sparkles: one method that sorrowfish quoted from jason's instruction that might help me improve my spoken english: record what u do today for merely 3 minutes, briefly, coherently and fluently. 2 months later, when u listen to these records again, although u might be embarrased to find that it is entirely riduculous or u are so hesitant to speak, speculative advancement will be made if u keep practicing ur spoken english via this method. Then, my courses, Neuroscience and developmental biology. When I attend the developmental biology class in the morning, I was astonished to find that only eight students participated in the class including two who did not select it. Not to mention we have no text book or reference book, the teacher's voice are so low, almost without any passion at all, which undermine the interesting courses, though proved to be extremely difficult! Neuroscience class was nearly the same, with the teacher's illustration even more boring... Fortunately, I attended Dr Cao's class in the medical college this evening. Cao talked about Great Alexander and the Issus war, as well as Aristotle, Rome and so forth. Despite that her course was named western medical history, she mentioned so little about medical or biology.Instead, she was nearly "infatuated" in showing the glorious geography and history of Europe thousands of years ago. It is so leisurely to think and talk about things that are so far away chronically, given that we are engaging in such a mass in everyday life. After the class, sorrowfish and I are curious about where the Corpus Room is in the medical college building. We searched for them from the first floor to the fifth floor by the lift. To our great disappointment, not any sign of corpus was found in the building, except for the odor of HCHO...Then, we left with even more guessing... |