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It’s summer rush for online classes ByVinay DalviVinay Dalvi / Updated: May 23, 2021, 06:00 IST Online classes keep both children and parents happy From traditional music and dance lessons to magic and computer coding, students are finding creative ways to make the best of their vacation and lockdown With the school vacation and lockdown underway across the country, online classes are seeing a boom in their business. As parks, malls, theatres and even playgrounds have been closed due to the lockdown following the outbreak of Covid-19 last year, many children are attending different types ...

How Different is Digitised Learning, Really? The repute of degree and institutions are not lost because of a shift in the mode of learning-teaching mode, they are lost because of poor teaching, irrespective of the mode employed. Neeta Dhuri, a teacher for hearing impaired students, takes an online speech therapy session of parents and students during the COVID-19 lockdown in Mumbai. Photo: PTI Education6 hours ago For over a year, the battle for effective pedagogies online has raged, and opinion remains, as expected, divided on multiple aspects, from syllabus to assessment and the exacerbated...

This week: I share ideas from Susan Hrach, author of the new book Minding Bodies: How Physical Space, Sensation, and Movement Affect Learning, for teaching in person or online. I pass along an idea for changing your college’s teaching culture. I link to some recent writing on teaching you may have missed. Education, Embodied When Susan Hrach was wrapping up her new book on the connection between physicality and learning, she figured it would be tough to get professors to adopt its recommendations for incorporating movement into their teaching. “It’s always been a very hard sell to get ...

How the Camera Has Changed the Dynamics of the Classroom From concerns about surveillance to the blurring of spaces, it is evident now that the virus has changed more than our physiologies. A video conference on a laptop. Photo: Gabriel Benois/Unsplash Education6 hours ago Over the past year of online teaching, instructors and students have struggled, not just with the digital divide but with a tense binary: online classroom work versus privacy violation. Academic Practice in Ecology and Evolution found that some students felt it was a violation of privacy (because their personal settings, ...