I like that classes are informally run and are in a variety of places. I like also that teachers try to draw out people to talk in class, and that they are not authoritarians but instead place themselves on a more equal footing in class. I enjoyed every class, honestly. There were varied ways of presenting the material which was refreshing and helped me view each text from many angles. I love the fact that students have input and can teach as well.
School becomes lively, becomes life itself.
It all adds to what I've learned before. I think my work is better quality than in Ann Arbor because the environment is much more conducive to studying. I feel that I am writing more honestly, and I have time to think about the things I've learned, unlike the normal situation in Ann Arbor. I've realize that it's important to share your ideas, no matter how strange. I am really proud of myself, because it has been a big obstacle for me, and in Ann Arbor I hate to talk in class.