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  Blog post 5 Topic: Changes to my study programme Instructions: Write about some changes that could be made to your study programme (career). Among others, think about: The curriculum (the subjects you have to study) Workload and length of studies Faculty facilities (buildings and infrastructure) Use of technology Teaching methods Upload pictures Make comments on 3 of your classmates’ posts + a comment on your teacher's post Word Count: 230 words I finished my program a long, long time ago, and i am certain some changes have been made since i left, but for the purpose of this entry i will apply the power of hindsight and name a number of things i consider should be changed from it (as if we were in 2008). First thing first, the teaching through fear of ridicule thing is so twentieth century I can’t believe is still going on in this program. I get that some teachers feel the need to toughen up their pupils, but also some people are more fragile than others, and the pusillanimous c

   Blog post 4 Topic: Time travel to the past or future Instructions: Where would you like to go? Why? What time in the future or past? Would you like to stay there? Why/Why not? Upload pictures Make comments on 3 of your classmates’ posts + a comment on your teacher's post Word Count: 220 words The idea of journeying into Jane Austen's England has this irresistible allure, akin to stepping into the pages of one of her captivating novels. The prospect of immersing myself in the refined society she so vividly portrayed is coupled with a keen interest in exploring the culinary delights of the era. Picture savoring the elegance infused into each bite—delicate pastries, refined teas, and the robust suppers that graced the tables of Regency England. Envisioning myself as a lady of that period, potentially wedded to a landowner reminiscent of Mr. Darcy, adds a layer of romantic fantasy to this envisioned adventure. Imagine the grandeur of attending balls in exquisite gowns, engaging