Bingham
1/11/2015 11:24:45
Really? No one wants to use the forum? You're all so confident in your solitary study routine that you don't need help? Well, that's okay, I'm busy reading about the spread of Buddhism in China, over, and over and over...
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cathleen
1/11/2015 15:58:44
Bingham's inner mongol: "Post or die! There is no choice. Aaaaaaargh!" Talk about mongols being brutal.
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mabel hartman
1/11/2015 20:12:57
MQ #4 : Did the history and society of the East African Masai people parallel that of the Asian nomads?
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Bingham
1/11/2015 20:45:01
Good, it looks as though you are thinking clearly about this question.
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Hallie Schulze
1/11/2015 21:24:38
Here's something that I found while surfing YouTube for videos on Mongols..... I just thought it was funny :)
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mabel hartman
2/11/2015 21:32:17
MQ # 3: In what ways did the Xiongnu, Arabs, and Turks make an impact on world history?
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Hallie Schulze
2/11/2015 22:25:37
Hey! Here's a quick reading tip that I have found helps me. I often find myself not interested in or falling alseep while I read (especially when it's 10 pm and I haven't started the chapter). So, to help make the reading more interesting, i listen to film scores from various genres of movies while reading. It makes it a lot more fun because it adds this element of wmotion or suspense to the reading that wasn't there before. It also creates mental pegs (as Mr. Bingham said) that help you memorize the content, and there are no distracting lyrics or melodies that you know, unless you are like me and have memorized the Harry Potter themes. :)
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Hallie Schulze
2/11/2015 22:27:20
*emotions
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Diego
7/11/2015 18:18:47
There's less and less people posting answers on these blogs. Kinda the opposite of last year's class.
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Diego
7/11/2015 18:20:01
But then again, I'm in no position to be complaining
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Bingham
7/11/2015 18:47:49
Yeah, and last year's class rocked the exam. What does that tell you?
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