#remote classes

[the-uncanny-dag]

Arctically cold take, but I fucking hate working from home & it only makes my mental health worse. If I can't geographically separate workplace & domestic environments, I would rather die by harakiri

[adhd-hyperfixations-n-stuff]

Online classes are sometimes easier for AVPD than in-person classes, but that’s only if it’s like... a lecture where you never have to talk or show your face.

If they make you turn your video on and/or speak, I feel like it’s actually worse than being there in person because there’s so much extra focus on your face and voice — normally, everyone isn’t looking at you the whole time and you feel less like you’re giving a presentation every time you speak.

[z3phyr23]

To all the virtual school teachers out there

Please for the love of god, let me turn my camera off. I know it means I may not be paying attention, trust me, I’m not paying attention anyway.

I don’t want to have to worry about the face I make when I think. I don’t want to have to worry about bad lighting. I don’t want to have to worry about how close I am to the camera. I don’t want to have to worry about how I look, if I have acne, if I make a weird face when I yawn, if my cat turns around and shows her butt to the camera (cause cats).

Please let me turn my camera off. I will be able to work so much better if I don’t have to worry. People won’t pay attention no matter what you do, so let people not pay attention comfortably.

[homemaderaspberryjam]

My sister’s high school chemistry class is having online lectures now and the first 15 minutes was a crisis because every student felt the need to unmute their mic to say “hi” 

[z3phyr23]

My must-haves for remote learning

A blanket- life is so much better with a blanket, plus, my legs get cold.

A mouse-like, a computer mouse, not the rodent. I put my computer far from me cause I don’t wanna be super close to the camera. Hence the mouse.

A sweatshirt-I get cold. Plus, they comfy

Sweatpants/pj pants-as long as you’re dressed on the top, you’re fine.

Headphones-I don’t wanna play anything out loud, plus they cut out some outside noise.

A nice drink-treat yo self.

A CHARGER-online school BURNS though my battery on my computer.

Love all of you, good luck. We can make it through this. ❤️❤️❤️

[nikiniluna]

Remote classes in 2020:

My classmates: *claiming they are hating remote classes even though they often complained about in-person classes*

Me: *actually enjoying remote classes because I can finally focus on learning instead of looking palatable for my classmates and teachers that were always unsatisfied with me*

Memes aside, remote classes were essential for me because, at school, I would always have to worry about looking palatable for my teachers and classmates. There was no way for me to learn in a environment where everyone was unsatisfied with me. They would say I was “too quiet and depressed” or “too loud and over-the-top” or “too uninterested” or “way to interested” or “dramatic” or “stone hearted”.

I didn’t even know why they were so judgmental and harsh with me.

During remote classes, I finally learned to do things to take care of myself instead to please a crowd. I was bathing and combing my hair not to look good for my classmates but because I enjoy the sensation of being clean. I started fixing my posture more not because there was teachers watching and judging but because it was good for my back. And so many more.

I was genuinely happy and productive as I always wanted during remote classes.

That’s why remote classes and jobs should be an option for everyone. Screw anti-remote propaganda!

[jim-muchiri]

The New Normal: How Student Life Has Changed Drastically Recently

The outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic has caused a significant shift in the way we live, work, and learn. With social distancing measures in place, students have been forced to adapt to a new normal of online learning and remote classes. This sudden shift has brought about many changes to student life, which has affected them in various ways.One of the most significant changes is the transition from traditional classroom learning to online learning. With schools and universities closed to prevent the spread of the virus, educators have been forced to take their lessons online. This has created a new digital education system that students must learn to navigate. Many students have found it challenging to adjust to this new format of learning, which requires a high level of self-discipline, time management, and motivation.The pandemic has also highlighted the digital divide that exists in many parts of the world, where students may not have access to the technology and resources required for online learning. This has further widened the gap between privileged and disadvantaged students, making it harder for the latter to keep up with their studies.Moreover, the pandemic has also impacted students' mental health, as they struggle with the uncertainty and anxiety caused by the pandemic. With social distancing measures in place, students have had to deal with isolation and limited social interaction, which has affected their emotional well-being.In conclusion, the COVID-19 pandemic has brought about a significant shift in student life, with many changes that have affected them in various ways. While online learning and remote classes may be the new normal, it has created challenges that students must overcome. By adapting to this new digital education system and seeking support when needed, students can continue to thrive in their studies despite the challenges posed by the pandemic.Overall, this unprecedented situation has caused drastic changes in the lives of students, and it is crucial for them to be resilient and adaptable to cope with the challenges that come their way.

[fixed211]

Y’all I’m in my remote class & just noticed my FN part of my keyboard has a question mark….

…. I’ve had this computer for almost 3 years😅🫠