Studying at home during COVID-19? Don’t give up! Here are some tips from Deakin University to help cope with frustrations, limitations, and emotional stress.

I’m sure everyone back home is curious about what we are doing, if we’re back on campus, how COVID has affected our education.

In light of current student needs, Bond University is committed to providing flexible learning opportunities for the September semester. The entirety of their May semester was delivered online, to which they received incredibly positive feedback!

In the past few months we’ve become thrown into a lot of online activities, and it looks like it’s going to be our daily routine for a while yet. Universities have quickly adapted to the challenge of delivering content online.

Today’s post is going to be about methods for studying online. For everyone who’s trying to learn online, I thought these tips could be helpful with finding ways to keep yourself accountable and learning effectively.

I know there’s been a lot of questions about what a hands-on program like dentistry looks like now that campuses and courses have had to change with social distancing. So, I thought I’d give you a quick rundown of what a typical day might look like for me right now!