A multidisciplinary face-lift
The Hindu
If implemented effectively, with a strong operational framework, the blended approach is definitely where the future of education will lead students to
For years now, the education system has been caught between the desire to do more and the inability to find time to accommodate these intensive changes. But online learning has truly catalysed an array of changes that experts believe will continue to thrive even post the pandemic. It is widely accepted now that the schooling system will not go back to its earlier way of functioning. The idea of a classroom is no longer restricted to the four walls of a building, struggling with constraints such as space, infrastructure, volume, and capacity.
If we are to believe the rumours, hybrid learning models are going to take over with schools conducting in class sessions in batches and reducing the number of hours students spend in classrooms. To pull this off, multidisciplinary teaching and learning will have to be the operational framework.
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