Mangaluru: With the chances of class detained in the classroom looks bleak due to pandemics, for educational institutions, as well as students, they must fight with online classes even after a year.
According to teachers and students, lack of interaction and the absence of a class environment is the main obstacle to holding classes in online mode, regardless of connectivity issues.
“Online class charm fades within a year.
I see students enter online classes and are busy doing their own work.
This is a scenario everywhere.
In addition, we cannot provide our 100% for online classes such as in the classroom.
Class, “said Vittal K, Principal, Kittel Memorial PU College.
These colleges only do three months on campus, in the last academic year.
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Online class has caused setbacks in academic performance too.
“Our college has the worst result in the past decade, in the exam done in the last semester,” said a lecturer a leading private college in the city.
The lecturer added that students have their cameras, so that the teacher can’t even find out if they really listen to them, or work or do something else.
In each individual class is in observation.
Meanwhile, trading subjects and basic science cannot be taught online.
For practical lessons, the class teacher has requested a minimum of two weeks of class to be held on campus.
Also after teaching, holding their examinations and evaluations is the mandate to determine how many students have understood what has been taught to them, but it is equally challenging, because they are mostly not supervised.
First year students are most affected, because they lack guidelines, “added lecturers.
“When it comes to college providing health education, it has practical theories and lessons.
One cannot bring patients in virtual mode to class,” said Dr.
Karen Boaz, Professor, Department of Oral Pathology and Microbiology, McOd, Mangaluru.
He said the class Online is less effective, but the university tries to make it interesting by adding some quizzes and other activities.
In government rural schools, students have chosen to ignore the online class.
Government teachers from remote schools in the sharing moodabidri regardless of students’ do not understand technology, they also ignore online classes.
“The classes are telecast at Chandana Channel and on all Indian radio.
When we asked them why they did not attend online classes, students came on the grounds, said the teacher.
A student sharing that online class is not attractive as held in the classroom.
“So I entered for presence and then busy doing another job,” added students.
A year on, Teacher, students struggle with online classes
