I would like to present a cool list of learning/study spaces shared by college students who are continuing their studies in the US and Japan. What are the similarities and differences of your study/work space to the ones in this post? What can you not …
It’s my favorite time of year: the leaves are changing, everything is pumpkin flavored (even some things that shouldn’t be), and the weather is changing to crisp autumn temperatures. I remember last year, which was my first year at Tufts and my first autumn in …
In accordance to health and safety guidelines to prevent the spread of Covid-19, most higher education institutions in the US made the transition to virtual education, at least till the end of the Fall semester. For many students, this transition has called for certain changes/adaptations to be made in their living environments/homes to become more suitable as learning spaces.
How have you adapted your living environment to meet your learning needs? What does your learning space look like? What kind of special tools/items you have that support your learning?
Use these prompts to describe your study spaces. Please also include your name and location and don’t forget to include pictures!
Here is an example:
Email your pictures and responses to Sayyara.huseynli@tufts.edu
Last winter break, I was visiting my family in Virginia when my mom suggested we go see Becoming Jane, a traveling exhibition organized by the Jane Goodall Institute at the National Geographic Museum in Washington D.C. She had visited previously with her sister, and knowing …
I decided to visit Isabella Steward Gardner Museum, as soon as I found out about its reopening. The museum announced reopening on July 15th after nearly four months of the closure due to Covid-19. I missed going to the museums so much, that neither the …
Happy First Week of School!
In the time when there is still no vaccine for Covid 19, academic year is nearing a start for everyone from elementary to higher education students. According to my observations many teachers, students and their parents alongside institution managers are still conversing over matters of safe ways to return to school while maintaining provision of qualitative educational experience.
This week I want to encourage everyone to share stories of the objects which are related to the first day of school this year (Fall 2020). If you are out of school, please feel free to share stories of someone you know, friends, neighbors or family members. Let’s see how different it will be from the previous years.
Let me remind you how to participate.
Please include the answers to the following information when submitting your entry:
Email your pictures and descriptions to Sayyara.huseynli@tufts.edu
P.S. Please note that by submitting your response to this project you agree to its public display.