Well, it's official we DID it... I can say with an open mind that this was an extremely challenging term for me, I learned a lot of new information and questioned my abilities, but I can also say that I pushed past all of that questioning and doubt and I succeeded. I learned so many new things in this class that I can use throughout the rest of my education and use as a health care professional, I am excited to put my new trick to use in real life, I have already been receiving compliments from friends, family and co-workers on my writing ability, it feels great! Thank you all for allowing me to share this journey with you, and thank you, thank you, thank you professor, you are great at what you do and you offer so much knowledge and insight to your students, your hard work and dedication do not go unnoticed. I wish you all the very best in your future.
Sincerely,
Michelle Erickson
WoW Michelle it really sounds like this class was VeRy benificial for you and those around you as well.
ReplyDeleteI love the feeling of accomplishment and I can tell you have that right now! Just think we are 3 months claser to graduating now! Man how great that will feel.
I am so glad that you did so well and hope that you continue to do well in your other classes as well.
Thanks Patricia, it was a rough term for me and I had a lot of struggles, writing is just something that is not second nature for me, so to have to actually work really hard was a challenge, but I do honestly feel like I learned a lot. I am so excited when I think about graduation, although this term I did a change of program, now instead of my associates degree I am going for my bachelors degree, so I still have about a year and a half before graduation, but I can mark yet another class off the list. It was a pleasure being "in" class with you, I wish you the very best!
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Hi Michelle:
ReplyDeleteI understand your plight. I have had to write 3 papers this term and I am so glad it's over. It was a pleasure meeting you and hope to see you at graduation.
Good luck in future studies!