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How to Make Distance Learning Effective and Interesting: A guide for Students

27/8/2020

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When distance learning is necessary, many students and teachers consider it a challenge. In reality, it can be a very useful tool which can provide students from all over the world with the chance to learn. Whether they don’t have access to education otherwise or a worldwide pandemic has taken place, distance learning can become a great alternative for everyone.
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In order to make it effective, though, teachers are not the only ones that need to find ways to keep it interesting. Students should also find ways to make distance learning more interesting in order to get something from it. Here are some tips to help you achieve just that.
​Learn how to keep interesting notes

​Keeping notes can be a lot more than just keeping track of everything your professor has mentioned in a class. Notes can be a helpful and powerful tool that can allow you to learn quicker and more efficiently. Learning how to keep them organized might be a little difficult if you’re not familiar with it, but it heavily relies on your needs. 
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The best thing you can do is start by organizing the notes you already have by date, subject, and title. Going forward, you can start keeping notes either during the classes or right after. It will all depend on whether you can focus on the lecture or if you need to take notes while revising. Either way is great and can help you greatly.

Experiment with color

Using color while you study is a great way of learning and remembering important details. This is something that can be especially helpful in keeping notes. Color coding each lesson and using certain colors for particular classes can help you stay more organized.

The great thing is that you don’t only need to use colored pencils and pens in order to incorporate more color into your studying routine. Stickers, post-it, markers, and colorful paper can also be used by students of all ages. You will find these especially helpful as you prepare for your college years, where everything you need to study is pretty much endless. Using colors can help you stay focused on your studying and more organized in the long run.

Keep distractions away

When trying to learn from a distance, there are quite a few things that can become a problem and cause you to lose your focus. While staying at home, you have easier access to your phone, gaming devices, and even snacks. It is a good idea to keep these sway during lectures and while you study.

The more concentrated you are, the easier it will be for you to remember details about your classes and study with more efficiency. By having only the necessary items around you, studying will become much easier, and you will have more free time to spend on other activities

Learn through helpful videos

E-learning can be a great opportunity for you to start using the internet more to your advantage. If you don’t want to spend hours just reading through the text, there are a lot of alternative ways to learn. YouTube is your very first option for watching informational videos, but you need to keep in mind that not all the information will be verified.

The next best option is platforms and services such as Udemy, Subjecto, Khan Academy, and Lynda, where you can watch online courses, get professional writing help, take exams, and study online. This way, even if you did not understand something in a class, you can repeat it through the available courses on these platform

Find and use the right tools

Writing essays and working on assignments from home can be challenging if you don’t have the constant help of your teachers. You will need to be careful of how you phrase your sentences and of any small grammar and spelling errors. 

The best way to correct these if you don’t have access to help from teachers or your parents is by using the right tools. Platforms and tools such as Grammarly, TrustMyPaper, Hemmingway Editor, and all offer great solutions to this problem. With their help, you can proofread and edit your papers easily without wasting the necessary time. 

Get the most out of distance learning!

Studying from home can be a huge benefit for many students. Instead of viewing this situation as something negative, try and find all the things you enjoy about it. Knowing how to keep notes and study more effectively will give you more free time to do other things you enjoy. 

Which of these tips do you believe will be of most help for your own studying routine?

Author

Nicole Garrison is a professional writer and editor for TopEssayWriting. Nicole loves working with online platforms in order to create helpful content for her audience. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time in nature and listening to audiobooks.

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