Registration is complete. This autumn I return to Open University study. I am excited at the prospect of returning to structured study after a ten year break and am keen to get started. Course books have already arrived and the website for Why is religion controversial? opens on 13th September.
Picking up the threads with the OU has been something of a journey. I expected to study A332 as a standalone module but the online application system had other ideas. An earlier unfinished Open Degree has been resurrected and this module could count towards a qualification...but only if I manage to get enough credits before 31st December 2019.
My student record has been updated to show my current address but my geographical catchment area has not. Not wanting to attend tutorials 200 miles from home I have asked for this to be altered. Just a blip...I hope!
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Three weeks later...
and the assignment made it to the OU four days early. The combination of moving home and finding myself with limited broadband access almos...
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Another assignment is in process. A discussion about 'Muslim headscarves' and the ways they are viewed in our society. As ever, it i...
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First essay almost complete after two weeks of irritating stop-start effort. Being unable to set a whole week aside to achieve the task has ...
Looking forward to your blog, having just spent a few weeks in Ireland looking at some of the controversial issues of religion over there I am interested to hear more about this subject.
ReplyDeleteBooks are already being read in a bid to get ahead of time. I suspect some assignments would have been completed as well if the web site was open and Rosemary knew what the questions were ...
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