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EYs Foundation Degree Please use this forum to discuss the Foundation Degree ... assignment queries, integration of information into practice and other areas of learning ..

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Hey Guys

I really want to give up with my Foundation Degree and I hve only been on it about a month now =(

Just wondered if anyone could help me with some of my outcomes on Early Years Curriculum?

Thanks in advance
If you are unable to get hold of a tutor or mentor, for the time being, email, meet or telephone another student on the same course. They well be feeling just as you are and talking it over with someone who understands may well help you both.
As soon as you go into university next, either speak to the lecturer before or after your lecture. They will make sure that you are given support, they won't let you leave until they know it is there.

There are always people that drop out for a variety of reasons, some can't do the work, some feel they can't do the work for whatever reason; but before giving up try and look at all your options.

Sometimes, it does feel like it's all too much, but it will get better. You will become more organised in your thinking, you will find a writing style that suits you and you will start to look forward to researching.

You are adjusting to a new routine, a new way of thinking and learning and it won't be easy at first. Give yourself a couple of days off to clear your head and you may well feel much better about it all after a break.
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