Six Important Tips for Students Taking Online Courses
According to Davidson College's directory for universities' fall 2021 programs, more than 1,400 colleges intend to remain online, go completely online, or offer a flexible hybrid option to students. Only 73 colleges plan to reintroduce entirely in-person classes. This indicates that many students will be taking online courses this fall, possibly for the first time in history. If your university is offering online courses this semester—and many colleges are still waiting to publicize their plans—you might be concerned about the situation. What are the prerequisites for being a successful online student? Online learning is not the same as on-campus learning,
Stress Management Techniques for Students
Students, regardless of their level, experience stress that negatively impacts various aspects of their lives, including mental and physical health, grades, happiness, and relationships. Studies have shown that teenagers show stress levels similar to that of adults. Directly or indirectly, stress affects students’ health-related elements: sleep patterns, workout routine, healthy diet, etc., which further degrades health. According to a survey conducted by APA (American Psychological Association), more than half of the students revealed doing three hours of homework at nighttime in addition to an intensive day at school with fully packed classes and extracurriculars. It clearly explains what leads students to
