I'm not a big believer in online education at least not more than about 15%. Post college, maybe a bit more, but you get things from an in person class (I did anyway) that I just did not in an in person class. Of course, like anyone I had periods of boredom but it's good to cope with those too.
IDK all the different student perspectives and thoughts, it was fun. I hear they have live online classes but like, meh, IDK.
Yoga was... I felt I should take some responsibility for it, like. I mean my Creator is busily finding me homes, selling mine, etc.
Holy bejesus though, I must say, it didn't HURT exactly but day three was EFFORTFUL. Add in all that cleaning it was a lot.
I did not fall over, it didn't hurt exactly but every time a pose ended I was like, 'Thank you God, oen pose closer to ending."
Anna
I agree. I feel like something is lost with online classes. The girl that backed out on my daughter for being roommates signed up for all online classes except one and lives an hour from campus with her parents. I understand that she decided to save money by staying home but feel like she’ll miss out on a lot of personal interaction.