Module 3!!!

I can't believe it's actually here! The final module! 

At the beginning of this course the end seemed miles away, but look at us, we've actually made it!

I'm really feeling motivated to get things done this term. As with Module 2, I feel about 25% more confident in myself this time around - just due to knowing the structure and what is required of me.

Kicking things off with my first blog post is already a weight lifted. I've booked a tutorial with Helen and re-read my inquiry proposal to remind myself what I'm actually trying to achieve.

One set back is that my MORE form needed a few amendments so is still waiting for approval - this means my planned schedule on my Gantt chart has already fallen behind. I've seen a few blogs from other Module 3s saying they are focussing on literature to start with, so I think I'll follow suit. 

Wishing everyone on all modules loads of luck, we can do it team xxx

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