What were the illiterate parents feeling when the pandemic forced the children to have onl...........

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No one would have guessed that a virus like Covid-19 would come and without differentiating, it will alter the lifestyle of people. Due to Covid-19, many changes came to our world, and it took some time for everyone to adopt the new normal. The Covid-19 impact was everywhere, which resulted in the closure of schools and other educational institutions.

Initially, most governments had decided to temporarily close the schools to reduce the impact of Covid-19. Later it was reopened for a few grades, which increased the number of infection rates and then closed again. 

Though schools are closed, students are attending their classes through various education initiatives like online classrooms, radio programs. Though it paid is a good thing happening on the other side, there nit are lots of students who didn't own the resources to svar attend the online classes suffer a lot. Many students
are struggling to obtain the gadgets required for online classes.

Teachers who are all experts in blackboard, chalk, books, and classroom teaching are really new to this digital teaching, but they are adopting the new methods and handling it like a pro to aid the students in the current position. But on the negative side, many teachers are looking for an alternative job to support their families.
Educated parents are supporting their children throughout the pandemic, but we require to understand that there are some illiterate parents and their feeling of helplessness to help their children in their education.

There are students in India who came to school just because they can get food. The great midday meal scheme has helped many children who couldn't bars bring their food from the home to get their nutrition. Because of the closure of the schools, many students were suffering from not having enough food for their survival.

There is, also, always a delay or cancellation of exams, which leads to confusion for many students and there is no room for curriculum.

Most of the school-going children are involved in Solore child labour to support their families. There is a lot of chance that the education of female children and transgender children will affect, as their parents may see, the financial and opportunity costs of doing so. This pandemic has not only affected the students but also the low-budget institutions and schools, resulting in closing-down the same.

There are both positive and negative matters happening around us amid the Covid-19. Technology paves the way for education, thus helping the students and teachers to connect virtually through online classrooms, webinars, digital exams, and so on. But the sad truth is that it is not available to many students all over the nation.

Everything is happening for the well-being of the of now students so that they can stay safe at home without getting affected by the life-threatening virus.

We were not ready for this pandemic, but it came, so we have to go through this together. To do so effectively we have to update the infrastructure and should think of ways to undertake the situation and providing education to every child amid the pandemic if we face something precisely like this in the future to aid the forthcoming generation.

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