COVID-19 Pandemic: Impact and strategies for education sector in India
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A small percentage of Russian students are willing to have online education
Before the start of the school year, a small number of students in Russia have chosen online education rather than attending school in person because of COVID-19 concerns.In some countries, Education Ministries have provided free online platforms and educational tools, along with training for the teachers, so that the parents, students and teaching staff are prepared to carry out online classes in case countries need to be put into lockdown again. However, the benefits of online education are not recognized by the majority of parents. Additionally, students with learning challenges in many countries do not receive the equivalent of classes and support online, hence the progress most of them had made is reversed in the pandemic.
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A small percentage of Russian students are willing to have online education
Before the start of the school year, a small number of students in Russia have chosen online education rather than attending school in person because of COVID-19 concerns.In some countries, Education Ministries have provided free online platforms and educational tools, along with training for the teachers, so that the parents, students and teaching staff are prepared to carry out online classes in case countries need to be put into lockdown again. However, the benefits of online education are not recognized by the majority of parents. Additionally, students with learning challenges in many countries do not receive the equivalent of classes and support online, hence the progress most of them had made is reversed in the pandemic.
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