How to be a successful online student
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Now online learning is becoming more and more popular. There are so many educational platforms today that people can use to learn different things. So more and more people like the possibilities that online learning give. I strongly believe that online education is our nearest future. Teaching ESL online I also understood that I can help my students more if I understand how to be an online student myself, step in their shoes and try to succeed.
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