Washington State University

Wellbeing for Online Students

Intellectual

Intellectual Wellbeing  reflects our degree of openness to new ideas, our propensity to challenge ourselves to think critically, our inclination to nourish our creativity and curiosity, and our motivation to master new skills. Intellectual wellbeing can be enhanced through life long integration of enjoyable, thought-provoking, and imaginative mental activities.

Continuing to learn about the world around us and allowing ourselves to grow from the integration of this new knowledge into our life can enhance our intellectual wellbeing.  For instance, learning about a new culture or philosophy increases not only one's intellectual wellbeing, but spiritual wellbeing as well.


Online Learning Tips provide online students with a variety of tips about getting the most out of their coursework and time. Check out a few of their links below. 

 

Need a break from studying, but want to keep your brain going? Try some Brain Games!

 

 

 

Exercise Improves Your Sleep

Improve the quality of your sleep by working out during the day.  Recent studies have shown regular exercisers not only slept almost an hour longer than non-exercisers, they also fell asleep in half the time.

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