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bit of an odd question perhaps - do students take laptops into lectures/seminars these days?

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harpsichordcarrier · 10/08/2008 15:29

I start a PGCE in Sept and I was wondering whether it would be ok to take a lap top into lectures/classes to take notes as it makes more sense for many reasons.
is this ok these days?
it is 20 years when I was at universisty lectures and the laptop didn't exist

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AvenaLife · 01/09/2008 13:26

ummm. yes. I've got a masters aswell (almost) . I did the degree, then started worink in a law firm. I hated it. I wanted to do law to make a difference but all I was doing was photocopying and filling in forms. I felt useless so I went into paeds nursing. It was really hard coping with shifts and ds, childcare was a nightmare, my aunt died, then my gran, my mum had a nervous breakdown, I had a horrid time. Then I caught glandular fever, I was really ill for ages after with different things I was catching off the wards. I took time off, got bored and went to do a MSc, I have coursework to do. I was diagnosed with ME a few months ago as I'm still tired, not all the time though. I don't want to go back to the nursing course and the shifts and was offered a place on a radiography course. It's less hours, almost no shifts, same pay, longer holidays that coincide with ds's school holidays.

I'd love to study medicine at some point though.

mosschops30 · 01/09/2008 13:32

oh me too, but im waaayyyy not clever enough for that.

Good on you for managing all of that and everything else, I only just coped with my nursing degree and i think a lot of that was down to my exceptional tutor

AvenaLife · 01/09/2008 13:46

Thanks . I get so bored when I work. I always want to be learning new things. It's sad isn't it! I know I'll have to join the real world and get a job eventually (once the funding runs out that is).

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