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My Classes Week 2
My Classes Week 2
Before COVID-19, my classes at UTP Huancayo were held in person on the university
campus. I fondly remember the lively atmosphere of the campus, the bustling students in
the hallways, and the dynamic atmosphere in the classrooms. Classes were interactive,
with in-class discussions, spontaneous questions and answers, and the opportunity to
Currently, my classes are held virtually through the Zoom platform. The experience has
changed considerably. The flexibility of studying from home is an advantage, but it also
requires a greater effort to maintain concentration and motivation. Virtual classes are
informative, and professors strive to maintain interaction through digital tools, but the
Comparison:
Face-to-face classes were more dynamic and interactive, while virtual classes are more
flexible and accessible. In the past, the workload was more intense due to the need to
attend the campus, while now time management is crucial to take advantage of the virtual
flexibility. Online materials and resources are abundant and diverse, but require greater
Reflection:
irreplaceable. UTP has made a great effort to adapt education to this new context, but it is
important to find a balance between virtual flexibility and face-to-face interaction. The
education of the future will likely be a hybrid of both modalities, taking advantage of the
strengths of each.
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