v By Mr.Ankit
Shyamsukha, CEO, ICA Edu Skills
As the trials and roll out of vaccines have
already begun in many parts of the world and many vaccines have also cleared
the approvals including those of Oxford, Moderna, Pizer, the Russian Sputnik
and Chinese vaccines, it is expected that by the end of 2021 a large part of
the vulnerable population will be administered vaccine. While it will still
take a few years for all people to get the shot and the latest Coronavirus
strain is presenting a fresh challenge yet, there is hope of normalcy returning
over the next 2 years. The education process will also have a major
transformation as it will take the blended approach of online and offline
classes depending upon the severity of the situation.
How the pandemic has affected education?
Education is one of the worst affected sectors in
India during the pandemic. It has thrown a new challenge in every students’
life. The learning process of around 32 crores students in India has suddenly
came to a halt. According to the UNESCO report, about 14 crores of primary and
13 crore of secondary students are affected. And, that made every student
resilient and getting adapted to the new challenges. They opted technological
platforms to have an uninterrupted learning process. Even many educational
institutions cancelled their classes, examinations and internships among others
and took to online medium. Thus, COVID-19 has also taught many ways to
emerge victorious from the pandemic both from students and teachers.
Teachers assigned work to students via the
internet, delivered lectures via online video conferencing using different apps
like Zoom, Skype and various google apps. Though the scenario was not similar
everywhere, it was still a challenge of good internet penetration in rural
areas. Government has also postponed the examinations of secondary and higher
secondary classes and later conducted examinations strictly adhering to
COVID-19 guidelines.
The education scenario in 2022
hough the outbreak of COVID-19 has created many negative
impacts on education, educational
institutions of India have
accepted the challenges and trying
their best to provide
seamless support services to the students during the
pandemic.
Indian education system got the opportunity for transformation
from traditional system to a new era. The following points may
be considered as the positive impacts.
hough the outbreak of COVID-19 has created many negative
impacts on education, educational
institutions of India have
accepted the challenges and trying
their best to provide
seamless support services to the students during the
pandemic.
Indian education system got the opportunity for transformation
from traditional system to a new era. The following points may
be considered as the positive impacts.
Indian educational institutes have adjusted to
the new normal despite the initial hiccups of adhering to the usage of
technology. They tried their best to provide seamless support in providing
continuous education in the times of the pandemic and transformed from the
traditional learning to the new era of learning. Here are some of the ways the
education scenario in 2022 will roll out:
v Shift towards blended learning: This kind of learning will give the exposure of
both online and face-to-face learning. In a recent survey, it has been found
out that 59% of students are more motivated to learn through blended or hybrid
learning than in a fully online course or a flipped classroom setting. It gives
the advantage of learning at their own pace and via interface with digital
technology. At the same time, learning done in this virtual way is often best
consolidated by in-person interactions. In many ways, blended learning combines
the best of both worlds.
v
Rise in use of
the learning management system:
Educational institutes are going through a rising demand of learning management
systems. It’s providing a great opportunity to the companies, who are
developing and strengthening the learning management system. There is a rise in
the demand of soft copy of learning material across the institutes.
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