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2017-02-23-17-20-32

Posted on 1 March 201730 May 2017 by bierjess

A close up of large yellow, orange, and pink sticky notes stuck in two piles to a whiteboard, with other sticky notes at the edges of the photo. The note at the top of the bottom pile says "How to Study/Approach them" and the note at the tops just says "EPISTEMICS"

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