dentaltrio.blogg.se - Duly noted

The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold SteelĬlass VII ( Rean Schwarzer ( Valimar) - Alisa Reinford - Elliot Craig - Laura S. I gave the vice principal his notebook back and learned all about Rixia Mao!.I should return this to the vice principal a.s.a.p.Īfter returning to Vice Principal Heinrich: Rex and his group of friends gave me a black leather notebook.Apparently, a group of students found something next to the field and headed off somewhere quiet to look at it.It seems as though the vice principal was facing out in the courtyard at one point, but moved toward the academy field with his notebook in hand.

He mentioned something about dropping it when he was on the roof of the main building.I'de like to help out, but it's be easier if I knew where to start."Īfter speaking with Vice Principal Heinrich a second time: "The vice principal seems to have lost his notebook, and he seems desperate to find it again. Speak with Rex in front of the Old Schoolhouse.Speak with the Female Student on near the Academy Field.Speak with the Student Council Member on the Main Building Rooftop.Speak with Vice Principal Heinrich twice at the Courtyard.This quest must be completed prior to finishing Slipped Their Minds. The player can start the quest by talking to Vice Principal Heinrich at the Courtyard at Thors Military Academy. The quest is hidden and must be initiated by speaking with the client.

e Duly Noted (教頭の落し物) is a hidden quest that occurs during the Festival Preparation Day in Final Chapter: "Put to the Test" of Trails of Cold Steel.

It is true that the sample was small, convenience to say the least, but they still prove a point: you never know who is going to be the best note taker. Similarly, major, gender and background seem to affect the notes but in a way that prevents any clear patterns from being drawn. As you can see, some phrases appear in all the notes, while others appear only once or not at all. Having to decide which words and phrases are important to write down and which ones you can just ignore can be an incredibly daunting task. This project looks to highlight the ways in which people consciously sift through information given to them, in a controlled manner, and look at the factors that affect this sifting process. Each student knew there wasn’t actually going to be a quiz on the lecture, but they all still wrote things down-on paper too. People are constantly bombarded with stimuli and our brain is able to unconsciously sift out the useless stuff (the feel of our shirt against our skin, the conversation happening three tables over) while letting the necessary information spill through (the feel of the hot burner under our hand, the boss mumbling our name across the room).

Using a public internet video, paper, graphite and iPhone photography, the artist (curator?) attempted to examine the ingestion of information and isolate the process of note taking. "This is actually how I take notes in class.