Pandemic and school create learning problems. However, there are lessons learned that make brick-and-mortar schools better. Educators have a library of new methods to teach students. Teachers understand they no longer have to stand in front of the classroom. Therefore, they conduct Zoom lessons from their home and schools as needed. Teachers are creative and able to improvise lessons. Everything learned from the Pandemic can be incorporated into classroom lessons.
Pandemic Changes
Many changes will reshape schools for many years. Many schools will reopen ready for in-class, remote, or a hybrid model. Educators have the expertise to use digital and online tools. Therefore, schools should not return to normal. Consequently, this pandemic demonstrates the inequities of schools. The pandemic indicates the inequity of the learning of all students. Schools must be able to meet the needs of all students. They must provide and support learning and success.
Schools must plan a longer school year. Also, they must provide summer programs and summer camps. Additionally, students need small-group tutoring. They must provide better for students. Educators must now adjust to the future after the pandemic. Parents and teachers must now figure the future of education. Teachers, parents, and students are resilient. They find a way to work as a community to create a learning environment for students. They work collaboratively for student success.
Lessons Learned
Lessons learned from the pandemic shapes the future of schools. Many alternative methods of teaching came to the forefront. Thus, it gives educators a reason to rethink instruction. The use of technology to replace in-person instruction gave students educational opportunities to continue their schooling. Many teachers of young children taught the use of computer skills.
As a result, schools see changes in the future. Thus, a transformation with options emerges. They find new ways for creativity to be at the forefront. Additionally, they find new uses for the technology. And finally, new ways to provide various services for students in need.
