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Quote from: aiguy on September 07, 2020, 04:06:12 PM

I think this is every worst situation for all, especially those who are suffering from the pandemic, so we have one option that is to find a way to turn it into positive.
Many died as well, lost our jobs, our businesses and everything, so we really couldn't say it's a blessing. But in this condition, we should just look forward and think about of next-generation future. otherwise, our upcoming generation will also suffer as now we are facing

It is true that it is the future generations that are most at risk. Especially when it comes to education in my country, which is very bad. An unmeasured or less effective online education is implemented in my country. So that this educational setback must always be considered. Especially for parents. If there is no supervision by parents this is very ironic.

The real transmission of knowledge online faces many quality problems as well as a lack of hard work from students as well as teachers, besides, I feel this is just a presentation between a listener and a speaker, with no specific interaction, teachers cannot fully manage the online system and the delivery of the tests is very low, sometimes the finalization becomes more delayed than ever. Asking parents to supervise is also relatively difficult when they still have work at home, they are still worried about life, Covid has opened a huge hole for education

You are absolutely right, the impact is too big. Even the burden of education costs continues , even though schools are abolished . Maybe educated parents are still considered not too difficult to supervise, but are very concerned if you have both parents who have minimal education.