Reflect on Corona and its influence on your studies

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Corona and the impact it has on education

    Transitioning from In-Person to Online Classes Many teachers and students are excited about the move to online delivery. Faculty members have already begun developing lesson plans for their students' online teaching. Online instruction is not a novel mode of delivery for any university. Many faculty members are taught to use online learning platforms as the sole medium of delivery or as a supplement to in-person training.

    However, there is always the potential that some teachers who are not technologically savvy will be unable to handle this mode. Because of the change to the online method, the faculty's competence to deal with current technology has been called into question. Furthermore, computers and IT equipment at home are in high demand by parents, children, and other relatives who must work from home. Working from home will consequently be a challenging task for academics.

    Furthermore, many universities lack the infrastructure and resources required to give timely online instruction. What about students who don't have access to laptop computers or internet access at home? Is it possible to give practicals and laboratories online, as well as music and art classes? What will happen to students whose courses are not available online? The issue of online education quality is critical and must be addressed.

    Well-Being Mental The CORONA outbreak has had a significant influence on many people's lives. The rapid increase in infected cases all around the world has created uncertainty and fear about the future. What will happen? It's also put a lot of burden on the university's fraternity, which comprises students. This tension may have an adverse effect on students' learning and psychological well-being. International students studying away from home are concerned not only about their health, safety, and education but also about a plethora of other difficulties. Concerns about the well-being of their families Questions arise, such as whether universities are proactive in promoting students' mental health and well-being. Do institutions have professionally qualified counselors on staff who can relate to these students? Students that wish to further their education.

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