Posted by Deneb on May 24, 2006, at 13:29:37
In reply to Re: Deneb, a request » Deneb, posted by Kath on May 24, 2006, at 11:20:24
Thanks everyone, for making me feel less bad about this whole thing.
I'm trying to think, what would my pdoc say? I think she would say that it's not that big of a deal that I read my essay during introductions because the goal of the workshop wasn't just to introduce ourselves, it was to talk about our good and bad experiences on Babble and what we learned from Babble. I read my essay at the wrong time, but she might say that it doesn't matter in the grand scheme of things.
Then I would say that my essay was waaay too long and wasted time. Then my pdoc might say, what about the man who asked a lot of questions after Kali's presentation? Was he wasting time? Then I would say that it was important for him to ask questions because the goal of the workshop was to teach him what Babble was about.
I have to look at the grand scheme of things. What were the goals of the workshop? Did my essay further the goals of the workshop? Does it really matter that much if I didn't read it at the right time?
Dr. Bob, what do you think? Was your presentation ruined because I didn't read my essay at the right time? Was your presentation ruined because my essay was too long? Do you think my essay was a good idea? Please answer.
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