR ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING mode. i finished the first-gen programming book on the plane. there were a handful of very good case studies in there & a few ideas i would love to try implementing, but i feel like those edited collections with a million contributors are inevitably a little uneven and can get a bit repetitive by the end. on the whole though i’m glad i read it and i collected a handful of sources from the bibliography that i’m going to follow up on next.
one of the last case studies in the book was about career services and i found it really interesting... the writers were pointing out that university career services tend to focus a lot on the process of finding a job (resume and cover letter writing, navigating linkedin and job boards, interviewing, etc.) but most institutions don’t do a ton of work on teaching students career management skills - like, how to read a job posting to determine if it’s going to get you where you want to be, or how to proactively identify and develop specific skills in a role even if it’s not your dream job, or how to go back on the job market and find a better match for you if a job doesn’t seem to be aligned with your long-term goals, etc etc. i definitely notice this a lot in my first-gen kids who i do post-grad career support stuff with. like, the jobs they choose to apply to often confuse me because they don’t seem like a good fit for what the student is actually interested in doing, or they’ll stay in a job that isn’t a good fit for too long because they’re unsure about how to make the transition.
we did some work on this in my program -- i had this career trajectory mapping activity where they had to research organizations in their areas of interest, then find a high- or medium-ranking employee there in a leadership position they might interested in doing later in their careers, and then we had this in-class activity where we used people’s linked in profiles to trace their path from college to grad school (if relevant) through the early stages of their career. we made these big maps on the board where we wrote down the job titles the person had held, the way they described their responsibilities in each role, the amount of time they spent at each, the amount of time between promotions, and whether their experience was concentrated in one organization/program or not (and if they moved around if it was laterally within a company or to a new organization). we did a handful of these together in class and then as part of their research portfolios that semester they had to create more maps, one of which had to be for a person they’d set up an informational interview with (so they could use the map to ask more detailed questions about people’s trajectories and get insight into how professionals further along in their careers made decisions about what jobs to take, when to leave, etc.).
ANYWAY i think i could do a LOT more thinking/brainstorming around how to integrate those skills in managing your own career into different curricula... just something i’d be interested in returning to. ooh and also i learned about the National Association of Colleges and Employers’ Career Readiness Competencies which i think will be a useful framework if i need to talk about prof dev at any point during the visit.
#teaching#mentoring#to think further#i've been thinking a lot about areas of transition where we don't have a lot of student support#like for example#first-year students have a ton of structured support & touchpoints with faculty/staff & organized social and academic programming etc#but then that typically falls away in sophomore year#and i think that's part of why students struggle a lot with the sophomore slump#and then i think another area of fall-off is like#students have access to a lot of career services & prof development resources + coaching + support during their senior years#as they're preparing to enter the workforce#but then obviously once they graduate#they're on their own#and i think that's something i'd be interested in thinking about - like specifically developing resources targeted at alumni#or even extending access to career support/coaching services for 1-2 years after graduation or something#or giving students access to those for a very low fee (maybe subsidized by some kind of grant)#idk just something i'm thinking about today!! instead of doing work work!
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How to Manage Academic Pressure
"How to Manage Stress and Improve Academic Performance" is an informative article that provides actionable tips for college students to manage stress and improve their academic performance. The article explores the various factors that contribute to stude
College can be a stressful time for students. However, by managing stress and improving academic performance, students can make the most of their college experience. One way to manage stress is to prioritize self-care. This can include exercise, healthy eating, and getting enough sleep. Additionally, practicing mindfulness techniques like yoga or meditation can help students reduce stress and…
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Duruflé's Requiem — Choir of Trinity College Cambridge
#2359#duruflé#requiem#choir of trinity college#the voices of ascencion recording of the requiem#was something i listened to a lot#during the few years between my two careers#when I was transitioning from a writer and editor#to a programmer#and i did tech support and ms office classes#for santa barbara county data services#we used to bring in cds to play during breaks in the class#and i liked to play the sanctus (iv)#because srsly why wouldn't you?#and one time some students just hit play#when I was out of the class#and I heard them kind of snicker about the first movement#sounds like _church music_ one of them said#disdainfully#anyway#here's some church music#you don't want to listen to it#you don't have to#but this atheist is telling you#church music can be worth your time
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what system allows you to book a meeting and doesn’t give you a location for it???
#like i have no clue where this is#is it in the actual school? is it in student services? is it in student support?#and they even actual places?#i wouldn’t know i’ve never been to any#i talk and its probably something weird
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Enhancing Student Success: The Role of Online Support ServicesEnhancing Student Success: The Role of Online Support Services In today’s educational landscape, the... https://www.meoun.uk/enhancing-student-success-the-role-of-online-support-services/?feed_id=328&_unique_id=67343333e4147
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havent been doing my english work so i made an appointment with the student support services that emailed me about it and it was so shit 😭
#because my problem is entirely motivation so like. what are they gonna do about it.#idk i expected something more though than ‘you wanna drop it? you know youll get denied financial aid if they see a w on your transcript!#dont take the class again? i mean for me if im going to do something im not interested im going to do it the first time! i dont think you#should withdraw because you need the class!’ as if i wasnt literally at student support services to get back on track. hello? why is that#your assumption. if i wanted to drop the class i would have just dropped it. likeeeeeeee#idk im just annoyed i guess. and because like how else are they supposed to help me anyway. she passed me off to a student tutor and he kept#trying to help like asking what im struggling with if i need help figuring out how to answer the questions and its like no…its just doing it#he read the answers i did have and he was like yeah…these are all good answers lol
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Causes of Academic Pressure and Stress Among Students
Academic pressure and stress are common among college students. The root causes of this stress can be attributed to a variety of factors, including high expectations from family and society, fear of failure, poor time management, and the overwhelming amou
Academic pressure and stress are common among college students. The root causes of this stress can be attributed to a variety of factors, including high expectations from family and society, fear of failure, poor time management, and the overwhelming amount of information students are expected to learn. Students often feel like they’re drowning in work and can’t keep up with the demands placed…
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#Academic performance#Academic pressure#Academic workload#College student#Coping strategies#Fear of failure#Financial stability#Job prospects#Mental health#Self-care#Societal expectations#Student stress#study habits#Support services#Time management
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shoutout to the autistic TA who clocked that i was autistic and responded to my stumbly poorly expressed verbal sentences about poems like i was saying it totally normally and encouraged me to keep explaining and said it didn't matter if i was talking in a nervous manner👍 hope she is running my seminar group because then i will not feel so anxious about it
#i have a disability support plan#which does mention that like. i probs will not talk in group settings very well#and to take into account that my “fluency of speech and style of speech” will likely not be typical#but apparently not all professors actually read the support plans#even though theyre supposed to#she was genuinely so nice though#she gave me time to formulate my thoughts into sentences#and didnt push too much#and she didnt talk to me for too long! she was like “dont worry ill leave u be just remember my seminar tips”#today has been decent but one of my socks got lost in the laundrette#although i think i will be playing run around in finding the correct mental health service at the uni#im kinda worried bc i do feel like i could easily be in crisis#but i dont do phone calls good and all the uni recommended helplines are call only#pop quiz is the student avoiding eye contact sitting alone fidgeting with a hair band not communicating typically autisitc?#experts unsure
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