Out of curiosity, I was wondering if people preferred to post on things they can relate back to their projects/other things they have learnt. Obviously, this could make it easier to do a post (:) ). For me, it means I post stuff on NMR (which is interesting but hard physics!).
And if you do post on things from the course relating to other stuff, is it good because you are linking up different things or less good because you aren't spending the time to understand something new from the course material? :) Thoughts, anyway.
Another question: can this post count towards my posts for next week? :)
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Either way, both kinds of post is beneficial although it is less time consuming to post something you already know but would like to share with other people. Sharing is caring.
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In your posts, I like how you draw relevance of our course topics into elsewhere (in your case, your project).
ReplyDeleteFrom comment to your previous post, why would our courses not be at least slightly related to our projects?
I.e. What is this other stuff of which you speak?
(Hasn't been a Star Wars or Lord of the Rings reference on here yet?...)
We'd post about something which we are sufficiently confident (or confused). Considering our time (and thoughts!) are somewhat completely dominated by our projects (and courses), I don't think we should be too surprised when we draw connections to our projects.
(Also, now that I'm (pretty much solely) occupied by physics, everything's related to physics!!)
Sharing is caring :D
The Force is strong with this one....
ReplyDeleteCan you guess which?
Star wars?...
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