Reshaping Teaching-Learning Process During COVID – 19 Pandemic

ABSTRACT

The education sector and the students are the ones who have been largely affected by the spread of the global pandemic. The sudden outbreak of the coronavirus has taken an enormous emotional and psychological toll on people. Across the world, people had to face various problems starting from very simple daily life necessities to education, work-related problems. In the domain of education, adaptability came along with a set of challenges and took some time to settle. The transition in the teaching-learning process across the world has been truly undeniable. Like all other things, even this new mode of imparting education has its own set of benefits as well as drawbacks. Since the outbreak of COVID-19, a lot of research has been going on in understanding the kind of psychological impact it causes and how the students are impacted due to reshaping the teaching-learning process. As per UNESCO 2020 report, greater will be the risk of children losing out on their youth, and future due to the closure of the educational institutes. Adequate training and assessment are required for the teachers to adjust to the new technology-based learning. This article tried to analyze the transition in the teaching-learning process and its effect on students and how is it affecting their quality of life as well as we also shed some light on how it has shown some positive aspects and has proved to enrich the learning process amidst the adversities. © 2023, The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Switzerland AG.