Thursday, August 14
THURSDAY'S REPORT
Thursday's report has to be cheery no matter what because, Thursday is the day when Hello Kitty comes a-visiting!!!!!! Herewith, I shall present to you, Railway Station Kitty, with Shinkansen 3 near the famous Coffee Bean Tower!!!
Apart from that I've just handed up my Second Language Acquisition term paper that will supply around 20% of my grades. Now that I look at it, I think I wrote an absurdly long piece, or maybe Prof. Karen was kidding when she said that its got to be between 20 to 25 pages long? Today's going to be another long night as I attempt to catch up on my Applied Linguistics reading materials and think of something to write into the AP journal. And then, yes, tomorrow I have classes from 12 - 2.30, discussion from 2.30 to 3.00, another class at 3 - 6 pm and then finally, General Linguistics with Prof Loga from 6-9pm. Now where can I find time for lunch and dinner?
If you're interested in reading my paper entitled 'Second Language Acquisition: Understanding Motivation and Attitudes as Challenges of The Individual Learner', you may click on this smiley:
Be warned! Its very technical, and quite dry. But for those of you who are interested in pursuing your studies in the field of English language studies / linguistics, it'll give you an idea of what we nutsy people do. Nothing to do with lots of languages, really. Don't say I didn't warn you!
Thursday's report has to be cheery no matter what because, Thursday is the day when Hello Kitty comes a-visiting!!!!!! Herewith, I shall present to you, Railway Station Kitty, with Shinkansen 3 near the famous Coffee Bean Tower!!!
Apart from that I've just handed up my Second Language Acquisition term paper that will supply around 20% of my grades. Now that I look at it, I think I wrote an absurdly long piece, or maybe Prof. Karen was kidding when she said that its got to be between 20 to 25 pages long? Today's going to be another long night as I attempt to catch up on my Applied Linguistics reading materials and think of something to write into the AP journal. And then, yes, tomorrow I have classes from 12 - 2.30, discussion from 2.30 to 3.00, another class at 3 - 6 pm and then finally, General Linguistics with Prof Loga from 6-9pm. Now where can I find time for lunch and dinner?
If you're interested in reading my paper entitled 'Second Language Acquisition: Understanding Motivation and Attitudes as Challenges of The Individual Learner', you may click on this smiley:
Be warned! Its very technical, and quite dry. But for those of you who are interested in pursuing your studies in the field of English language studies / linguistics, it'll give you an idea of what we nutsy people do. Nothing to do with lots of languages, really. Don't say I didn't warn you!
