🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾May The Force Be With Me 🤞🏾🤞🏾🤞🏾
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It's hard to believe that three years have sped by this quickly. May marked the last full month at uni, it's been jammed full of exams and assessments. By no means has it been a dull one. That's because..
🏫📢UCL Institute of Education 📢🏫
I was lucky enough to be invited back to the UCL Institute of Education for the final presentations by students of Dr Stuart Tannock. Students were invited in groups to summarise their experiences whilst on placement at their allocated schools.
Amidst the Windrush scandal, the students on Stuart's course we lee tasked with raising awareness and facilitating discussion around what it means to be a citizen and barriers those without citizenship might face.
The presentations were very insightful and the students were very keen on sharing their lesson plans and critical evaluations of their experiences. We hope to take on their advice when developing materials for our long term aim of delivering materials for our own curriculum to deliver in schools.
🗣️🗣️🗣️LuL Gathering🗣️🗣️🗣️
There are a whole host of projects that the Let Us Learn team are embarking on at this moment. If you'd like to stay in touch with our progress be sure to follow "twitter handle" or visit "website" regularly.
I'd like to share this documentary (trailer above) that we watched at out latest gathering as it was a very moving journey. As can be seen from the trailer it follows the story of members of the Dreamers movement and their experiences with the hostile environment in America. It details families being torn apart by shambolic immigration policies. I'd strongly recommend giving it a watch.
🎓🔬⚗️Chemistry BSc @ Imperial ⚗️🔬🎓
It all feels a bit surreal... Yesterday marked the last assessment for the BSc Chemistry Degree. To say that the time has flown by would be an understatement. After an intense round of final exams, we were called in for synoptic oral exams with 1st and 2nd year content all fair game. Shortly after this was the poster presentation, marking the unofficial end to the degree. The official graduation ceremony is due to be held on the 17th of October!
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| Picture taken from the poster presentation |
I'd like to thank everyone who made this possible with your kind donations all those years back when I launched my crowdfunding campaign. You've truly helped to make what was once a dream to study Chemistry at Imperial come true.
Without you this would not have been possible. Is this sounding final... It's probably because it is! Thank you for following my journey as I blogged my way through uni. This will be my last full blog post and I hope you've enjoyed these posts as much as I enjoyed writing them!
My plans are to work next year as a science technician and save up enough money to come back and complete a Masters in Chemical Research! Onwards and upwards towards the next chapter.
Wish me luck as I await my results and I hope you all have a lovely summer!
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Congratulations 🎉 😊
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! Well done! and Good Luck for the future - and a big THANK YOU for keeping us all updated. Have really enjoyed reading your blog.
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