[SSC] Evening Get-together for Student Scholars

[Vernon Goddard]

Hi All,

    And thanks for those who contributed to clarifying much about the curriculum at the social get-together at the Angel.

    However, as Mike's notes convey, there are still matters to identify, firm up, clarify and address before potential Student-Scholars

    may be clear about the commencement of the Autumn "term" and the nature of the workload ahead. Given the imminent nature of
    the "holiday" season with individuals possibly shooting off to all sorts of exotic locations, I welcome the request to reflect on what has been achieved[Much]
    and the ideas around consolidation.

    At last night's meeting, I was able to sit with David M and exchange ideas concerning the nature of the work he intends to pursue with his Scholar-students. 
    This was extremely useful, since I now have some idea of the time commitment [say approx 2 nights overall per week] and the nature of project work we may be involved in.
    But I don't yet have the same clarity about other aspects of the intended curriculum.
    
    An ongoing consideration I have, and I assume is shared by other potential Student-scholars, is the expected time commitment which will be taken up by 
    involvement with the SSc. I'm assuming there will be some set meetings/lectures, some project work, reading & research and assessment. What I'm unable to properly judge is whether 
    the potential for these commitments will conflict with my current interests and the extent to which I may have to adjust my lifestyle.
    This is why I'm requesting clarification sooner rather than later, whilst at the same time understanding this may not be easy to achieve.

    Thanks for the free coffee at Free Lane. It was a delight to meet with you all again.
    Regards
    Vernon Goddard

 
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