STUDENTS READINESS TO STUDY DURING LOCKDOWN DUE TO COVID-19
- Assistant Professor, Amity Institute of Education, Amity University Uttar Pradesh.
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Students life is full of excitement, adventure, learning, playing and what not! School is integral part of their life. No student can think of life without school. They play, learn and make friends. Teachers become ideal for them in schools. But the COVID-19 pandemic has turned the situation upside down. Students along with their family members and the whole society are lockdown due to corona virus. It is the human tendency that learning never stops. Learning is the root of development. Any damage to the education system can affect the nations development. Thus, indigenous people thought of continuing education without getting affect by this present situation of pandemic due to corona virus. In this context, the idea of online teaching prevailed and many of the educational institutions in India started conducting online classes with the help of various apps available. The purpose of this paper is to understand students readiness to study from home. This study investigates the convenience of students in online learning and problems that they face. The researcher has done an analysis on future of educational transmission as online classes are the future of new education system.
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