u/AzureEisheth

Probably not lawsuit if they did tell a bunch of people.

It's whistleblowing if you only report to your manager.

Telling a bunch of people not involved, who don't need to be involved, is a consent issue and can be deemed sexual harassment.

Soooooo many folks think that retarded means stupid when it doesn't, it only means slow and slow does not mean stupid.

DS is one of the conditions that definitely has a spectrum and while some do have limited intelligence and capacity, there are so many that are actually very clever, very intelligent but they are slower at showing it, so people assume they're stupid and underestimate them.

Those smart ones also recognise when people assume they are stupid and they will absolutely take those people for a ride and very cleverly manipulate things to their advantage. I love watching them bamboozle arseholes.

My interpretation of their statement is that they may not be able to pursue your complaint unless those you describe as victims give their consent.

They may not wish to lodge a complaint or they may not want themselves involved in a complaint even if they were part of the situation, hence the need for their consent.

Probably a bot...

Ironically your handwriting is fairly consistent.

Can totally understand you wanting to improve the legibility of it to look like the social norm.

Like anything, changing a skill comes down to practice. Do it when you have the luxury of taking your time and find a style you want to mimic. Then practice.

It's probably going to seem painfully slow to begin with but with practice will come familiarity. With familiarity will come speed.

I know the pain because I'm trying to learn another language at the moment with a very foreign style to what I'm used to.

Mine looks like the 5 year old version of that language style.

Plus one this... signed: someone trying to learn Welsh.

Hons in Physiology currently doing distance taught MTEC700 series via Otago. Didn't even need my hons year to get into this course, they accept any degree. This is usually how you need to get into clinical physiology trainee roles in some hospitalswith limited spaces, other hospitalscan take you on a trainee and have you go through the course while on the job. I've not found any alternatives.

Lots of vacancies in Physiology around the country.

Also lots of vacancies in medical imaging technology, which technically is a 3 year degree but potential for cross crediting, especially with existing health UoA papers. Lots more post grad specialist options beyond the degree.

You might be over doing it.

Others have already pointed out breaks but another thing I will suggest is of you teach a point where you are having to force yourself to focus, then you already passed the point where you should have stopped for the day. What you study then is less likely to be retained or harder to be retained.

Stop sooner, do something else that relaxes you, come back to it when you feel refreshed.

So you study with others? Or do you discuss what you've studied with other class mates and get different perspectives, sourcing on the things you are struggling with?

We're built to collaborate, even if not all of us are overly skilled at it.

(Physiology major for my degree)

We have Exit Funerals

You need two mics runningat the same time... 😏😉😉

I participated in research, as part of my honours year, into Bipolar disorder and lithium as lithium mechanisms of action are still not fully understood.

Whereas an area being well researched is calcium signalling. Having said that, calcium signalling is so widespread in the body that you could potentially still find novel thing to look at in thus area.