New Delhi: Higher National Education Qualification Framework, which is currently being prepared by the center, states that various undergraduate programs and program graduate programs that will be designed based on national education policies can be offered in different modes, including offline, open and distance learning , Online and hybrid.
Some professors from all universities in Delhi said that while pandemics have paved the way for online classes, applying the same thing for regular courses may not have a good impact on the learning-teaching process.
Safe! You have managed to throw your voteogin to see the results that are produced that online mode can still live for a selective special course, Sanjay Batra, Professor in Sri Venkateswara College, “Hybrid models may be permitted for certain new courses for those who are not able to travel to various City for education.
However, it should not be encouraged for regular courses because it will have an impact on the quality of education which in turn will affect student job opportunities.
If someone pursues a MSc in chemistry in online mode, what expertise will students get? It will also lead to fluctuations in workload.
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A senior professor of Jawaharlal University Nehru, who did not want to be named, further explained that the course that requires field work or practical work in the laboratory has suffered greatly since the pandemic and hence, online mode under the proposed educational policy is not worth it.
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“Even though it’s good that we find online teaching as a result of a pandemic, it cannot be a long-term choice.
If a forest ecology student is not brought to the field, how can the person identify and understand the basic things? It only produces a lack of domain knowledge.
Online teaching is certainly not possible for subjects that need practical work, “said professor from the environmental science school.
However, SP Agggarwal, Principal Ramanujan College, explained that even though there were problems with surviving internet access, mixed modes would increase the number of materials that had access.
“The lecture will be recorded and uploaded on the portal.
So as soon as the module is formulated, students will have access to various kinds of study materials.
Those from the non-formal sector will also get a lot,” Aggarwal said.