Make a personal learning plan
In the normal physical learning setting, your lesson is planned by the education division of your country, your school’s academic management, and your teacher. With virtual learning, the case is no different because your school or any institution acting in support, or in place of your school and your teacher will prepare your lessons. This time, your timetable is a bit flexible. Yes, you can adjust certain things and even learn at your own pace. To get the best out of your virtual learning, it’ll be good if you plan how you’ll be studying at home. Yes, plan things like; time to start lessons, time to break, time to continue the lesson, and even time to end the lesson!
Nonetheless, you should be careful not to skip lessons as this can be very detrimental to your overall academic progress. What if pressing issues will not allow you to follow a particular lesson in time? Make a recording of the learning session or save the lesson for a better time and don’t forget to get back to it. The key is to work at your own pace.
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