Q: How do you feel now entering the final weeks of this semester?
A: As we get closer to finals and the end of this semester I am becoming more nervous but also excited to be one step closer to graduating!!
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Hi there! I am conducting an experiment for my physiology class to observe the effects of multiple factors on heart rate. The experiment gives you an opportunity to get some light exercise in and should only take around 20 minutes. I appreciate your time & support!
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@AlyssaLlewellyn#bio240fall2020 I could not agree any more. Thanks to the group chat that you have created, I was able to build relationships ad become close with people that I didn't not think I would become friends with had class been in person. This had made my online experience 1000x easier!
#bio240fall2020 relationship with your professor. I believe the best thing to go about this situation is to not be afraid to send emails to them with any questions you have. As well as to take advantage of the time you have with them during lectures (if applicable).
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2. How do you as students create friendly, supportive relationships with classmates, teachers and the community?
A. I think especially right now, it is extremely hard to connect with not only teachers but other students. I think the best way that I we can-
#bio240fall2020 combat this problem is by creating groupchats with other students from the class. This makes it easy for anyone to be able to join and allow students to get to know one another. As for the teachers, I noticed that it was more difficult than usual to build a-
Hey #Bio240Fall2020 students! Iβm excited to see yβall. I swear it feels like yesterday I was in bio240 but it was actually like 2014 π
Definitely slide into my DMs for any questions! And Iβll f4f. I also got my Masterβs @SFSU
#bio240fall2020 This is incredibly interesting! Flowers are adapting right before our eyes by increasing their UV pigmentation in response to the increasing temperatures from over 75+ years! πΈπΌπΊπ»
πΈ Some flower species are adapting to global warming by changing the colour of their petals, new research has found. These are not always colours we see, but pollinators do.
Research and story at @ScienceMagazine
https://t.co/oEh3jSYhVt
πGOOD MORNINGπ
Here is your #GLASSINCIDENT report for 9/30. This comprises the #GlassFire#ShadyFire and #BoysenFire. These fires have all merged.
πΈ: Morning from Barham looking south
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