The global epidemic of COVID-19 by Novel Coronavirus has affected everyone, including children. It has had a devastating effect on children’s education.
According to a UNESCO standard, the education of 120 crore students worldwide is being disrupted by school closures. This includes 32.1 crore children in India. Keeping children at home has disrupted the children’s physical, emotional, and social well-being.
Online classes a savior
Experts say a short period of time out of education will have an impact on children. When schools are closed for extended periods of time, think about how great the impact will be and how long it will last for them. Children can forget what they know.
But online learning was a savior for these kids. Despite being deprived of going to offline schools and meeting their friends and teachers these kids were able to learn at the comfort of home and without any stoppage to that never-ending urge to learn!
More interactive and fun lectures
Surely, teachers took some time to understand this new concept of online learning and understand new software and tools.
But now over time teachers and tutors have mastered this software and are focusing more and more to make learning things and education more and more interesting, fun, and full of knowledge for primary toddlers as well as higher studies students. Things in online learning are getting way smoother with days passing by and ONLINE SCHOOLING is on the way to replace your old traditional schooling in the future.
Preferences vary, but many have found online classes beneficial, especially during the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Online learning provides a comfortable and uninterrupted environment for education.
Parents prefer online classes, due to concerns about the safety of their children. Online classes offer a secure learning environment at home, and the interactive and fun nature of online lectures contributes to positive feedback from parents.
Generally, parents express satisfaction with online classes, appreciating the safety and convenience they offer. The adaptability of teachers to new technologies and the efforts to make online learning interactive and enjoyable contribute to the overall contentment of parents with this mode of education.
