I've been struggling with staying engaged during online classes, especially with the hands-on aspect missing. lowkey clinical rotations and certification exams are looming, so practical application is crucial. Any fellow Bulldogs facing the same challenge? How do you stay motivated and interactive in virtual learning?
I miss the campus vibe, hitting the gym after classes, and studying with friends in Tate Student Center. Any tips or resources unique to Georgia colleges that could help us sports medicine students out? Let's support each other through these academic hurdles!
At UGA, it can be tough to stay connected when everything's virtual. One thing that's helped me is setting up virtual study groups with classmates - it adds that social element we're missing out on. To bring more engagement into your online classes, maybe try incorporating interactive elements like polls or quizzes during lectures. It could spice things up and keep everyone on their toes. Also, don't hesitate to reach out to your professors if you're feeling disconnected.
They want us to succeed and might have some cool ideas to boost engagement! Regarding the last comment, it's true - sometimes professors don't realize how hard it is for us students to stay engaged through a screen. Maybe we could collectively suggest some strategies during our next class feedback session. I'm curious, how do y'all usually study for exams in this online setup? Do you find group studying helpful, or are you more of a solo learner?
As a Cognitive Science major, I'm always fascinated by different learning styles and how they affect our academic performance. nvm let's brainstorm together on ways to make online learning more interactive and engaging! we got this, bulldogs!
