Learning Culture

What could be the reason for you to not show up to the class?

• I had a medical emergency

• I had a prior commitment or appointment

• I experienced network issues

• I forgot about the class

What might distract you from completing a task?

• Alerts from emails, social media, or messaging apps

• Spending too much time analysing or worrying about the task

• Putting off tasks and opting for less important activities

What makes you to hate learning?

• Too Many Boring Textbooks: Reading dense, unengaging material.

• Endless Worksheets: Repetitive and monotonous tasks that feel more like chores.

• Pop Quizzes: Sudden tests that catch you off guard and add pressure.

• Overly Strict Rules: Feeling like learning has too many rigid guidelines and restrictions.

For effective learning, what would you choose: collaboration or competition?

• Collaboration: Sharing ideas and perspectives with others

• Competition: Competing with peers

How can turning on your camera in an online class enhance your learning experience?

• It creates a more connected environment where you feel part of the group

• • It encourages you to stay focused and present, which improves understanding

• You can use non-verbal cues (like nodding) to show you’re engaged

• It builds confidence and helps others feel more comfortable participating

What are some effective ways to show active participation in an online class by using your camera?

• Turn on your camera and give visual feedback, like nodding or smiling, to show you’re following along

• Use hand gestures, like a thumbs-up, to respond quickly without interrupting the speaker

• Occasionally make eye contact with the camera to help create a more connected, “in-person” feel

• Try different virtual backgrounds that match the class theme or topic to keep things fun and engaging

If you were to choose an animal to represent the value of curiosity in our learning culture, which one would you pick?

• Sloth

• Cat

• Dog

• Elephant