Episode Synopsis "Online Classes: Virtual Learning, The Pomodoro Technique, and Giving Ourselves Grace"

In this episode, Elyas and June discuss transitioning to online classes during the 2020 pandemic, including struggles, silver-linings, time management methods, and not being too hard on ourselves.

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