With the Pandemic, most student distractions - social media, games, endless googling and the education material are living in the same space - online! Getting distracted and feeling that 24 hours/day is not adequate to complete all their work has become a new normal for students.
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Have you ever thought about what time your students actually open up their textbooks to study?
Educational inequality is the unequal distribution of three things:
Microlearning is often seen as just another buzzword in the world of learning and education. For some, it might even appear to be a way to justify laziness and spending less time studying.
One of the most prominent challenges teachers are facing in 2020 is engaging students in online learning. It’s challenging to ensure that students participate when it’s relatively easy to turn off their camera and microphone. Even if you make it mandatory for students to have their camera on during class time, that doesn’t always mean they are fully engaged in the lesson.
