Monday's PPP session required us to split into our blog groups and discuss the answers we had come up with in response to 'why we chose the course' and 'why we chose LCA'.
We do not just share similarities in that we chose the same course.
We do not just share similarities in that we chose the same course.
We live in the same city, we have something to say, we all want to study, we all got out of bed today to be here.
It was interesting to discover that many of our answers were similar. We'd all completed the blog task independently, answering personal questions as to why we'd chosen this course, but upon sharing our ideas we found that these unique reasons were the same as the people sat right next to us. We're not as different as we think.
We're not snowflakes, but we are pretty cool.
The majority of our group chose illustration because we LOVE TO DRAW!
Of course, we each had our own experiences and opinions behind these points and they stem from different lives altogether, but it's so warming to feel connected to these people, these strangers, because of our love for illustration.
We're not snowflakes, but we are pretty cool.
The majority of our group chose illustration because we LOVE TO DRAW!
Of course, we each had our own experiences and opinions behind these points and they stem from different lives altogether, but it's so warming to feel connected to these people, these strangers, because of our love for illustration.
Lots of worries were unanymous
A worry shared is a worry halved, or so the saying goes...
I am not alone. You are not alone.
Most of the group had some feelings of doubt about going to uni, about being independent and about their work being good enough.
So it's not a bad thing to think about those things. It's not unusual to feel low or anxious, it's human. Look around you, all these people you think are better than you are probably thinking the same thing about you. They're probably scared too!
Most of the group had some feelings of doubt about going to uni, about being independent and about their work being good enough.
So it's not a bad thing to think about those things. It's not unusual to feel low or anxious, it's human. Look around you, all these people you think are better than you are probably thinking the same thing about you. They're probably scared too!
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