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Tips
Here are a few tools to help you maintain some sense of normalcy and control, and to help you develop a plan for success, both inside and outside the (online) classroom.
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Build a rhythm that reflects your normal daily routine: wake up, get dressed and ready for the day, and build-in breaks throughout your work. Be sure to schedule things like social interaction, exercise, and self-care, and allow yourself the ability to adapt the schedule as you learn more about your needs.
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Create a space that is dedicated to school, even if it’s just a corner in a room.
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Stay active and practice mindfulness activities to help mitigate depression and anxiety, while improving cognition and confidence.
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Try to communicate proactively and honestly if you’re sharing physical space with others. It’s helpful to talk through a plan of how you’ll manage shared space before conflict arises, and to talk through where you anticipate you will have needs.
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Manage your energy and be mindful of the way in which you eat, engage in self-talk, and communicate with others. Self-compassion and self-care will be key.
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Maintain connection through technology, and utilize video chat and other platforms to stay connected to friends, family, and professors. Or, go a different route and write a good, old fashioned letter to a friend or family member.
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As you have the capacity, consider using this time to do something for which you’ve not previously had time – learn something new, commit to a goal you’ve been chasing for a while, or reconnect with someone.