IB students may use these tips to help them learn more effectively online.

The University of Queensland (UQ) campus, which is normally lively and loud, was noticeably quieter than average in Semester 1 of 2020. That is not to say that life was pleasant for our almost 15,000 foreign students studying in the United States.

International students at UQ have shown that earning a university degree while studying online is a rewarding experience. They've shared their latest advice on how to stay inspired, accomplish your goals, and learn easily from home.

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Make an everyday schedule that works for you.

Both UQ students emphasized the importance of keeping to a timetable in order to stay on track and provide stability to the day.

This will keep you motivated, focused, and confident. Self-management skills are highly valued by future employers.

Get up at the same time every day and schedule your classes and learning opportunities, as well as daily breaks, exercise, and recreational activities, into your day.

Kranthi, a Malaysian, is pursuing a Bachelor in Communication degree. About the fact that she had never trained online before, she feels she was able to adapt with the help of a daily schedule.

Organize your schedule.

And even though you don't leave your house to fulfill your studies, life as a student is still hectic. You must also engage in a variety of sports, take classes, submit tasks, and handle your personal time.

None of us are masters of time management on our own. Using your calendar, daily to-do lists, and reminder apps to support you.

Advik, who is studying for a Bachelor of Arts in Singapore, keeps a to-do list on his tablet to help him manage his time (dual degree in Economics and International Relations).

You are not obligated to use it if you do not want to do so. Kranthi uses a printed schedule for large monthly events including evaluations. She's learned that writing it down and sharing it somewhere she can see it keeps her accountable.

Distract yourself as little as possible.

It's hard to disagree that staying at home can be overwhelming, particularly when snacks, streaming channels, and social media are all readily available. Working in a calm and calming atmosphere, as well as turning off distractions like phone and social media posts, will help you stay focused.

About the fact that learning at home can be challenging, Rico from Hong Kong claims that putting his phone away benefits him.

 

Participate in good habits.

To keep your mind and body healthy, get lots of rest, exercise, good sleep, and social time with friends and family. Good habits help you reset and recover so you can function at your best at work and education.

Kelly, a Chinese researcher, agrees that getting adequate sleep, eating healthily, taking breaks, and exercising are all important facets of a good research experience.