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03 Jun 2024 - 04:28 pm

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03 Jun 2024 - 03:41 pm

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03 Jun 2024 - 03:37 pm

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Philliprof

03 Jun 2024 - 03:15 pm

Hi all,

With remote learning becoming a norm, I wanted to start a discussion on how we can make it more effective and enjoyable. Here are some techniques that have worked well for me:

Customize Your Workspace: Create a study area that is comfortable and uniquely yours. A personalized space can enhance your focus and creativity.

Develop a Routine: Establish a daily routine but leave room for flexibility. This helps maintain structure without feeling too rigid.

Utilize Diverse Tools: Beyond common tools like Zoom, try apps like Notion for note-taking, Habitica for gamifying your tasks, or Whiteboard for visual brainstorming.

Practice Active Learning: Engage with the material through techniques like self-quizzing, flashcards, and teaching concepts to someone else. This deepens your understanding.

Schedule Downtime: Ensure you have time for breaks and relaxation. Techniques like the Pomodoro (25 minutes work, 5 minutes rest) can help maintain balance.

Connect with Peers: Create a virtual study group or find a study buddy. Regular interaction can keep you accountable and provide support.

What strategies do you use to stay effective while learning remotely? Any tools or tips that have made a difference for you? Share your experiences!

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!
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03 Jun 2024 - 02:09 pm

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03 Jun 2024 - 01:15 pm

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03 Jun 2024 - 01:05 pm

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Adriantof

03 Jun 2024 - 10:27 am

Biodiversity in the UAE
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The UAE has 49 terrestrial and marine protected areas, including eight in Dubai. Accounting for over 18% of the country’s land territory and 12% of its marine and coastal territory, these protected areas are often natural reserves which include all the major ecosystems found in the region: mountain, desert, coastal and marine.
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Andrew Gardner, associate director of Biodiversity Conservation at Emirates Nature-WWF, says wildlife conservation is recognized as an “important responsibility and obligation by the UAE.” For example, the country is a signatory to multiple international conservation conventions, such as the Convention on Biological Diversity, and has helped reintroduce animals such as the Arabian oryx to the Arabian Peninsula. According to Gardner, there are now over 1,600 oryx in two of the UAE’s protected areas, and thousands more in zoos across the region.

However, rapid development and population growth across the Emirates mean that “53% of bird species, 46.7% of mammal species, 19% of reptile species, and 8% of plant species” are endangered, according to a government report.
Gardner says the Arabian wolf and striped hyena have both gone extinct from the UAE in recent decades, and a small population of Arabian leopards that lived the Hajar Mountains until the mid-1990s are now also believed to be extinct.

Karingattil points to habitat loss, climate change and overfishing as some of the major threats facing wildlife in the UAE, but one issue he thinks people should take more action against is plastic pollution.