How does ease of access to teaching impact students and universities? by pooja

2024-08-22 04:55:00 UTC

In Tanzania , as said in statement one , it was not easy for almost all kids to study because only 6% of students could study through radio, 5% studied through TV lessons and less than 1% could participate in online learning but for me studying online was very efficient and easy.

2024-08-22 04:56:33 UTC

Statement 1

The teachers must have had it easy as majority of them could not interact with their students and assumed they understood but the students would be left with doubts

2024-08-22 04:58:33 UTC

Students

some students will not have the best learning as some can cheat and stuff ,but for teachers it would be very hard and easy at the same time.

2024-08-22 04:58:51 UTC

It impacts students and universities as it is very easy to study on devices than to do it manually by hand .But for universities it impacts them negatively as students can use ChatGPT or google to cheat in their exams so technically the people who are studying are getting impacted positively but at the same time its ruining their future.

2024-08-22 04:59:02 UTC

In My Opinion, It Is Very Sad That Kids Can't Study Or Study Well, Less Than 1% Have Done Online Learning In Tanzania, If I Could Do Anything, I Would Give My Best To Help Them. From Now Onwards, I Won't Take These Things For Granted.😔

2024-08-22 04:59:13 UTC

it was hard for the student and easy for the school or university

24bwsmd020201 — 2024-08-22 05:00:03 UTC

Statement 1 mentioned that in Tanzania, school buildings were closed and children in just 6% of

households listened to radio lessons, 5% accessed TV lessons, and fewer

than 1% participated in online learning. It couldn't have been so easy for the students to study, whether it was a school or university.

2024-08-22 05:00:23 UTC

Statement 2

147 million children could lose a combined value of 17 trillion dollars in their lifetime earnings just because they missed half of their in class instruction

2024-08-22 05:00:23 UTC

Statement 1 :

It was easy for the teachers and was hard for the students who didn't have a radio, tv, and access to the internet.

only 5% used TV, 6% used Radio and 1% used online learning, as children would also cheat on exams by checking on platforms and other apps.

2024-08-22 05:01:42 UTC

Statement 2, I Feel Like This Is Dangerous And Makes The Economy Vulnerable, And May Make It Go In Recession, More Than 17 Trillion Dollars Of Money Earned In Total, Lost.😰

2024-08-22 05:02:37 UTC

It was easy for teachers and hard for teachers

2024-08-22 05:02:41 UTC

Students in the US were benefited.

2024-08-22 05:02:53 UTC

The students could only learn online making it not possible to have extracurricular activities

2024-08-22 05:03:00 UTC

Statement 2

US IS A RICH COUNTRY

2024-08-22 05:03:18 UTC

Statement 3 has ease of access for learning as they can showcase and hone their extracurricular activities.

2024-08-22 05:03:41 UTC

USA Has A Very Good Economy, Hence Good Schools And Lots Of Extracurricular Activities, So US Citizens Have Good Facilities And May Take For Granted.😡 Gotta Respect🫡🇺🇸

2024-08-22 05:04:38 UTC

Statement 2:

It is estimated that 147 million children missed more than half of their classes instruction over the past two years. and lost 17 Trillion in lifetime earnings

24bwsmd020201 — 2024-08-22 05:05:03 UTC

Statement 2 mentioned that estimated 147 million children missed more than half of the class and the generation of children could lose $17 trillion. This is only a benefit for the teachers but not the students.