Weekly Update Part IV

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This week seemed to go by a lot more quickly than I had expected. We were working to fulfil our academic obligations, juggling homework from school and college. Luckily, the school didn't plan many activities, so we didn't miss any lectures and could advance with our academic work.  This week, I finished the first study unit with success. Furthermore, observation lessons started this past Friday. All in all, it was a satisfying experience.

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