Back to school as a student and as a teacher

Have taught so far taught English, French, Swedish, history, biology, chemistry and physics... And all of my lessons so far have been ok, so shouldn't complain about having at least some work to do.

On the other side, I've been spending more time in photoshop for my university course in digital photo editing and have got my 3rd photo assignment approved as well as the final exam test (which I did today) and now I just have the final photo assignment left. 3photos with the same theme/message...

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Neta said…
du måste ju lägga ut alla bilderna du gör i photoshop kurset =)
Monday, 11 May, 2009
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