Help Imagine you are writing an e-mail to a friend who is going to a brick-and-mortar school and has to do e-learning from home for the first time. You, on the other hand, are the expert on this because you are an Indiana Digital Learning School student! What are 5 recommendations you would give your friend to maximize the quality and efficiency of learning in the online school environment?

Explanation:

1- always act like your camera is on, it helps to think that someone is watching you and you need to act on your best behaviour.

2- always raise you hand if you know the answer to something, so the teacher knows you participate and won't pick you on a question where you weren't paying attention and/or don't know the answer to.

3- get ready in the morning ad you usually would if you were going to school in real life. this helps get you in the headspace you would usually have in school and helps you concentrate.

4- do your homework!! even if you don't feel like it or the teacher isn't going to check, it's always important to do so, so you know what's going on in your class.

5- finally, ask questions!! it may seem obvious or too much of an effort, but if you understand what is going on and the material you're learning, you'll be much less likely to procrastinate.

good luck loves <3

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