I used to watch a lot of The Teaching Company's lectures. And some of MIT's open courseware stuff. I haven't done any MOOCs, although I did sign up for one of MIT's edX courses. But I'm not even going to my real classes, which I've paid for. So it seems kind of backwards to start taking fake classes during the time I should be attending/studying for my real classes.
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My next lesson is in 1.5 hours. I have classes in the middle of the workday. Because I'm too ashamed to tell my boss/coworkers that I'm no longer going to class, I still leave and then come back at the appropriate times. While I'm "at class" I'm usually learning valuable lessons from the ceiling above my bed.Click here if you're having trouble sleeping.
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Do I find the classes interesting? No, and that's my biggest problem (school-wise). It's probably just a symptom of the depression, because I don't find anything interesting right now. But for the last two years I've survived on the fact that all this physics and math I was learning was really interesting to me. I thought I'd figured out what I was actually passionate about. But now my interest has waned, as it always does, and everything feels just like it did the last two times I tried my hand at college.
The sad truth is that there are only two "things" I've been passionate about for more than a few years: writing and the evil bestfriend.Click here if you're having trouble sleeping.
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Because I'd like to be comfortable financially.Click here if you're having trouble sleeping.
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Originally posted by dannubis View PostThen go to the ****ing class.Click here if you're having trouble sleeping.
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My options are (a) talk to my professors and see what I can do to not fail, or (b) withdraw from the semester.Click here if you're having trouble sleeping.
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Originally posted by MOBIUSmaybe do some background reading on the subject with the time you're supposed to be in class?Click here if you're having trouble sleeping.
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Originally posted by Lorizael View PostI watched Cosmos. Does that count?
But how can you not love Neil Degrassi Jr. High Tyson?
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Originally posted by Buster's Uncle View PostI've heard the cartoons are a bit dumb and misleading, and that Neil Degrassi Jr. High Tyson is no Sagan.
But how can you not love Neil Degrassi Jr. High Tyson?
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Anyway, my only vice is Mountain Dew. Means I'm not very fun at parties, but I'm also not very present at parties, so it all works out.Click here if you're having trouble sleeping.
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