Your Online College Course Survival Guide: How to Make the Grade and Learn in the Virtual Classroom (The Thrive Online Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.11 (938 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B010W31UQW |
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| Number of Pages | : | 301 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-12-25 |
| Language | : | English |
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Does not give concrete ideas on how to succeed in online school. Meadow This book sounds like it's written by a teacher who is on the verge of burnout. I am looking for something to bridge the gap between school in a desk and classroom, from my personal academic history, and the "teach yourself" attitude that seemingly has infiltrated more than a few of our educational programs. Learning via a computer and published curriculum is totally different, and some of us o. "Five Stars" according to Amazon Customer. Excellent for anyone starting or returning to school. Great resource to use when taking online classes Online classes are hard, I can wholeheartedly say (especially math). Those classes, more than in-class courses, scared me the most when I was an undergrad. I feel that I did not adequately prepare myself, thinking they would be easier than my other classes. If I would have had Jacqueline S. Myers’ book, "Your Online College Course Survival Guide," my panic level would never have reached m
Online courses don’t have to be difficult! With this guide on your virtual bookshelf, you can make the grade and be successful in the virtual learning environment! This book is for you if you are a:Typical college student taking both online and in-person classesTypical-aged college student who is taking online classes exclusively due to time or location restrictionsReturning college student who may be working and raising a family while earning a longed-for degree to improve their family’s lifestylePart-time student who is taking a few classes here and there to add meat to their resume, to learn new skills for their small business or to keep up to date with changes in their fieldHigh school student who is getting a jump on general education requirements by taking online college classes. To make implementation of the strategies even easier, action step checklists have been included at the end of each chapter. Do you flounder through your online courses? Do you swear you have given up on online education? Do you want to take online college courses, but are scared you will fail so you stay stuck where you are? This book is for you! Bright, well-meaning students buy into the myth that e-learning is easy and forgo their basic understanding of what skills are necessary for online education success. Jacqueline Myers nails the top 10 success strategies for distance learning in a way th
Whether you are a current or a returning student Your Online Course Survival Guide is a must on your bookshelf. Kat Bakhmetyeva, Study_Hack. This online course survival guide will walk you through the nitty-gritty of preparation, acing the classes and even effective communication with professors