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]$)};8;7W :`yW^b As COVID-19 spreads around the globe and the threat of a recession materializes, most people are focused properly on the immediate task at hand—preparing to teach and support students remotely.
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5=<fJXf5y The traditional system of learning—classroom education; has always been considered as the most appropriate method of receiving an education by everyone for centuries. However, in recent times as the world becomes more technologically advanced; it can be noticed that the classroom environment is slowly changing and paving way for online education.
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>\ Iy <M I7#+B1t Technological change has made online coursework very competitive with the traditional means of teaching. Will it lead to dramatic change in college, or have only a minor impact?
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Kd,7x'h`E This moment could also herald a shift in how high school juniors and seniors view online learning options.
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(/l9@0Y .t Online programs are less expensive when compared to a traditional setting.
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/7<l`RSr E-learning tools provide educators and students with access to resources they couldn’t have had otherwise, no matter their status or location. A medical student in China can learn from the top professor a continent away, and can do so in their own time while balancing a full-time job and a family at home.
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2s@<k1EdPl There are also some demerits attributed to online education, such as online distractions, lack of self discipline, little or no face-to-face interaction and examination malpractice.
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n`krK"Ii Even though e-learning has become an education equalizer, it’s still not a replacement for the traditional classroom. Sure, the technology is advancing, but it’s not flawless. Just like any new, burgeoning innovation, e-learning faces its own challenges.
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lXS.,#lp Students naturally learn from one another while solving problems and working collaboratively in a traditional classroom. They’re validated and encouraged by face-to-face time with a teacher that doesn’t come from a pre-recorded video. E-learning has yet to find a way to truly imitate that.
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AM4lAq_ Experts suggests that a hybrid model will emerge. The demand for the kind of quality educational experience will never vanish. I suspect, however, that the proportion of college education that occurs that way will shrink dramatically in the years ahead, while the proportion that occurs online will keep growing.
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DlHt#Ob7 But far-sighted leaders will do more and keep investments in programs that support education delivery systems that are better able to withstand a variety of crisis scenarios, from pandemics to natural disasters, from economic downturns to teacher walkouts.
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hXBAs*4DV8 How that plays out in the months ahead—and who seizes the opportunities at the intersections of these learning sectors—bears watching.
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xeo5) This, to me, is where e-learning and the traditional classroom will one day form a union: compensating for one where the other lack
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