Education In the Present Scenario

The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled; and education and learning are the tools that make this possible. In this tough time, it is very crucial for everyone to have access to proper education. The Corona virus Pandemic is reshaping education. It has been rightly said that “Real changes take place in deep crises.” 

Online classes have taken the place of school and college classrooms till the lockdown continues. In the recent past, nobody would have thought they will be attending their lectures and scheduled courses online in the comfort of their homes. 

This pandemic is giving tech massive insights as to what human development and learning looks like, allowing it to potentially shift from formal classroom education to augmenting relationships with teachers, personalization and independence. With the purpose of that the learning process should not be hindered in this pandemic, the higher authorities of MANAV RACHNA INSTITUTIONS have taken some essential steps and decisions and started the online classes through the Microsoft office Teams. 

Where everything has come to a halt now, the education and learning process stands free of disruption. Because of online classes students of Manav Rachna Institutions are able to study their courses without any gap and loss. Although, in the initial days, online education was a bit confusing, but now students have become used to it. This pandemic has taught us to think critically. Rather it is a great moment for learning. 

Technology is helping people connect with each other in their homes. Although e-learning comes with its own set of advantages and disadvantages, somehow it has taught us to become self-disciplined and benefitted us in ways that go far beyond learning. We are living in an uncertain and ever-changing world that is ripe with new possibilities. Thus, it demands us to be more adaptable to the ways as the situation arises. Only then will it be possible for us to reach greater horizons.

Written By: Dr. Swati Chauhan, Department of English, FMeH, MRIIRS