I want to say that &quot;now, I'm studying things other than what I learn in school&quot; with this present perfect sentence: Due to quarentine, I have begun to study things out of school, especially languages. Is out of school idiomatic in this context? What could sound better? Thank you
By taking courses, I have learned topic A. Through self-studying and discussion with others, I have explored topic B.    I also study topic A outside the classroom. What I want to emphasis is that topic B is not in my curriculum, but I study it on my own. Extracurricular activities can include both activities contributed to academic study although outside the normal curriculum, but also activities not contributed to academic study such as sports, volunteer work, etc. I want to emphasis the former activities. Do you say "outside classes", when mentioning study by yourself, i.e.      Outside classes, I have explored B.      If it were you, how would you rewrite the first quote for the same       meaning?    Thanks!
Some conditions require that a person lie in bed all the time until recovered. Is there a name for such conditions or people experiencing them at the moment?   For example,      I am currently &lt;bed sick&gt; and can't help you with your homework.   I tried looking for bed sick but hit a dead end.