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12 TIPS For Online Learning

Good for homeroom!

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12 TIPS FOR

ONLINE LEARNING
1. FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF WITH ONLINE LEARNING
PRACTICES AND EXPECTATIONS

• Master a specific skill


• Improve your competence in a specific area
• Get ready to obtain a license or certification
• Expand your knowledge about a subject
• Feel more comfortable conversing about a topic
• Gain a rudimentary understanding of a subject
2. CONFIRM THE COURSE’S TECHNICAL
REQUIREMENTS

• The main difference between studying online


and studying in the classroom is that you’re
responsible for the learning environment. You
provide the place to work, the computer, and
any other items you need, including a machine
with the necessary technical requirements.
3. ENSURE RELIABLE INTERNET ACCESS

• These days, online instructors often use live forms


of teaching, such as webinars. If your internet goes
out during one of those events, you can’t
participate in the conversation along with your
other classmates.
4. CREATE A DEDICATED STUDY SPACE

• These days, online instructors often use live


forms of teaching, such as webinars. If your
internet goes out during one of those events,
you can’t participate in the conversation
along with your other classmates.
5. IDENTIFY YOUR LEARNING OBJECTIVES
AND GOALS

• These days, online instructors often use live


forms of teaching, such as webinars. If your
internet goes out during one of those events,
you can’t participate in the conversation
along with your other classmates.
6. BUILD A STUDY PLAN

• Leave Room for


Error
• Create a Study
Calendar
• Write Detailed To-
Do Lists
• Set Time Limits
7. ASK FOR HELP WHEN YOU HIT A
WALL
• If you need clarification,
communicate with your
instructor or other students.
Many teachers set up
preferred communication
channels, whether it’s email,
instant messaging, or direct
messaging on social media.
Try to use that channel to get
answers to your questions.
8. TAKE REGULAR STUDY BREAKS

• Did you know that studying for too


long can have serious
consequences?
• Insomnia
• Loss of concentration
• Eye strain and fatigue
• Poor knowledge retention
• Inadequate performance on tests
• Loss of memory
8. TAKE REGULAR STUDY BREAKS
• To avoid these consequences, give
yourself plenty of breaks. If possible,
get away from your study area. Go
outside for a walk or to sit on your
porch and watch the neighbor kids
play touch football. Grab a cold
beverage and a snack, then veg in
front of the television for half an
hour.
• Avoid looking at a screen during
these breaks. Yes, you should even
avoid texting your latest squeeze.
Focus on other parts of your life that
involve different parts of your brain.
9. PARTICIPATE IN ONLINE DISCUSSIONS

• Learn to Communicate
Effectively
• Pay Attention to Signals
• Respond to Others’
Contributions
•
10. STAY MOTIVATED
11. REWARD YOURSELF FOR STICKING
TO THE PROGRAM
12. REVIEW, REVISE, REPEAT

• People learn throughout their lives.


You’re constantly picking up bits and
pieces of new information, but when
you pursue an online course, you
get an infusion of data that can help
your brain stay active and your
mind engaged.

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