Yelkhan School Blog

My opinion on online education 31.03.2021 I've already spent a year in online education, and I'm sure that everybody else did. I guess that it can be a bit disorienting and exhausting at first. The weird thing about online education is that you expect it to be very simple and stress-free. However, procrastination becomes a rising issue. Unlike normal school, where you don't have much to do other than to pay attention and listen, you are free to do anything in online lessons. Also, stacking homework doesn't seem as bad, as there isn't an actual physical reminder of it; maybe just some blocks on your screen. Some students end up being in a cycle of procrastination-work because of it. However, there are some good sides to it. Students may not feel as bad about going to schools and classes. After all, you don't have to go anywhere; simply just turn your computer on and go to a link. Some information may also be easier to understand, as you have the internet right at...

Welcome to the blog! 30.03.2021 Hello and welcome! This blog was created for a Media Studies project. I will be posting about my school life (and daily life in general) here. I shall do this for about 3 weeks; whether I will continue it after or not will depend on how good the experience was. I will start with possibly the most important part of somebody living in quarantine; my daily schedule. This is especially relevant since life seems to be really repetitive under these conditions. I wake up around 9 AM. I then do the obvious things like eating breakfast, brushing my teeth, and getting dressed. I spend some time on my phone before starting to study at 11 AM. I usually study until around 6 PM, taking brief breaks every couple of hours and for things like lunch. To be fair, I'd like to increase my productiveness; despite studying for a long time, I do much less work than you would imagine. I've been thinking about solutions for the past few weeks, seeing as the end of the yea...