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‘I didn’t learn anything’: Covid grads face college

• JoeAltmaier 4y ago
  ...and that's how the good workers are separated from the slackers. Some can keep progressing even when it's not entertaining or easy. Some can only complain.
  • infinite8s 4y ago
    Because the ultimate end goal of your short life on Earth is to be a 'good worker'
    • JoeAltmaier 4y ago
      Sarcasm, right? To be hired and get good pay, it helps to actually do the job. Instead of making excuses. But go ahead, be a 'bad worker' and see where that ends up.
• tomohawk 4y ago
  Top learners will, by and large, continue to learn in a remote situation. However, a lot of people benefit from classroom instruction. A friend of ours has a daughter who falls into that categorey. Pre-covid, she needed to take a basic math course. The community college closest only offered online courses for that. She could not pass despite being diligent. She found a community college in the next county that had a classroom offering. She took that and did fine. It's strange that community colleges are moving to online classes for exactly the kinds of classes where people likely need classroom instruction.