Question

Prepare a news report based on the following:

'Government encourage classrooms to go digital'.

Answer 1

'Government encourage classrooms to go digital'

With our Honourable Prime Minister emphasising digital classrooms, there is a wide range of perspectives presenting the pros and cons of digital education.

Teachers and students can both attend classes from wherever they are. The expense and time of commuting to school are reduced. Furthermore, it is economical. There is no need to commute, which saves time and fuel. The majority of online lectures are simple to record, so students can watch them as many times as necessary. It is helpful for people who have trouble writing quickly. Due to the availability of the recorded classes, absentees will also not miss out on their studies. Large financial investments are required for large institutions. To accommodate students, large auditoriums are required. Online classes help to save money on things like electricity, gas, and paper. As a result, digital education is eco-friendly.

Unfortunately, internet connectivity is the main obstacle to digital education. The majority of pupils struggle because of inadequate internet connectivity. Some low-income families are unable to purchase more than one laptop or even a smartphone. How is such an education possible for a family with multiple children to afford?  It isolates and lonely the children. It is also difficult to resolve problems with the assistance of classmates. Lack of social contact does not promote proper personality development, and as a result, children lose their ability to connect socially. However, given its relative benefits, digital education is here to stay, and improvisation will follow as people become more conscious of the challenges they encounter on the front lines. There are always ways to restructure anything to get rid of problems.