Comment on Amanda Sturm's post: Throughout the course so far, I have learned that hands-on learning tends to be more effective than online learning. Engaging directly with materials and activities helps to reinforce concepts and improve understanding. I have also come to understand that each student has unique learning habits—what works well for one may not work for another. Finally, I’ve observed that students can become frustrated when they know the answer but must wait for others to respond, which can affect the overall learning experience in group settings.
