Gurgaon: Deepi (6) is looking at school with new eyes.
When the government Haryana allowed all schools to open for physical sessions for grade 1-9 students (10-12 have continued school on February 1) on Thursday, the school concept changed for children who have been in online mode since they registered the formal education system By 2020 and 2021, two years of pandemic.
Classrooms are not the screen of Papa or Mama’s cellphone that lives at a comfortable table in their house with loving to set up.
Even for older children who lose touch with the school system, Thursday looked like a new start, expected by teachers and parents would not lead to other suspension in the near future, hopes for Ebbing Pandemi.
However, the presence of a low day in the private frontline of Schools in the city, while the budget school said they had a healthy voter.
“I am very nervous but also nervous because my parents are not there and everything is new.
It’s fun,” said Deepti, who was a grade 1 student at Public School Drona.
He was among several major part students, which for the first time in two years, except short periods of last year, went to school that day.
“I went to school when I was in class 1.
After that, there was only an online class.
On Thursday, many things have changed.
Looks like I attend school for the first time,” said Chhavi Chauuh (9), a 3rd grade student at CD International School.
The parites say it is the experience that they have also been lost for the past two years.
“My child is happy to attend class.
Learning through a smartphone screen is the only way of education they know so far.
School experience for children and even parents are lost,” said Sadaf Khan, whose four-year-old son will attend offline classes at the Shiv Nadar School since Monday.
Meanwhile, academics and teachers say they must now work to conduct disciplined learning ‘back to track.
Recommended in their homes for the past two years has brought many changes seen in students in terms of emotional intelligence, social skills, physical fitness and learning habits, they said.
“My main focus is to make them return to disciplined learning.
Children lose physical fitness and their attention span has diminished with a certain extent.
Those who come to school for the first time without their parents will be nervous and suddenly out of the zone Comfortable.
The early days are to observe this gap and plan corrective strategies, “said Public School Principal of Rashmi Malik The teacher and elderly nation.
There needs to be a lot of handreholding to learn back to the track, “said the Principal of Ridge Valley Nidhi Tewari.
PARIENTS also said managing children at home had become difficult and they were worried about the backwardness of social skills.
“I have observed my daughter and there were some changes in her.
My daughter was nervous and hesitant when around people,” Amit Kumar said, whose 10-year-old daughter studied at one of the private-line private schools.
Private schools say some students have forgotten the basics of creative writing or mathematics.
“These children cannot write and cannot recall the basic arithmetic concept.
They become very nervous and not disciplined.
There is a lot of work to be done and we ask the government not to close the school and get rid of 50% of motorcycle attendance,” said Yashpal Yadav , Director of International School CD.