Traditional education
vs. online education
The current pandemic
caused our environment and day by day to change, one of those things is
education, people changed from going to a school every day, to seeing their
teachers through a computer or telephone screen. However, online education and
traditional education have pros and cons and it is important to recognize them.
First, in traditional
education, motivation and discipline can be better in its development, students
have a routine and it can helps to keep on task. Another advantage of
traditional education is social interaction, students are more involved and
participate more in classes, and interact more with their friends. On the other
hand, in traditional education, foreigners spend a lot of money to study and
for other people the trip to school is very long.
Second, in online
education there are many pros, the first is flexibility, for students who are
working or foreign students, online classes will mold with your schedule—and
allow you to log into your online course at a time that works best for you. In
this case, the student must be autonomous and responsible and be motivated.
In conclusion, some
students and teachers think that we do not learn the same in traditional
education and in online education, it is important to take in mind that both
forms of education are good and both have many strategies to develop and
enhance students' knowledge. The important thing is that each student evaluates
the two types of education and chooses the best option for her needs when the
pandemic ends.
written by: Karen Michel Yanquen Chaves
VIRTUAL EDUCATION VS. TRADITIONAL EDUCATION
ResponderBorrarEducation is a process which requires effort, dedication and time. In the last year and a half, the global Covid 19 pandemic has notably changed traditional teaching methods and therefore the way we as students learn.
Little by little we have learned to adapt to online education, however it is essential to know its advantages and disadvantages.
Although we cannot deny that face-to-face classes are superior in many aspects such as the approach to students, the clarity in how knowledge is imparted, the motivation of young people to go to university and change environments, enjoy the whole process of learn, we have been able to notice all the tools that exist in this new era and we were losing ourselves, all the infinity of games and activities to learn in a more playful way, all the resources and materials that we can find on the internet to make more interesting classes, fun and complete.
Regarding virtual education, I think that one of the biggest disadvantages is the lack of interaction between teachers and students, even among the students themselves, making classes very boring, monotonous and somewhat distant from that, adding to the multiple distractions that we have in home, but it is undeniable how versatile they can be, no matter where you are, if you are at home, in the gym or even in another city, you only need to have a connection on your cell phone or computer and there you can be.
In brief, each of these teaching methods have their pros and cons, perhaps this time we had to adapt the hard way since we had no other option but I think we can learn something more from this ... We should always try to value things good that each circumstance brings us, take advantage of each experience in life to be more capable and integral people in all our beautiful process of learning.
Angela Maria Velasquez
20191265044