Life In The Electronic Jungle.
Ok then. Second day on the trot of e-learning, and amazingly I'm not finding it too bad. We get given a dose of material each day to read through, I make notes by hand and then print off diagrams. There's also a forum on which all the guys in my class can discuss what we are doing under the supervision of the module leader. This electronic classroom stuff is more intuitive than I thought it would be, although a bit lonely. Mum was very nice and took me to her hospital's library, I borrowed 4 A&P books under her name so I can start reading around the subject, under various interpretations. Until I buy my own book that's all I got.
Its nice to be home. Its nice to be indoors and close to all the people I love, I knew I missed the Missus lots and lots, but didn't realise just how much I had missed my family.
My uniform is sitting nicely folded in a box in the corner of my room, and that's where it'll stay till the 13th of November when I go back to the training centre. No more trying it on, and anyway I don't want the novelty to get too old too quickly.....
Its also odd as the past three weeks have been dripping with stuff that's blog-worthy, but now things are calming down a bit, and truth be told I'm not entirely unhappy about it. Its nice to reflect, chill out and calm down.
Its nice to be home. Its nice to be indoors and close to all the people I love, I knew I missed the Missus lots and lots, but didn't realise just how much I had missed my family.
My uniform is sitting nicely folded in a box in the corner of my room, and that's where it'll stay till the 13th of November when I go back to the training centre. No more trying it on, and anyway I don't want the novelty to get too old too quickly.....
Its also odd as the past three weeks have been dripping with stuff that's blog-worthy, but now things are calming down a bit, and truth be told I'm not entirely unhappy about it. Its nice to reflect, chill out and calm down.
3 Comments:
At 10:11 pm, LizzyFerret said…
I know what you mean about things not being Blogworthy and the blog going quiet - I feel bad sometimes when I havent updated the blog for a few days, but if theres nothing to say then theres no point!
What A&P books are you using then?
At 11:53 pm, Lola Cherry Cola said…
Good A&P book is Tortora - Principles of Anatomy and Physiology. I like it anyhow.
At 9:08 am, Carmelo said…
Yeah I think Tortora is the one the Uni recommends, i did look for that at the hospital library, but found:
Instant Anatomy- R. H Whitaker & N. R Borley
Riddle's A&P- applied to health proffesions
Last's Anatomy
Grant's Atlas of Anatomy
I figure between the 4 of them I must be able to find something useful..
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