I feel like i should write something intelligently witty here. Over this last semester i think that this module has helped alot and taught me a few things, some of which i already knew subconsciously but had never really given thought to and some things that i honestly would never have expected. People will actually publish any rubbish to prove a point.

Firstly, Wikipedia, I love you.

If you always make the right decision, the safe decision, the one most people make, you will be the same as everyone else. When I was 17 I signed up to my first ever phone contract. I was spending way too much money on top-up cards from newsagents and I thought a contract would be a good way to help reduce my costs. My eyes lit up! In the end, I spent a ridiculous amount of money and when I got home I began to seriously regret my decision.

Let me know what you think. Special mention goes to Adrian.

Here are some of my thoughts on the nine previous blogs, the four talks and the not-quite-as-many-as-intended comments. I think that the comments have been a great way to further my knowledge, but wer.

This is the end, beautiful friend. This module has by far been the most engaging throughout my university career. This is Jay, signing off. Well no, they fou.

Calls this the protege effect. Something that I have talked about in previous blogs. Failing Is Not The End Of The World.

Thinking Inside or Thinking Outside the Box. A Viral Change for Education. It is better to debate a question without settling it than to settle a question without debating it. Having taken no other education-based module in third year, I found myself lacking knowledge in the initial weeks. However, I researched extensively and be.