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Induction Week 13.9.19

This is my first blog being a Module three student. I begin to stress on how lost I feel right now in my studies, but with the induction Skype blog last week I felt a lot more at ease. Unfortunately, due to work commitments, I was only on the Skype call for 30 mins which is half of the session but thank you to my class friend Marianella I was able to catch up via the recording I was sent.

The induction was very helpful as it allowed the MAPP dance community to come together and share ideas with new students on module 1 up to present students in module 3. Adesola guided us through the importance of communication with our peers and class friends through Skype sessions and blogs and also the importance of UniHub. Adesola helpfully shared her screen and lead us through UniHub where we could find our module handbooks and other important information regarding the course e.g library resources and class timetables and calendars.

One thing i can honestly say i feel like i am slacking on is keeping up to date with blogging. There's so much going on at work and in my personal life a side of studying and reading literature that sometimes i forget. This is something I will try to improve this term as I know the importance of blogging and being involved in the Skype sessions. It is important to share your ideas and hear others opinions. COMMUNICATION IS KEY

i am really excited to continue with my studies and I look forward to start module three.
would like to wish all my class mates the best of luck ..... keep blogging ... reading and writing :)

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