The educational landscape has shifted radically in recent years. The idea that students have to be physically present in a classroom to learn was challenged when the world was turned upside down during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.
These days, technology has taken virtual learning from a futuristic idea to a reality. As long as you have an internet connection, you can now access quality education from anywhere in the world.
But that’s not to say that virtual learning doesn’t have its own set of unique challenges.
After spending several years learning in a physical classroom setting, the transition to virtual learning can prove difficult for some students, especially younger kids.
They no longer have a live teacher in front of them, nor do they have a cohort of learners around them who can help and support them the same way they do in a real classroom.
Here are some virtual learning tips for students to adjust to this new online learning environment:
