Remote Learning Experiences: A Reflection

Remote Learning Reflection.
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Remote Learning Reflection.
As a student, my remote learning experience has been quite engaging, compared to when I was attending regular classes. To get through with it effectively, I had to be more self-disciplined than I was before. I realized that studying online requires more self-motivation and proper time management. No one was around to remind me to stay focused or meet deadlines. There is hope to carry this trait to my workplace and other areas of life in the future. This will, most definitely, look good on my resume. After transitioning from in-person learning to online learning, I noticed that the pressure that existed in a typical school environment was not there anymore. After planning my time well, I ended up having some time to relax, which made me less anxious.
With online learning, sometimes it took me much time than expected to complete my assignments. Compared to when we had physical discussions whenever a challenge was presented, online classes are quite tricky. Being a student who likes working with other students, this transitioning somehow affected me. I am a bit skeptical about continuing with online classes in the future, though I gathered specific new talents and experiences during this period. I hope things would get better, so we get back to the regular classes. I appreciate the efforts my school placed in this whole process. They helped me adjust quite quickly, notably when they eased the means of accessing course materials. I did not have to worry about going to the library to look for a particular book because it was available online. This made me tell myself that online learning is not as bad, after all.
I motivated myself and kept a new attitude towards the whole idea of remote learning. Since I engage more with my teachers during class, the same was transferred online. As days went by, I built a one-on-one teacher-student relationship with my teachers. This experience was quite different from that one in a physical class. That is because the teacher did not have to spend much time to handle the entire physical class. He was available to offer one-on-one directions and instructions. This has helped me grasp the concepts taught in class more quickly than it was the case before.
The good thing about online classes is that I could seek a part-time job when I know how my program in school runs. It does not mean that I have extra time because I had to do adequate planning. This...