Is all good...i think. I must have missed something, but i have never heard of capital Ex, west edmonton mall or the term PSDL.LeonHellsvite said:
Where are you? and what is PSDL?
So what will you do?
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Where are you? and what is PSDL?
5 Months... are you serious??? That's like a mini gap year!Jharry5 said:I finished my first year at uni - been off since June 2nd. Got nothing much on really (besides a holiday) between then and when I go back on October 12th.
Ermm... not really?The infamous SCAMola said:
well psdl is a thing that means "personalized self directed learning" only two schools in canada do it and its basicaly a thing were the students work on there own pace, no teachers, no classes just a big room with a load of desks and everyone sitting in there working not something for everyone most peoiple would rather stick to traditional working, anyway capital ex (previously called K-days) is like an amusement park thing that comes to edmonton once a year every summer and west edmonton mall is a HUUUUUUUGE mall in edmonton its one of the worlds biggest malls and I like to hang out there with my friendsjonnopon3000 said:
I'm in highschool, I've been on vacation since late June and get back on the last week of August. My original intentions were to get a job, but yeah, that kinda didn't happen. So now I spend all my time working on games and on here talking to you awesome people.
Wow, i like tge sounds of west edmonton.LeonHellsvite said:
Also PSDL school sounds really interesting. I think i woujld have to try it to tell if it is something i would prefer over regular learning method...but the mere fact that i am interested enough to want to try it out is a clue that i might like it. I have always learned better on my own, with no one trying to sway me either way. How does it work? do you get set a goal to achieve by a time or like...what? You got me really interested in this. How do you learn if you are completely on your own?
kay in a big nutshell, PSDL you have things called learning guides they are your teachers, you also have workbooks you have to get completed by the end of a certain amount of time, or rather you need a certain number of credists at regular intervals during to the year if you have to much trouble there are things called "ta's" and the TA is like a teacher at the help desk they can help you they also have seminars, attendance is optional but it helps, the psdl was hard to get accustommed to (just a big change) but when you get used to it you can whiz through the year (some people finish high school in 2 years and get a whole year off)jonnopon3000 said:
I get 3 months off too... just been working and being bored... going on vacation next week, and starting college next month...
I finished University for the summer mid may, go back in september (can't remember when exactly). I chucked out all my video games and consoles (don't ask) in early june, and I have almost no friends here (I go to uni in swansea, live in dorset). I. am. so. bored.
Well I'm hopefully going to Brid next week,gonna try find a job, going to Scotland next month and perhaps go to Flamingo land.
I plan to sleep, especially as I broke up from school yesterday pretty much every other sixth form college in the area broke up weeks ago.
I'll probably end up doing what I normally do after school, surf the net, sleep and not much else. If I find a decent book then I'll read it but that won't take up a lot of time. So yes, bumming around all summer sounds good.
I'll probably end up doing what I normally do after school, surf the net, sleep and not much else. If I find a decent book then I'll read it but that won't take up a lot of time. So yes, bumming around all summer sounds good.
ive been working for two years now so the only vacations i know are 1 week a year and i used them run errants i dont have time to do in working days