Hello MoocLab Community!
I'm Carolyn, the founder of MoocLab. WELCOME!
There are so many awesome members who have joined MoocLab so I wanted to create a space for you to share a little more about who you are and all the things you are up to.
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- Who are you?
- What are you learning?
- How do you plan to use your new skills? Personally/professionally?
- How do you think MoocLab can help you achieve your goals?
- What courses have you taken, or are planning to take?
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OK..... I'm Eva , a 15 year old high school student of a south Asian country named Bangladesh. I am not into any of this courses that Mooclab offered until now.. but maybe I will try them later... so the thing is I was a pretty good student back in my junior school days but now this pandemic made me a really big procastinator.... So I just came across this website and wanna check them.... I think this can solve my problem like... we can study with others it motivates me a lot... And thats how I wanna be more productive these days because my exam is near .....
Some study hac
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Days/week you study: Everyday
Hours/day you study: 7+ (during school days) 10+ (during weekends)
Study schedule: 4am-7am and 5:30pm to midnight (school days) OR 4am-midnight (weekends)
What intervals do you usually use?
1. 25 minute work, 5 minute break, repeat
2. 50 minute work, 10 minute break, repeat
3. No interval, I take a break whenever I feel like it
4. 60 up to 180 min work, 15 up to 45 min break. Or 45/15 or any pomodoro technique.
How would you like to study together and keep each other accountable?
1. SS - Optional
2. Desk cam - Mandatory
3. By posting session/day goals and asking each other how we did
4. By making a common schedule/timetable to follow
5. By chit-chatting via voice chat every now-and-then (in breaks)
6. By sharing/teaching back what we have learned during the previous session during break time for active memorisation, for concentration,etc.
( I prefer 6 and 3 no...let me know about urs too )
Why are you seeking a study buddy? for accountability purpose which is hard to find in a study group. Also, I love studying but also socialising so it's a good way to combine both. And finally because motivation and focus increase when I feel/see someone is also studying like me right now.
What would you like to achieve in the long term? To improve my Academic and personal goals . And of course, why not to get a good friend.
How long are you planning to study with your study partner? For years, until I graduate if possible.......
Anything specific you're looking for?: An enthusiastic but also serious girl with whom I can feel the connection but also someone who loves studying and is as motivated as me to study everyday even during summer break (a hardworking one).
Anything else?: If you have a similar profile or are interested feel free to DM <3
