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The past year has been difficult for me and many other students who have been forced to switch to online learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The usual rhythms of life were disrupted, and many students lost motivation to study. However, with a gradual return to normal life, it is possible to find ways to regain motivation to study.

First and foremost, it’s important to create a study plan that fits your needs and goals. It works, I checked it personally. You can use online resources such as courses and webinars to help you find new learning methods and re-motivate yourself. At the same time, it is worth focusing on topics that interest you, so that the study is more related to your interests.

The second way to regain motivation is to find a study partner. You can find someone in your class or an acquaintance with whom you can study together, share ideas and mutually support each other.

The third way is to find new hobbies or projects that concern you. For example, you can find a club of students who are interested in the same hobby as you. It will be a great way to make new friends and stay motivated to study.

In addition, it is important to follow a daily routine and a healthy lifestyle.

The fourth way is to find opportunities to gain new experience and practice. The best way to stay motivated to learn is to find new opportunities to apply your knowledge. For example, you can find internship or volunteer opportunities where you can apply your knowledge in a practical way.

The last way is to use positive reinforcers. Find sources of motivation that encourage you, such as vloggers, interviews with successful people, or books. This can help you find motivation to study again, and you can find new ideas and inspiration that will keep your motivation high.

Overall, re-motivating to study after online learning can be a difficult process, but it can be successful if you focus on what you really enjoy and find new ways to apply your knowledge. Follow your study plan, find study partners, pursue hobbies and projects, apply your knowledge to practical activities, and find sources of motivation to help you succeed. At least, now, I am trying to do it on a daily basis…