Everyone, needs to take a break sometimes, including distance learning students. It is necessary for our mental health. We need to reduce the stress in our lives. I have therefore added Games and Quizzes to the subject list to the left of this article with a few fun games you can play.

Many students wonder whether employers will accept an online degree as being legitimate and as good as a degree from a bricks and mortar school. It is important to students who are about to begin a degree program and to those who are about to graduate. Here are some facts and ideas to consider.

There are still misconceptions about distance learning even though there are more and more students choosing to study by distance learning every year. The following are 5 misconceptions about distance learning.

Review of a website that offers lists for over 2,000 tools that are useful for everyone but especially for learners and educators.

My review of "The Monkey Bible" by Mark Laxer. This is an allegory that includes love, mystery, and adventure as well as up to date information on evolution, genetics, biology, religion, and conservation.

During distance learning classes, both teachers and students will be required to give feedback to each other. That feedback will be useful to the other person concerned only when it is constructive. Here are some tips on giving constructive feedback when it is required.

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To avoid much of the stress that occurs at exam time, it is necessary to study and review the information you are learning throughout the semester. Here are 5 study techniques to help you keep up with your studies so that you already know the material and only need to review at exam time.

You keep hearing that accreditation of your school is important. Why is it important to you? Here are some reasons.

There are some benefits to taking summer courses rather than taking a total break from your studies for the whole summer. Online courses can give you the flexibility to work, volunteer, or vacation and still take a course for credit.