Blog Journal #9 🤓
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Hey! Being a distance learner, especially in a K-12 setting, was such an odd experience. My first encounter with distance learning involved a harsh transition into it but ended up benefiting myself as a student in the end. This semester, though, the distance learning was intentional and preplanned. I actually really enjoyed this class' modality. Working at my own pace is something very helpful to me because I tend to vary in activities on a weekly basis, which can be impacted by my classes. Having the resources to work well and be supported in my individual work endeavors. The major thing I didn't really like in comparison to the rest of my classes was the personal connections you can make with classmates and teachers when in person. However, I feel like I have still been able to develop relationships within this class! As a teacher in the future, I think I would like to have some extra-curricular Zoom meetings or something interactive. Providing opportunities for my stude