A person needs different kinds of connections. These connections build a strong social network. A strong network helps a person feel less lonely.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A person needs different kinds of connections.
These connections build a strong social network. A strong network helps a person feel less lonely.
A person should think about different types of connections. These types include mentors, peers, neighbors, and online groups. Building many types of connections makes a social network stronger. A strong network helps a person feel more connected.
A student feels lonely. A teacher suggests the student look at their 'connection portfolio'. The teacher asks the student to think about one acquaintance to contact this week. This helps the student see different connection types.
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A person needs different kinds of connections. These connections build a strong social network. A strong network helps a person feel less lonely.