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075 RWS Slides
075 RWS Slides
Muarij Hadeed
Reg no:
Fa19-BME-075
What is covid-19
With parents' income steadily decreasing due to loss of employment, more and more children are now
showing up a jobs instead of classrooms.
According to a recent study, an estimated 930,000 children, out of the 22 million that are already
missing school in Pakistan, are pushed to drop out by the pandemic.
The MOFE&PT is also piloting blended
learning in 200 public school classrooms to
better understand the implementation
Blended challenges of new technologies.
learning and
the digital
School closure has further spotlighted the
divide: existing digital divide across Pakistan. Only
34 percent of households in Pakistan have
internet access, and 14 percent have laptops
or computers.
Universities hold Not having
online classes, even electricity in many
as poor internet smaller cities is also
services remain a a major problem and
Educational major problem, sometimes not
Impact due to particularly in hearing the voice of
remote provinces the professor in the
Internet: like Balochistan, virtual classroom
Khyber due to internet issue
Pakhtunkhwa and is also a major
Gilgit-Baltistan. concern .
During 2020-2021, the World Bank has also allocated USD 20
Steps taken by million, which aim to support an all-inclusive learning system
targeting an estimated 19.1 million children who might choose
Pakistani government to stay out of schools due to economic pressures brought on by
to improve the the pandemic.
educational system in
In March 2020, the UNICEF office in Pakistan allocated a GPE
covid times grant of USD 140,000 to support the ministry of education in
developing its response plan.
The impact of covid 19 has shocked the education
Conclusion:
system .Virtual classrooms were the only solution to these
havoc times.
interaction between student and teacher is not there.
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