Starting first year of Economics and trying to adapt to distance studying, any advice?

Hi everyone, just started my first year of economics (aged 19) and got to admit I’m finding it more challenging than I thought it would be. Not that I’m regretting it or having second thoughts but it’s obvious to me there’s steps I need to take in getting more comfortable in distanced studying so I can do my best. My modules are Introducing Statistics (M140) Discovering Mathematics (MU123) Economics in Context (DD126) and You and your money (DB125). For a bit of context I’ve never been much of a reviser previously. In school never did much studying but still got 6-9 in my GCSES as I retain information quite well and never really needed to (even though I probably would’ve done even better if I did but I was younger and mistakes were made) I’m not looking to repeat this with my degree as I really want to commit to it and do the best I can but it’s something I’m not really used to. I’m trying and it’s been decent but all advice is appreciated. Thanks guys