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Returning to school 17 months later -Krishna Kumar

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published Published on Sep 14, 2021   modified Modified on Sep 14, 2021

-The Hindu

The post-COVID-19 situation is complex and the ‘where we left it’ approach will not do for any stage of school education

As children return to the classroom after an unprecedentedly long gap, many among their teachers realise that teaching will be tougher. And there are others who assume that it will be business as usual. In fact, they have already started teaching from the point ‘where we left it’, meaning where they were in their online classes. Teachers who stick to the syllabus no matter what happens in the outside world, like to identify themselves as teachers of this or that subject. They see their role purely in terms of the knowledge they enable children to acquire. They view the purpose of education in terms of success in examinations and, consequently, in life. With a sense of purpose so firmly held in their minds, such teachers stay clear of the personal life of children, especially its emotional aspect. We can understand how such teachers define learning — in terms of the prescribed syllabus as articulated in the textbook. There is no harm in acknowledging that teachers of this sort form the majority in the profession.

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The Hindu, 14 September, 2021, https://www.thehindu.com/opinion/lead/returning-to-school-17-months-later/article36441808.ece?homepage=true


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