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      <title>Watchguild Article by Michelle Ann C Gravino</title>
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      <pubDate>2021-10-24 19:59:03 UTC</pubDate>
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         <title>How To Keep The Pace</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Sharing my piece of cent at how online learning has changed my student life. We may have different views about it. We may even have different challenges in coping with this new mode of learning, but all boils down on how to keep the pace.&nbsp;<br>One may agree or not, but it's all about keeping the balance. Yes, if you keep things balanced, you'll definitely going to survive (wink sign). But how?&nbsp;<br>Studying your lessons is your responsibility and you have the control over it. So I guess, those that we don't have control of are the ones that cause a lot of stress. Last year's online classes weren't at all easy. I then reflected on my performance and my attitude in handling them. I observed the greatest contributor of stress that time was more on technical problems: internet, managing software applications, and gadgets. Slow internet connection and slow signal always challenged my patience especially when at the time I was having my quiz or exam at the LMS and suddenly I got disconnected or takes longer time to load the next questions and (boom!) the next time I know I don't have anymore time left and I was not even done yet! Such a hassle, yes. I learned my lesson now and that is to also secure a better gadget. For mobile users like me, invest on quality mobile phones that are good for online class. I learned too that it is wise to use dual sims and load both of them. If one network is lost, you would still have the option to use the other one. It will cost a little more than you used to but it will save you from a lot of worrying in the future. Now, here's another problem that were mostly encountered too. If you are having difficulty in managing the software application that you're using, it will take a lot of your time in answering. I suggest that upon downloading or when you have free time, explore the app and watch tutorials. It would help, trust me. There are still other challenges but these I think are the most common.&nbsp;<br>Let's reflect on how we survived last year and use the lessons that we learned from out of them. Be wiser. Be bolder. The uphill may be a little steep right now but you can get through it. Be inspired by your dreams everyday. Climb that ladder of success one at a time. You'll get there someday!&nbsp;<br>By Ekaterina M.S.<br><br></div>]]></description>
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         <pubDate>2021-10-24 20:11:26 UTC</pubDate>
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