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Do you agree with online education? Is it the future of educatio
n?
By: Sepideh Date: September 8, 2019, 5:38 am
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Can you imagine the time that no school exists, instead it is
all about online education?
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Re: Do you agree with online education? Is it the future of educ
ation?
By: Chizuko hanji Date: September 8, 2019, 7:08 am
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No, I can't. Teaching in person never extinct, especially, in
terms of children education. Feeling the atmosphere of learning
in real-time in a real place effet their brains and bodies. I
mean, it is a good effect. Of course, there are the negative
sides of school teaching, thinking of the increase of
homeschooling these days.
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Re: Do you agree with online education? Is it the future of educ
ation?
By: SHL Date: September 8, 2019, 1:24 pm
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[quote author=Chizuko link=topic=1359.msg19365#msg19365
date=1567944508]
No, I can't. Teaching in person never extinct, especially, in
terms of children education. Feeling the atmosphere of learning
in real-time in a real place effet their brains and bodies. I
mean, it is a good effect. Of course, there are the negative
sides of school teaching, thinking of the increase of
homeschooling these days.
[/quote]
I think online education is terrible for most subjects. They
even have it for law, which I think is horrible. To miss the
interaction with the teacher and other students? What is that?
It’s like being taught by a machine.
Would you want to go to a doctor or dentist who had an online
medical degree? NO WAY!
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Re: Do you agree with online education? Is it the future of educ
ation?
By: Susan Date: September 8, 2019, 11:33 pm
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In my profession, as in many others, we are required to have a
certain amount of hours of continuing education to maintain our
license. I now get almost all my hours online-- only taking
in-person classes to meet the minimum requirements of one
credential that requires some face-to-face class time. I don´t
think online classes are going to entirely take over--
especially for things like Kindergarten. I have gotten where I
can barely sit through a traditional class.
I suspect that in the future there will also be more syndicated
content-- that even in classes where people meet together more
lectures will be given by video to large numbers of people in
different classrooms where the ¨teachers¨spend more of the time
being monitors and leading discussions and answering questions,
while having the explanation of concepts done pre-recorded.
I know I am certainly having quite of few teens that have their
schooling online in my practice now. I expect to see it
happening even more.
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Re: Do you agree with online education? Is it the future of educ
ation?
By: SHL Date: September 9, 2019, 12:07 am
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[quote author=Susan link=topic=1359.msg19386#msg19386
date=1568003621]
In my profession, as in many others, we are required to have a
certain amount of hours of continuing education to maintain our
license. I now get almost all my hours online-- only taking
in-person classes to meet the minimum requirements of one
credential that requires some face-to-face class time. I don´t
think online classes are going to entirely take over--
especially for things like Kindergarten. I have gotten where I
can barely sit through a traditional class.
I suspect that in the future there will also be more syndicated
content-- that even in classes where people meet together more
lectures will be given by video to large numbers of people in
different classrooms where the ¨teachers¨spend more of the time
being monitors and leading discussions and answering questions,
while having the explanation of concepts done pre-recorded.
I know I am certainly having quite of few teens that have their
schooling online in my practice now. I expect to see it
happening even more.
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Well for continuing professional education that’s totally
different. Online is fine. I do that for law every two years.
But for basic education, online education? No way. I like the
traditional classroom approach.
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Re: Do you agree with online education? Is it the future of educ
ation?
By: Chizuko hanji Date: September 9, 2019, 12:38 am
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I think young kids need to have classes with classmates. They
can enjoy something naughty things with friends like drawing,
riddling in the books without listening to the teacher.
Everybody has experienced like showing each other how they add
mustache on Edison in the books. That's one of learning in life,
too.
The reality is the education style of adults has changed a lot.
I agree with Susan. One of my American friends is a nurse school
student. She needs to take the recorded online classes and
submit the assignments as well as the practical training at the
hospital. Regarding university students, if they don't have
computers, they can't take courses either.
The circumstance has already changed before mentioning the value
of online educations,
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