There is no instant solution about whether to reopen the school in the middle of the Pandemic: Amartya Sen

Kolkata: There is no instant answer for the debate over the opening of the school campus in the middle of the Pandemi Covid-19, Nobel Laureate Amartya Sen said.
Speaking in online discussions organized by Pretic on Sunday, Sen said that children suffer a lot because schools are closed but also concerns about their health cannot be ignored if the campus is reopened if the campus is reopened.
Safe! You have managed to throw VoteLogin to see results “in America, there is an ongoing debate between the two groups on the same problem.
In India, there are different opinions.
But, what might apply in the East Birbhum may not function in the West Bankura.
There may be a readymade reply, an existing instant reply, the situation is not the case, “said Sen.
In the evaluation model in the current scenario, economists say acquiring and sharing more important knowledge.
“Even if we emphasize the evaluation we must remember it is the last thing.
Obtaining and sharing knowledge takes precedence.
There are reasons to believe that the problem must be seen from various sides and perspectives,” he said.
“When we learn something for the first time, when we first understand the problem …
Is it related to the evaluation? We must see.
Evaluation will of course be used, but how many and in what ways? We must see if there is The relationship between evaluation and real education, “said Sen.
Asked about the threat to the environment, he said that both the world realized the problem and knew the solution but did not proceed on the right path or need to have a thin discussion to find instructions to resolve the crisis.
“The environment is an integral part of every job, every step taken by us,” reasoned.
SEN, which is currently professor of the University of Thomas W Lamont, and the economic professor and philosophy at Harvard University, also emphasizes to knock on alternative energy resources such as the Sun and nuclear to protect the environment.