I have officially finished this class with my last post on my teach something links. I wanted to wish everyone luck with the last couple of days of finals week and thank you all for being amazing classmates. This was one of my favorite classes this semester and I have really learned a lot from Professor McVerry, and all of my peers. I also feel like being able to take this class and learn has been the main reason why I have done so well this semester. All my work has improved and I feel like this is one of my best classes grade-wise and I am very grateful for that. I would recommend this class to many other students on the SCSU campus because not only does this class teach you a lot but it gives you a private/public space to vent and be able to tell how you are feeling. This class has really done this for me because I have gone through a lot this semester and being able to blog post on this website has really helped me understand to not be afraid to talk about my feelings. I wish everyone luck with the following semesters to come and don't forget to follow your dreams and live your life to the fullest!
To professor McVerry, I wanted to thank you for being one of the best professors I have had on Southern's campus. You have taught me a lot about new literacies and being able to open up to others around me. I really appreciate everything you have done for me and the class during this pandemic.
Everyone stay safe and stay healthy! Enjoy your Summer
- Briana
Start by doing a quanitified self project. If you don't have a sleep tracker there are apps you can install on your phone that do an okay(ish) job.
Once that is done you can try some tweaking variables:
-Remove TV/Devices from room
-No caffeine after X time or at all
-Read every night before bed
-etc
Some over the counter or prescription medicines may affect sleep. Do not make or take any changes for this project without consulting a physician.
Dr. McVerry, Apr 29 2020 on edu106.jgregorymcverry.com