Hey everyone! Just wanted to quickly share some thoughts on pacing your school work effectively. It's all about finding that balance so you don't burn out but stay motivated. This is especially important for self-directed learning programs like competency-based education. By the way, during the summer, I don't work on assignments every day. Sundays are my rest and recovery days, where I have the freedom to do whatever I want. If I feel inspired, I'll work on an assignment, but if I need a break, I won't push myself. Flexibility during the week helps me find a balance between work and non-work. Hope you're all doing well and finding your stride! 😊 DISCLAIMER: Our work processes and timing may vary due to various factors, such as work commitments, personal life, academic background, skills, attitudes, and mindsets. This channel aims to inspire rather than impose a specific way of doing school. I hope you enjoy and find the video motivating. I support diverse approaches to schooling that work best for each individual.
I haven't but I've heard good things about it through the "College Hacked" channel! I appreciate that UMPI keeps expanding their programs. They have a masters now.
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Hey everyone! Just wanted to quickly share some thoughts on pacing your school work effectively. It's all about finding that balance so you don't burn out but stay motivated. This is especially important for self-directed learning programs like competency-based education. By the way, during the summer, I don't work on assignments every day. Sundays are my rest and recovery days, where I have the freedom to do whatever I want. If I feel inspired, I'll work on an assignment, but if I need a break, I won't push myself. Flexibility during the week helps me find a balance between work and non-work. Hope you're all doing well and finding your stride! 😊
DISCLAIMER: Our work processes and timing may vary due to various factors, such as work commitments, personal life, academic background, skills, attitudes, and mindsets. This channel aims to inspire rather than impose a specific way of doing school. I hope you enjoy and find the video motivating. I support diverse approaches to schooling that work best for each individual.
Have you tried UMPI? I’m considering going there. I already have a BS, MS and half a doctorate. Sort of want a BA for fun.
I haven't but I've heard good things about it through the "College Hacked" channel! I appreciate that UMPI keeps expanding their programs. They have a masters now.