How does on-campus classroom
participation stand above online classes?

How does on-campus classroom participation stand above online classes?

“Campus Classroom” has a nostalgic air to it; this is the place where we are all the
same, no different from one another, and we are all friends. Teachers or professors
treated everyone the same as a student. Everyone simply wants to learn and enjoy
their college or school days. We all recall lectures or classes we attended as
students, also chatting with friends in the canteen.
Everything changed permanently after 2019. A terrible virus known as “COVID-19”
has altered everyone’s lives, and many people are dying as a consequence of it. In
every manner, we are confronted with a global crisis. Every location was on
lockdown. Only hospitals and banks were open during the emergency. Schools and
colleges were closed, and the government introduced ‘Online Classes’ to continue
the educational system. Students from all over the world can attend these classes
and continue their studies.
These online classes were fine as long as the lockdown lasted. But now that things
are back to normal, schools and colleges are reopening. The lectures and exams
should be held on campus, not online. There are numerous reasons why classes
should be offline and not online.
Students can only take classes online for the next two years due to COVID-19. As a
result, students are becoming more introverted and lacking in confidence. According
to one study, being on lockdown reduces people’s creativity by 70%. Teachers
cannot communicate with students in online classes as they can in traditional
classrooms. We can listen and concentrate for much longer on campus than we do
online. We are easily distracted by anything in online classes because we are not
physically present. Our studies suffer as a result, and we lose focus on our future.
Due to online education, students in practical-based subjects have had little
understanding of practical projects. Teachers didn’t have any resources to teach the
students practical projects, and they had a huge educational gap in their studies.
Now that everything’s back to normal, teachers are paying extra attention to those
students’ academics, believing that with genuine effort, they will be able to close the
gap.
Going to college every day, sitting on that same bench with friends, listening to the
professor’s lectures, and directly clarifying our doubts from them is an indescribable
feeling that you share with your campus. We will make some unforgettable memories
on our own and with your friends. By going to the campus, we meet different kinds of
people. Those who come from another academic background, can learn various
things from them or with them. It helps us to grow and understand better in life and
teaches us to be open-minded about everything.
No matter where you go, the campus will always be your second home. At Beauce,
we spent most of our lives on campus with our dear friends and respected teachers,
and they guided us to a brighter future. We built that connection over our students’
lives. However, we cannot deny that online lessons were extremely beneficial during
the lockdown. It also contributes to the digital advancement of our educational
system. On-campus courses have a profound impact on every student’s life.