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Cope with Online Learning
Six Tips To Help With Remote Learning During COVID-19
1. Stay Disciplined
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Create a comfortable workspace and study schedule.
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Use a calendar to schedule your classes and set aside time for studying.
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Ensure that you attend your online synchronous lecture
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Communicate and participate during classes to help with learning course content.
2. Be Flexible
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Be flexible with the new format of learning.
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Learn to adjust to new problems such as internet connectivity issues.
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Have a backup plan for common issues.
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Download course materials to access them when you are offline.
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Keep a record of your Professor's email to reach out when issues arise.
3. Manage Your Time Wisely
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Arrive at synchronous lectures on time.
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Stay up to date with deadlines for assignments, quizzes and exams.
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Check your university email to ensure you do not miss important information.
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Make a plan and organize your time to prevent procrastination.
4. Be Patient
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Professors are adjusting to remote learning along with you so not everything will go smoothly.
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Remind yourself that everyone is doing the best they can during these unprecedented times.
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Be patient while setting your boundaries with family and roommates.
5. Set Time Aside for Self-Care
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Take breaks often while sitting at your desk for long hours.
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Dedicate a day to relax once a week.
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Try switching up your regular study space, a standing desk could help.
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Find new methods to keep your study routine interesting.
6. Stay in Touch
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Stay updated with new opportunities such as clubs and events.
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Chat with friends, form study groups or meet with tutors.
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Stay connected with professors by asking questions and participating in class discussions/
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Stay motivated and engaged by regularly contacting friends, family and classmates.
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