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Campus Session October 2017

I went along to my first campus session since I've been on the BAPP Arts course the other week. 

I must say I thoroughly enjoyed it and I found it extremely helpful! I did much prefer the face to face interaction, it made it a lot easier to progress through conversation and having everyones input and ideas made it a lot easier for me to understand where I need to head with my inquiry. 

Although I was the only Module 3 there, I found that listening to the other modules really opened my eyes. I admit I had just left the past 2 modules 'on the side' and after the session I realised that I needed to go back through, see what I have already done and create more links from there. 

The modules aren't just 1, 2 and 3. They are all linked and this is something really important that I realised when having everyone there. So thank you all for that!  

We also talked about the HUGE subject that is, ethics. It's a concept that I know I understand but I have always found it hard to explain what is actually meant by it. So having this session really enabled me to grasp the idea of ethics even further and now I feel I could explain that to someone else! 


Altogether I think that this session has highly benefited me and I would ideally like to go along to another before I finish in January. So fingers crossed that my diary works out for me! 

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