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1. Create a positive learning atmosphere.

Working on work from a slouched position while watching Netflix is not ideal if you want to be productive. Dr. Hatten, an expert in online teaching and learning, advises students to find a room in their house that is free of frequent distractions.

2. Establish a timetable for completing and reviewing assignments.Working on three classes at the same time can result in a high degree of stress, but this can be avoided if you set aside certain times to work on each class. Dr. Hatten gave the example of working on one class from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. This timetable enables students to establish the type of structure that is commonly found in traditional, in-person classes.

3. Seek out virtual interactions with your colleagues.

Obviously, studying with a group of peers in the library or receiving on-the-spot clarifications from classmates is not practical at this moment. Forming virtual relationships using platforms such as GroupMe or Microsoft Teams, on the other hand, is a viable action you may do to keep that sense of cooperation and community.

NUR HELYSSA SHEFIA BINTI KASIM 2022908297

NUR FATIHAH BINTI MOHAMED YUNOS 2022755521

SITI ZULAIKHA BINTI MOHD SAM 2022931203

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1. Problem-Solve on Your Own

As you adjust to working online, it’s important to remember that most questions can be answered when you read instructions carefully and when you go over each module properly. Though professors are prepared to answer your questions, instead of sending multiple emails throughout the day for each problem you’re facing, it may be more productive to first try to resolve the issue yourself through a Google search.

2. Set a schedule for completing and reviewing assignments. Therefore, working on three courses at the same time can cause for an individual to experience a high level of stress, but this can be avoided if you allocate specific times to work on each class. Example: Madam Aisyah shared is working on one class between the hours of 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. This schedule allows students to create a type of structure often seen with traditional, in-person classes.

1. HALIESHA ZARITH BINTI ISMAIL

2. MUHAMMAD ADIB HAMIZAN BIN MOHD SHUKUR

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1. Atiqah Huda binti Mohd Roslan

2. Farah Nadia binti Musa

3. Nurul Asyiqin binti Mohd Faisal

4. Norafiza binti Mummad Nazri

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1) Nur Fifiyanaqharina binti Imbran

(2022972659)

2) Nur Syazwanie binti Bahari

(2022961987)

3) Nurfarah Fazlin binti Mohd Nizam

(2022745599)

4) Wan Raudhatul Aqilah binti Abdul Ghafar

(2022793983)

5) Muhammad Hakimi Bin Sapari

(2022793813)

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SITI MASYITAH BINTI ABD RAZAK

AINA KHAIRIYYAH BINTI MD DAUD

NUR SYAZA BINTI SABRI

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1. AINUL NISA BINTI MOHAMAD ALI

2. SITI NURLIYANA BINTI ALIAS