THE STUDENT'S ROLE
Be Responsible. Know and understand the College Catalog, Student Handbook and SJR State website. Be Prepared. Bring all related paperwork to advising appointments and class. Arrive on time with a positive attitude and prepared to take notes. Research degree requirements in advance of advising appointments and/or registration. Be Attentive. Listen respectfully to advisors, teachers and peers. Be aware of important dates and deadlines including: registration dates, deadlines for adding or dropping classes with a refund, and deadlines for withdrawing from classes. Check MySJRstate campus announcements, email and Canvas daily. Be Resourceful. Research degree requirements, course and program transfer specific courses. Utilize Degree Works and other resources including: Canvas, academic support workshops, career counseling, professor’s office hours, tutoring, course syllabi and Florida Shines at www.FLVC.org. |
Classical Education...
“Because the classical educator believes in a real world that gives up ordered knowledge of itself, he teaches the student how to get that knowledge. The seven liberal arts were quite deliberately developed for precisely that reason. Believing that we can know truth, and believing that truth sets us free, classical educators spent thousands of years refining the tools of truth-seeking that were used from the beginning of time, but were first codified by Aristotle."
- Andrew Kern, in "What is the Difference Between Classical and Conventional Education”
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Sunday, May 31, 2020
Steps for Dual Enrollment through SJRState
Monday, May 18, 2020
A new mask style...
Up to this point, I have been making single layer masks (disposable) from Shop Towel material (the blue electrostatic formed towels in a roll) and pocket masks with 2 pieces of fabric to place a 5-layer filter into once completed. You know, the basic cut out two patterns, sew the front nose-piece, then turn the two fabrics front to front, sew edges, turn right side out, and then add elastic. Easy, right?
However, after making my sister three (3) pocket masks like those, I came across this tutorial, and I plan to give it a try this weekend.
CLICK HERE for TUTORIAL |
Take a look. I am always looking for new mask shapes and tutorials to try to get just the right mask for my family. You can visit the original post HERE.
Good luck!
Monday, May 4, 2020
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