in an attempt to be creatively fulfilled
I’m a very visual and hands-on person. I learn best when given graphs, diagrams, timelines, photos, drawings, or tasks to do. Anything physically attainable helps me to grasp concepts and wrap my mind around ideas and lessons. This translates outside
I’ll admit it, don’t hate me, but in high school I was one of those students. The students who never had to study, always thought “oh no I failed that test,” and always ended up with an effortless good grade
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My first semester of college, I wasn’t as involved as I wanted to be. My second semester in college, I changed that by taking a big step.bit.
If you’ve been sticking around with me for a while, you might have noticed that my usual posting every other day has diminished to once or twice a week lately. Sorry I’m slacking! I wanted to take this time to