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Online learning will remain even after Covid-19 pandemic fades away

Remote learning has shown the need for more support and self-development courses for children to grow academically. [Istockphoto]

The Covid-19 pandemic disrupted the world in ways unimaginable. As we look back at the past two years and the harsh repercussions of the pandemic that continue to date, it is apparent that one of the most impacted sectors was education. Neither the world nor educational institutions were prepared to embrace the shift to online platforms brought on at lightning speed.

Educational institutions worldwide promptly responded to the pandemic by going online. In record time, students moved from physical spaces that provided them with much-needed social interactions, to being seated behind screens for hours on end.

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