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Peer Response Post #1 – Brooke

Bysherry

Here is my response to my team member Brooke Wenger’s Blog Post #1:

About Me

Hi Brooke,

Your education journey highlights the value of exploring different paths to discover what truly resonates with you. It’s inspiring to see how you’ve stayed grounded in your values while navigating various fields! As I’m currently studying health and wellness, I believe this area aligns well with your interests, especially given the numerous opportunities to collaborate with individuals from different disciplines.

Considering your preference for structured schedules and your desire to learn self-discipline, I think blended learning could be an excellent way to find that balance.  I liked your thoughtful approach to managing your online presence, recognizing the significance of digital privacy and its growing role in professional life. Best of luck with your studies, and I look forward to partnering with you in this course!

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