Take a look at the tools and technology you’ll be using and learn what to expect in the online classroom.
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How an EdD in Kinesiology student juggled coursework, newborn twins, and teaching online
Dr. Amanda Durall never imagined that she would complete her doctorate in the backseat of her minivan in the middle of a pandemic.
The key to success in online learning is staying motivated. This is equally true for veteran online students and those newly introduced to the online classroom. So here are six strategies to keep yourself motivated to do the work.
Wondering how you’ll make the most of group work in your online courses? Follow these tips to collaborate with your classmates.
Online learning requires organization and self-discipline. You may have to fit study around work and family, setting your own schedule to make sure you get assignments in on time.
Finishing college is hard. Finishing it as an adult is even harder. If it was easy, a lot more people would do it. Face it, you’re likely juggling a full-time job and caring for kids, parents, or both.
Let’s face it. Going to — and finishing — college isn’t easy. It takes a lot of hard work, research, reading, writing, presenting, and learning to complete a degree. For those adults who know they want to pursue a college education — whether it’s an undergraduate or graduate degree, or a graduate