How are we going to prepare our student for an online learning?

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By Rose
Davao, Philippines
June 7, 2020 9:06am CST
The new normal is about to begin especially for almost all of the students around the world. The usual face to face learning is not yet allowed unless a vaccine will be formulated and tested. As parents, we don't have a choice than to enroll our children in the new normal way which is online learning. For my children, I let them explore the gadgets to be used for online schooling. I also teach and practice them online platforms use for meetings in order for them to be ready when the school begins in the coming month. As an individual, parent, and teacher, what are your preparations for the online learning of students?
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linzzyyy
@iniaku (2157)
• Indonesia
7 Jun 20
we dont have choice. during this pandemic, online meeting, online learning is the only way out we can move forward.
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Rose
@rbancruz (66)
• Davao, Philippines
8 Jun 20
That is the reality now, we have to embrace the new normal situation for education is through online. So there's a need for the education sectors and government institutions to collaborate and find alternative solutions so that all students will be able to go to school amidst the pandemic situation.
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linzzyyy
@iniaku (2157)
• Indonesia
9 Jun 20
@rbancruz yes, even we have a graduation by online in my country
Jayanth
@jayanth_77 (7180)
• India
7 Jun 20
you are doing the right thing. But let them explore under your supervision only. As internet has its own evils.
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Rose
@rbancruz (66)
• Davao, Philippines
8 Jun 20
Yes, as parents we should always guide our children, especially that a lot of sites not suitable for young ages.
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Raj
@Butterfingers (66585)
• India
7 Jun 20
Schools are at Least closed till August in India so online earning will prevail
Rose
@rbancruz (66)
• Davao, Philippines
8 Jun 20
Same situation here, the government announces to the public that the possible opening of classes will be in August, and face to face classes are not allowed unless the vaccine is formulated.